Reviews for THE COMPANION Manga

The material and content all have the flavor of being tailored as a literary work. The expressive power of the dialogue and the sensory sense of its worldview and historical background are not faint. The drawing power is also particularly excellent. Delicate yet precise lines in the way they are drawn, and the pages have a soft and warm touch. The appearance of the protagonist is puzzling even though he lives resolutely due to life difficulties due to the death of his parents. There, beauty and the power of the aristocracy go hand in hand. The fact that the main character influenced the count goes beyond the framework of works centered on romance. While the depth of the world of the work has been preserved, the comical depiction is also ingenious, and the picture and content have come close to my heart in the most HQ I've read up until now. Even if the story is based on the original story, I think it's a gem comic where soul dwells in the details.

I learned that little by little, the kind-hearted heroine relaxes the cranky hero whose mind and body are sick. The presence of the grandmother was also good. I was also heartwarming when I read it. be happy...

The heroine was a modest, healthy, yet strong woman, and she was very nice. Also, the hero's past and the flow of the two people being attracted to each other were drawn naturally and carefully, making it easy to understand. I also really like the place where my grandmother had a good taste. There are no disgusting people appearing, so I think I can read it comfortably from beginning to end. It makes me cry no matter how many times I read it!

The story played gently and peacefully, and the process of healing my heartbreak was so wonderful. What happened in mineral springs (how much of it is obscure in this day and age) was ambiguous, but I think the historical aspect was good, and the flavor came out even more.

it's awesome~? I've read Harlequin quite a bit, but it's number 1... 2... no, it's number 1! The reviewer I'm referring to gave me a lot of praise, so I wasn't worried, but was that really good? the heroine is healthy, tenacious, and seems to be ephemeral, strong, and so cute? I don't think anyone who reads Harlequin doesn't like this heroine statue. Heroes are nice too. It may not be a picture of the present day, but it is a wonderful picture that matches the atmosphere. The heroine's eyes are beautiful ♦ The changing feelings of the two getting closer and closer are depicted very carefully. This work triggered me to read several Harlequin works by this writer. There are no losses so far!! But this is the best. I've reread it about 10 times already. There aren't many works I want to read over and over! If you are unsure, please buy it. I highly recommend it ‼

It's a work I love because Tsuya's gentle design fits perfectly with the atmosphere of the conversation. A woman who heals a broken man's heart in a calm, gentle, and supple way. And a graceful grandmother is nice again! It's a work I just reread over and over again.

The heroine was wonderful. Kit's heart gradually heals to the kind and intelligent Chloe. do you admire women like this? “Don't store your heart full of sorrow and suffering; if it's full, it will break; it's hard to make a broken heart.” It's Chloe's line in the story, but the gentle tone of the story mixed with the picture penetrated my heart.

What a wonderful person, she melts the heart of the hero who stubbornly refused at first, and even became like a child who wanted her mother to take care of her along the way... At the end, she regained her original hero who was confident and lively. The heroine was a really pure and smart woman who made me want to take an apprenticeship, I highly recommend it ~ be sure to read it ~

I thought it was romantic to say this. I thought the combination of a sudden encounter and love at first sight would give romance a thrill and passion.

I like historical. It's a royal road, but I'm glad the hero, who was injured and closed his heart, and the heroine, who had nowhere to go, were happy.

Among the cranky people, the heroine who didn't lose herself and was straight forward was so cute.

It's a story suitable for this teacher to make comics. It's a common story about an earl and a kind woman who followed his physical and mental wounds during the war, but it's beautifully illustrated. When it comes to excitement, it's not particularly exciting, but the dialogue is good.

It's a story about a pure count who is sad about the family relationship that has been despised by his second son, is hurt by war, and doesn't get through his rebellious period even when he becomes an adult, is healed by a pure woman who has come from the countryside. I'm praising it. If you think about it calmly, there are reviews (°°;)\ (--;) places here and there, but somehow, the rebellious count, the pure country woman, and the count's grandmother were all cute... when I noticed it, I really enjoyed it!

The way they deepened their love warmed my heart. Grandma has good taste (laughs)

The images of the two slowly falling in love over time were carefully drawn and it was wonderful. Did you feel kind of warm after you finished reading it?