Reviews for THE DUKE'S BABY Manga

The love story began by incorporating mystical elements against the backdrop of the legend of the Duke du Lac family. The heroine Andrea stayed at the castle to gather the remains of her late husband, Lancelot researcher Professor Richard, and met her son, Hero Lance. The changes between Andrea and Lance were put on the back burner, and the changes between the two were described in detail in the first half, and progressed around the excitement, kindness, and serenity of the romance, and I also read it in earnest. But that wasn't the end of the story. Lance's father's remarriage was hell on the 1st street for Lance. The strength of the feeling that he didn't want to make his father sad drove him in, and the result was that he left a huge scar on his body and mind. Compared to the first half, the second half unfolds at a speed similar to clapping hands. Since my encounter with Andrea in the first half was only 3 days, it seems that they wanted to show a change in emotion by making it unfold as slowly as possible, and in the second half, it seems that they wanted to make a difference in resolving the incident based on the bonds and trust built up in the first half. It's true that I didn't understand it, and I was able to enjoy it, but “time has nothing to do with love,” but I think “bonds from trust” have a lot to do with time, so it left a sense of incongruity for me. It makes me feel like I should have at least arranged an encounter with my husband during his lifetime. The thing is, they succeeded in building a family by understanding their sister-in-law's abnormal obsession and trouble in the military, and they placed Andrea there. Also, although the joy of life given to the two people who had given up on bearing and raising children is different for each, Lance in particular was designed to experience a situation close to the one they have as a biological child, and I was convinced by that sense of happiness.

There were so many painful things... but I was tied to the heroine, and when I saw her happy face, I cried for the first time in a long time with a book. I can only hope that there will be many happy things from now on.

I don't know the details of Lancelot's story, so that makes me scratch my feet. I think past court cases were a bit messy. If I had taken the plunge, I wouldn't have been in pain for a long time.

They are two people who can understand each other even more because they understand each other's feelings.

Scenes where the hero is supposed to be cool aren't good. To be honest, I don't like the pictures, but the development of the story is easy to read and interesting. The heroine just lost her husband and it's painful, but the hero's past is also terribly painful. I'm moved by the sight of them saying over and over again that they will protect the heroine even though there are only things that make women sluggish. The happy ending due to the last heroine's decision was also wonderful and my heart trembled. I honestly seem to want to be happy.