Reviews for THE SCOT 2 Manga

It was a pretty big suspense thing, but the culprit was caught relatively easily... The heroine is a so-called feminist, but it's a bit disappointing that she doesn't have the necessary knowledge.

I read it while being excited about the story, which was getting really exciting. Personally, I was convinced that I liked HQ from women with strong will after all.

A heroine who has her own opinions and speaks clearly. This is a story about two people who create an ideal image of a married couple in an age where things are not taken for granted in modern times, and women were unable to own anything themselves, and all they had to do was obey. The couple got married by accident, but James has a sense of justice and is brave and reliable. Also, he is a gentleman, talented, and dexterous. I don't have any great places, so I have a wide range of relationships and watch people a lot. A heroine who is extremely lucky to have a relationship with a good person and get married. That guy can take care of all the crises at his parents' house. Respecting the heroine's intentions, he waits until his wife makes up her mind even after getting married. He is compassionate, and on the other hand, the scene to sink his desires is frustrating and slightly uncomfortable, and he is the most ideal husband in an age where women had no freedom. The depiction of father and daughter is also nice. It's not a teacher who can't draw an old man, so I'm very convinced when I watch it. Her relationship with his wife, who is the heroine's mother, also has something to do with Jin. Good at carving episodes. I think there's also the real thrill of expressing it in comics. Even though it was suspenseful, it was mixed with comical spices and I enjoyed it until the end.