Reviews for BENDING TO THE BACHELOR'S WILL Manga

At Yomiho. Very nice story. I thought the hero and heroine were having trouble with their families, but they just didn't show their love well. Thanks to each other (also thanks to the heroine's friend and hero sister), they notice the love of their family, expand their range of ways of thinking and values, and are enhanced. They are a nice couple.

I enjoyed reading it from beginning to end. It's a warm work that makes you feel relaxed.

There are several stories that I imagine and that I think are HQ-like works, and I was very glad that this work had their own conflicts and a refreshing youth-like romance. It's a refreshing last.

this is it! It's a refreshing work that can be said. It made me feel so happy.

They were originally residents of the same world, but now the hero is a banker who tried to get married without love. The heroine is a stained glass craftsman. A hero who was able to change thanks to meeting the heroine. The heroines were also able to make peace with their father, and they were two people who made me think that each other's lives would improve if they stayed together.

It's nice that Eric and Holly enhance each other more and more through their love affair. It's exhilarating to read. A story about a high-spec man and a capable woman. The good thing is that it has a happy ending and is brief in volume 1.

That's why Juliana brought Eric and Holly together, but I certainly don't want a disgusting woman to become my older brother's wife ‼ It's amazing that you can just keep Holly as it is, and Juliana has increased her allies! I also got my money back from Lyle, and the happy ending is like this?

I thought it was great to meet people who were both nice. It's a story about people in the upper class, so I'm glad they seem to be happy even though there are a lot of places where I don't really get the hang of it.

The perfect story for Harlequin. After all, happy endings are good.

A heroine who left her home and ruined her own way of life, and a hero who lived by killing herself. It was a good match.

It was a story that fully conveyed the heroine Holly's determination to live with her own strength, but the balance between the hidden facts and the facts she showed was so convenient that I was discouraged. The heroine in the first half is an art major, and her family decided that her value as a part of the corporate management family was zero, and her father disregarded her wishes and tried to bind her to management and rebelled, and she worked hard alone and on her own for 7 years. They are preparing a paving stone for the failed act of being carried away by a man who invested 50,000 dollars in it. Also, in the story, these backgrounds are explained within the framework of the upper social world, and it's disgusting that she drew a line there, and her point of view was slightly shifted by putting up labels that she wasn't appropriate for herself. On the other hand, hero Eric sets his standard as a man, and even though there is a composition of a strong mother and a kind father, he is positioned as a teacher in opposition to evaluations around his wife and flattering husband within the bank, and he doesn't notice that the background that his mother has screwed up his own hopes if he is right because of that, misunderstood the meaning of a strong man. The part where the hope for the future of the two can be seen by revealing the seeds that was the case has come up with a convenient setting where they will do that kind of thing now, and the cause of disappointment at the beginning. The hero is a zashiki dog that peels its fangs, and the heroine seems to want to be a hawk who hides her claws. I like strong heroines, so even if they look delicate at first glance like Holly, I like the fact that they have a strong core and are unwavering, but I don't like heroes. As I read on, it seems like I'm taking a step back by suppressing my will and thoughts. If that was an element of contemplation, I would be convinced, but that's not the case. I don't feel excited because it looks like they're waiting for the other person to respond. Even so, even though they show me their attitude of confronting the ending, it seems like a humble and disappointing man before Holly reveals her true girlfriend.