Ranking Harelquins

5/10
Kinda of boring. The art is solid, and the couple isn't toxic. But The plot suffers from the lack of chemistry between the characters and a lacklustre plot. But at least it's not toxic.
Stereotypical boss x employee.

3/10
There's a huge misunderstanding in which our presumably smart ML thinks our FL is scammer. Instead of doing the normal think of getting an investigation and getting your money back, he instead gets revenge by forcing her into a relationship. Maybe if he spent less time seducing and flirting with his employees he wouldn't have lost his money.

7/10
She's latina so of course we need to compare her to fire and animals. But yeah a string of misunderstandings bound to give you a migraine with lasting brain damage. At least it was interesting and fun to read. Could definitely reread if my tolerance for bullshit was as tall as The Cristo Redentor including the mountain it's on.

8/10
I hate this one. It's so sad. Everyone's awful to her, and she's still grieving her poor child. The ranking is only high, because whenever I want to feel sad and frustrated this one always does the trick. But if I'm already sad, than I for sure am going to cry. If any Harlequin is worth the hate-read, it's this one.

4/10
The guy throws himself a pity party the entire time, it's honestly pathetic. He's literally crying about his family drama while she's sitting there with her scars from being burned. The audacity. The FL deserved better. She was responsible, tough, and resilient, and the guy was a disappointment. The fact that they brushed over her trauma, but we had to listen to this guy mope the entire story was so insufferable.They literally told her to just get over it, like wtf.

8/10
Honestly, could've been worse. The couple actually match each other well. He's a douchebag, but grows to be more of a himbo, and she's impulsive. Honestly she doesn't have much personality. There's an annoying misunderstanding, but it's honestly a minor plot point, and most of the time the manga is focused on building the relationship. Though this story does rely on having a baby for them to stay together, which is such a cheap cope out, but there are worse.

9/10
The art is the best part. I really like this artist. The story is quite cute and original. I think the two leads had good chemistry for the short amount of time of the manga. Though the way sexual harassment in the office was treated may put off some people, as this came off very victim-blaming, so be prepared for that misunderstanding at the third act of the manga. Otherwise pretty cute.

10/10
The couple actually communicate, and she only gets with him after he changes his mind on his sexist view points. Don't like how automatically any guy that isn't from an english speaking country suddenly has a misogynist culture that they follow strictly, but that's all harlequins and this one doesn't abuse this trope too much. I was really impressed by this one. Not one misunderstanding just up front communication, and self reflection from both couples. What more could I ask.

3/10
It's not bad, but it's the worst out of three. I also hate the pro-monarchy message so it loses a lot of points for that. I just really don't like monarchies. The couple is actually pretty cute and have chemistry, but personally wouldn't reread it.

-100/10
The slut-shaming and victim-blaming in this one was disgusting. I can't believe her father had the audacity to be like 'I love you' even though he practically chose his new rich family over his own fucking daughter. This one makes me boil. Honestly her entire family and step-family should rot in hell for what they did to her. Disgustang. The ML is appalling too. Nothing redeemable about this one, unless you like getting mad, than by all means enjoy.