Reviews for Untamed Italian, Blackmailed Innocent Manga

I think he was the worst hero at first. There's no woman who doesn't feel comfortable with herself... mode. I got her in a position to speak up... You'll regret it later, but after I realized how I felt, I felt a little pitiful. I was able to truly love her, who was beautiful and intelligent, and it was a happy aftertaste. I think she's always dignified and wonderful.

What happens even if we know it's a happy ending? I was worried. The protagonist has firm thoughts and pride towards the male protagonist. The hero was drawn by such a protagonist and wasn't smitten, but they came to love him with the truth. It was very nice.

Her hatred for her father turned her distrust of men, and she has continued to do her best for her mother — a way of life that is too painful for a young, beautiful woman. I'm really glad that a man I can trust showed up.

She was a noble heroine and cool until the end. I'm glad that the hero also had a melodious and stable happy ending from the beginning (^ ^)

The setting for this story is usually Harlequin, but unexpectedly, the feeling after reading it was refreshing ♦ I wonder if it's good that neither the hero nor the heroine are too mean? The hero, who was arrogant but full of kindness, was a beautiful, elegant, and steady heroine, and wonderful. Even so, there are too many greedy dads...?

Even though she was a young lady, she was a wonderful woman who could stand up to any situation without being a young lady. A strong core, and I felt that a noble woman was rare.

The heroine, who is graceful and reasonable, is strong and cool. She is by far the most wonderful woman among Harley heroines. Even though she's supposed to be a go-getter, this hero has feelings on her face when it comes to her heroine. He doesn't move at all even when being stared at by a hero, is he actually really big? My friend Algernon has a good taste.

The sight of an arrogant man being at the mercy of a noble woman is irresistible (lol) It was interesting to read without any sense of incongruity.

A love story about a takeover king who comes up alone with a positive woman who never loses her pride in any situation. Even though she is the only daughter of the president, Sally, who lives a life far from her young lady, only loved her mother, who was both talented and had little life expectancy. My biological father sells his daughter to Zack for his own preservation. She never loses her pride no matter what circumstances she falls into, and is an ideal woman whose humanity is more noble and beautiful than her appearance. You can read the development along the way, and the last one is Harlequin's usual pattern, but Sally's strength of always not losing myself attracted even me of the same sex, so I went to Sally ★ 5!

The hero of this film is The ⭐ ︎ Harlequin hero, who is stubborn and disgusting who doesn't listen to people from when they meet them. Be careful as it will make you feel like crap! From beginning to end, it was only because Sally forgave her.

Why is he being swayed by such a father, no matter how much the rest of his life is at risk for his mother. An arrogant man falls in love at first sight with someone who doesn't know him, and then it's terrible for his father to commit misdeeds. Let's do more

The male sex appeal and female beauty drawn by this artist are of the same quality as ever. The heroine who stretches her back and looks forward even when she's hurt is wonderful.

He's a really arrogant hero! It was a work called Harlequin. At the end, I liked the hero who bowed down to the noble and beautiful heroine. It would have been better if the rest had been drawn a little more.

It's like being held by a disgusting type of man whose financial strength makes you feel chills run wild. However, the heroine doesn't hate him as much as I, the reader. The heroine is strong and at ease. HQ men often find well-made women, but they also often insult women due to misunderstandings. Even though they have an aesthetic eye, they have opposing nodal eyes. If you were able to discover appeal, I actually think it would be strange if you didn't have prejudice or preconceptions... There's no point in drinking to become a mistress, even if you think it's for money. However, the circumstances were unavoidable for the person in question. This is also a HQ staple. The story is a stable HQ standard. This is the development. He regrets it. Treat the heroine badly. I cornered myself and made him my lover that I was despicable. There's quite a bit of energy being put into awareness here, so I wonder if that person in question was the case that they misunderstood along the way (what have I been doing until now...!) There is a proper scene called,. Therefore, there is little sense of not being satisfied as a reader, but the final repentance still puts a strain on the person in question and is a sincere apology for his attitude and words, which is refreshing. In this film, the heroine exposes her jealous feelings to him. I think he'll be happy about that too. Such a scene characteristically betrays her coolness up until then. I was hurt by the pride I had begun to think that I was special to him, and I decided to end the relationship because it seemed like I was reminded of my position. The fact that “forever” is included in the words at the time of parting is interesting because you can see the characters. Disappear, get pregnant, and come pick you up. This series of developments is solid. Even so, I thought the heroine was cool in that scene. “I won't get married to you even after a million years.” Even if someone you like proposes, he can't do it. “Court~” (!?) , wry smile, I'm saying it! In response to his proposal words, he returned with pleasant words of decline, and he was so presumptuous. I still have a lot of feelings I like, but I can say... I admire you. The price of this work jumped about one and a half stars in this scene.

I love this artist's paintings. I think it really fits Harlequin. This story is a classic, and I can read it ahead, but I wonder if I can read it with peace of mind. I thought -1 wasn't exciting enough, so...