Reviews for THE VANISHING VISCOUNTESS 1 Manga

I'm reading it as a set, though. I read Miura sensei's other HQ work where Murder Case also appears, so I remembered it, and I wanted to post this individual review as well. This story is an escape story of love between two people who struggle to do something about absolute desperation, from circumstantial evidence showing that the heroine is a murderer, and who don't escape being treated as the culprit if caught. I think it's a world where people I used to like protect me so much, run away together, and I'm glad we're already alive. Of course, it would be nice if the real culprit came out, but when everyone around them thinks the heroine is the culprit, there's no way to do it. There, the Marquis will be on your side no matter what. What a thankful, happy, and happy thing. Even though he himself would be in danger! That big proposition is simply described, that even if the whole world is an enemy, he alone won't abandon him. That alone is a world full of heart. The tension in the story is maintained by the two's endless escapes. The love between the two has been a relationship of trust similar to a marital relationship from the beginning, and it is fundamental trust based on a pure human sense. It's not like I've tried anything. I don't want to add to that, and I agree. But what were you able to do alone? There are no expressions of emotion, let alone promises, and even though they are not relatives or old friends and acquaintances, they continue to run away at risk. It's a road movie type development, and modesty that crosses the line after a considerable period of time. The people in question are desperate, and the story is anything but peaceful. He's extremely dependable, and I have a lot of faith in the heroine. His humanism doesn't run into his cute behavior at all! It doesn't look like a brilliant HQ world. When it comes to depicting the world of aristocrats, this is an issue of human quality, there are people with bad intentions, and it is difficult to prove innocence in all directions. The setting is reminiscent of the foreign drama “The Fugitive.” I feel like if there were a man like this, I would definitely fall in love with him. Moreover, it is nothing else; it is a hand of concealing, protecting, and saving, similar to philanthropy, by the person you once admired. In an age where false charges seem impossible once caught, he did everything so hard that it was an act of tears. This story is a suspense theater where there is no sparkle that makes one sigh, and a momentary sweet moment between the escapes where they get stuck and the love that gradually matures between the two. It's just a story where I bow my head to the Marquis.

It's a series, so it's halfway through, but it's a pretty good story to read.

It was interesting, but I'm not done with volume one, but I want to read more.