Reviews for CHRISTMAS IN PARIS Manga

The hero simply loves the heroine, and I would be happy if they were loved in this way. I was amazed by the ideal hero who wants to overcome anything with you, and who strongly demands that your feelings don't change no matter how many years have passed.

The story was organized in one line and was easy to understand. Apart from whether the separation period of 8 years was an appropriate period for the two, a period of reflection was probably necessary. The heroine, Alyssa, despaired of not being able to fulfill the wishes of the hero Pierre because she loved her. Even though that love hadn't disappeared, she married a different man and escaped reality, and since she was aware of the fact that she used it even though she had feelings of being betrayed by her former husband, the sense of hopelessness was probably even greater, but the two of them faced the truth and spun time together. Their unwavering love for each other hits my heart, but I also have feelings of anger other than the content because I read it with cold eyes when there is no special feeling. I was relieved by Pierre's sincerity in drawing a perfect line with Sylvia, even though I could see that they arrived at the promise with that.

It was a sad story when I thought about the heroine's feelings. I'm leaving because I love my hero. A heroine who hurts the hero when she explains the situation, and it's hard for her to tell the truth. Even though they still love each other, the heroine thinks she can't make the hero happy on her own, so she can't break through. I was amazed at the sad expression of the hero seeking a heroine. I'm glad it had a happy ending at the end.