Reviews for KHOLODOV'S LAST MISTRESS Manga

I didn't really understand the meaning of the title. It is common in Japanese translations of foreign books, but words that are not included in English titles come up. Maybe I don't understand the story enough, but I think it's a story about a period where what you want to believe was the main focus, not what you don't believe. It's a story where even though they're doing what's best for each other, there's a discrepancy between what's best, and it's a story that shortens that. Even though he's a hero with a fierce past, he's kind.

To be honest, I thought it would be a story where even more muddy events would happen, but surprisingly, it was a heartwarming story. It's a reincarnation story of the heroine and the hero, respectively. Especially the hero's. A hero who has lived without trusting anyone since past events meets an honest and innocent heroine and changes little by little. But after all, an event happened where people don't change so easily, and they try to say goodbye to the heroine as well. I feel like I would have enjoyed it even more if there were turbulent developments here, but in the story, the hero is struck by the heroine's sincere words, and once again accepts the heroine. From there on, the story progressed nicely, and everything had a happy ending. It might feel a little unsatisfactory for people who like intense stories.