Reviews for HIS CAVALRY LADY Manga

The heroine is a Russian male dressed soldier with combat power, bought for her language skills and accompanied the Russian Emperor to England. The hero is an Englishman who is reluctant to love and is a workman. The two met in France... Russia, France, and the United Kingdom are also three countries, and Europe is a land contiguous country other than the island nation of England. A global development that Japanese people can't think of... The hero's aunt is doing a good job, such as the hero's aunt pouring rock paper scissors on the heroine to spit out her true intentions, and the novel The Little Brother's sequel was also frowned upon and bought. After all, it was thanks to Hoshiai-sensei's brilliant style that this original work was successfully made into a comic. The scene where a short-haired soldier turns into a mysterious beauty is fun.

If you enjoy the masquerade after understanding that a beautiful woman in a men's costume is an impossible setting, the points for a masquerade ball are high. The occurrence and awareness of emotions that make me aware that I am a woman. That masquerade was the first, and probably the last, a precious opportunity. At first glance, it talks about such a universal thing as falling in love with a person, not only that they like their partner just because they are dressed up, and furthermore, they think that marriage between families, which is decided by their surroundings based on the other person's clan identity, is flat, in a strange kind of story. The two deepen their understanding through time spent talking and enjoying outdoor hobbies. But not as men and women... The heroine, who kept her expression until the end and didn't try to break her attitude in an attempt to complete her career as a military professional, and the duke, who is careful and doesn't let go of his guard, can't get the hang of each other, and therefore there aren't any sweet scenes. For that reason, the once-in-a-generation transformation of the masquerade ball, which she participated in as a woman, was the only big, full-blown love event where she hadn't taken off her uniform until then. Not glass shoes, lost gloves, it would be a Cinderella story that everyone knows, so I made a twist, but it's funny to show that, on the contrary, the duke's sluggishness is visible and the type that can't read a woman's heart at all from beginning to end is laughable. Because they are the type that doesn't come right up to this point on their own, I feel that they don't usually look for feminine looks or housework abilities expected of women from heroines, and on the contrary, it is preferable. I don't think there's anyone who doesn't think of Rose Bell, but when you like someone, you can clearly understand the feeling that you want them to see yourself properly as a woman in that person's eyes, and it depicts an eternal female heart in a sense. Also, potential curiosity about what it would have been like to live like a man? desire? It also somehow caught my eye, and it's a work with a slightly interesting standing position. Other reviewers have pointed it out, but the way the frame's background is drawn is insufficient, and I'm certainly concerned about the whitish color. I think the only scene on page 107 conveys something about the white one. 4.5 between the sense of deja vu in the story and the lack of comic-like feeling where facial movements are sealed due to the background of both people. Both are unavoidable, though.

The heroine wears a dress for a while, and she mostly has short hair and is dressed as a man. But this cute title is Captain in the Russian Army, but he looks like a child soldier. I wanted to live like a man, but when I met the duke, I was like, “Can I leave it like this?” I'm starting to get lost. She is a heroine with few changes in facial expressions and few emotional ups and downs, but probably because of her paintings, she is also very cute. She was also beautiful when she was being bullied by fellow soldiers and dressed as a woman (although she is actually a woman). The duke is also kind, handsome, and wonderful, but aside from Alexandra (transvestite), what I don't notice is Nibui (lol), the woman in men's clothing I met at the scene of the fire = Alexandra = Alexey, when will the Duke notice... my companion's aunt is quite a singer

It feels like the number of pages isn't enough, and it's common in HL works, yeah. At the end, I wanted it to end with a little more excitement, crying. But it was romantic.

It was such an interesting story that I felt like I was in a hurry at the end.

When I say that, it reminds me of that work that is so famous that I don't need to say anything. Since one volume of Halle is completed in a short number of pages, it is much more condensed than a certain work. The heroine, dressed as a man, is imposing (but after all, her lines are thin and she looks like a boy soldier), and she is beautiful in her dress. But it's a pity that the background is cut and there are blank pages here and there...