Reviews for REBECCA'S ROGUE Manga

There is almost no loss in any of Sachi Miriho's works. This work is also pure and sincere, and is a hero and heroine that is rare in the social setting. The characters who support the side also have a very good taste and love the occasional gag coma. It makes me laugh because of the pressure points. I'm so sad and moved ❣️ Happien at the end ❣️ was the feeling after reading it really satisfying?

A perfect picture for HQ Historical. The pictures that look like gags that come in once in a while are also interesting. She's a hideous hero from HQ Ichi who tries to get married with only her face, but she decides at the opera, and she is serious and works hard as a heroine and is pure. A wonderful story.

? I was able to read it in a fun way until the end, from the setting where the hero has only a face and nothing, until I understand that he is a person who can protect his family in a playful way. It's usually a fake marriage, but they were attracted to each other even before they got married, and the heroine was able to overcome her childhood fears by her hero and pursue the truth without running away is because they love each other. I think it's a good work no matter how many times you read it

I don't think it's easy to see a story as pure and beautiful as the hero who uses his beautiful appearance to set up marriage fraud against a woman, and the heroine who tries to use him as a tool to protect herself, even though it's a teppan disguised marriage story. Sachi Miriho sensei's heroine has a smart and cool way of asserting her intentions. A hero looks disgusting at first glance, but he is a person who accepts his unhappy life while complaining a bit, and uses himself as a shield to protect his loved ones. This is pretty cool. It's a different story of mutual love from what you first see in My Rich Man. it makes you feel happy when you read it, doesn't it?

Sachi Miriho's stuff always makes me cry, but this was also a cry... both the heroine and hero are wonderful!

The hero who looks disgusting and the heroine who is the Ice Lady are all adorable. The weather was really clear for the two of them at the opera. At the end, I'm moved by the hero's sincerity and heroine's courage. The hares drawn by Sachi Miriho sensei are always flawless, but this one hits the jackpot! 5 stars isn't enough.

A kind-hearted hero who protected the heroine from kidnappers. A heroine who is handsome and fast (laughs). It was the first time I almost cried at Harlequin.

The heroine is handsome. The hero is disgusting (modoki). I'm glad we overcame each other's trauma and dared to get through ♡

The scene where the hero (and aristocrat), who is full of debt and is about to have a fraudulent marriage, and the heroine get engaged and “do a play” feels good. If we could see each other's true nature with or without wealth, people in this era would have been able to have more freedom in love. The two really happy people in the last scene are wonderful.

I like this person's work the most. Both the hero and heroine are extremely likable. I reread it over and over again ♪

I saw a review that said it made me cry, and so did I. (That doesn't mean it's a sad story.) What's more, I thought it would be fine once I read it, and when I started rereading it on the commuter train, it almost came to my lacrimal glands again, and I couldn't move until I finished reading it, and I couldn't move until I finished reading it. There's no way you can't be shaken when someone who fights for you shows up. I thought it was Masuo who used good looks as a weapon, but he was a real hero who risked his life to protect women without any sudden powerlessness or anything. The heroine was a strong person, but she lived in strong armor. One woman, Girls' Generation, growing up in a harsh environment, the tightness of living as a female heir to an inheritance, and the fact that it's love, I couldn't afford to dream about it. They probably did their best. The setting of this story is not about the real love of a man with a nice appearance, but the true worth of a hidden body man, that is, the masculinity and directness of the content that betrays Chara Man-style characters is an important key to the progression of the story. Family feelings make me cry. Where does he have responsibility for being the exact opposite of a nobleman who is simply the opposite of a nobleman. But, amazingly, I'm taking on more responsibility than I should. There is no doubt that the wife of someone who values their family this much will be happy. The appearance that looks like a cheap man makes readers have a bit of a preconceived idea, and it's noble and cool that you can't ride for free due to the thick bones that gradually come into view when you take off the veil, and the heroine's high resources. In this real world, it's normal to choose a marriage partner, and even though there aren't a few people with a mischievous temperament who rely on the financial strength of their parents' house, they are proud to stick to their own strength! great. The ring made me cry too. The ring that appeared in the beginning and the ring at the end. contrasting. Proof of a proposal that is more valuable than an expensive ring. It's not an appeal of affection bought with money, but a ring that shows affection to the fullest. I was struck by the fact that I was prepared to face it. What made me cry in various parts of the story was not because I was sad, but rather because I was healthy and clean, and devotion that didn't cover myself up. Oh, if only I liked male paintings a little more! It's based on the characters, so it can't be helped, but for that reason, he only looks like a real good man. That's what I'm talking about though! Even after that, every time I read it over and over again, it made me cringe every time.

Of all of Sachi Miriho's Harlequins, I really like this one. The good-looking hero suspected of marriage fraud was initially unimaginable how this story would unfold, and it was jarring... He was a very kind and cool hero. I've reread this work over and over again, and I was so moved that my lacrimal glands relaxed just by opening the pages. Buy it and you won't regret it!

The artist's expression, or rather the atmosphere not typical of a Harley, is so fun that I really want to support the hero this time. I enjoyed reading it while agreeing with the hero that faces are important. I can enjoy reading all of this author's Harley series, so don't worry.

Speaking of Harlequin, the hero is rich and strong, and while there are many characters who are really heroes, he is a weak hero because he is poor and has nothing to brag about but his appearance. It was an unusual setting among Harlequins I've read, and were you able to enjoy all the careful stories and happy endings?

I was interested in historical things, and the pictures were so beautiful that I bought them. The main character's dishonesty comes to the fore in the first half, but in the second half, the standards of what the protagonist values come into view, and while being swayed by money, the protagonist thinks and acts on his own.

Something for beautiful men and women. Surprisingly, this kind of delicate, beautiful male hero doesn't appear, so it's interesting. The pictures are also properly drawn by beautiful men and women, and it feels good. The work has a gorgeous impression.

A beautiful and kind heroine, and a beautiful and smart heroine. The side characters that support the two are also all nice people. It's “too much made,” but I don't really care about it because the flow of the story is good. There are many heroines and heroes in Harlequin's works that aren't stupid and make me want to plunge into it, but I was able to immerse myself in a fluffy fairy tale world from beginning to end.

First time being a beautiful, kind, and poor hero ❗ first time being a heroine who is very rich, gentle, and doesn't have a fighting back ‼... but that was really good? Was it a good product to be satisfied with my purchase at Harlequin after a long absence? I recommend it ☆