Reviews for THE STORM WITHIN Manga

For some reason, they are attracted to each other. The heroine made the count, who lived on an isolated island with her back on the world, feel the light. She came to the island as an archaeologist and fell in love. It's as if coming there was destiny. The instincts I had when I was a little girl were right. That's because we were able to meet again. While the story has a very romantic framework, it is an unbearable stage unless you are a heroine studying archaeology due to elements such as the count's scars, the bothersome and eccentricity of his personality at the beginning of the story, and the creepiness of the book storage area. At the beginning, I can read on because there are memories of the heroine's first love when she was a child, and a depiction of a very impressive event where she saw that there were many drops of light around Apollo playing the piano. Why does the picture of the scene where he first appears as a count look the most wonderful in private? As the story progresses, I think it's good that scenes that look wonderful increase their brilliance as you advance in the second half. But is it possible to forget about him, who was so moved, that he was aware of his first love, so much so that even in front of an earl who had heard he was a famous pianist in the past, he doesn't even recall it at all from his expected age? If the appearance has changed too much, then it won't continue. Apart from the scars. Even if his afterimage fades after 20 years, and he can't remember his first love until he listens to the piano, the storyline is linked to past memories there and becomes dramatic, but I think it's usually up to that point. I wanted more sweetness in my romantic relationship during my stay on the island. Whether the way the piano is drawn, which is an essential prop, shows either the impact of the music or the presence of the person playing it, I wanted to enjoy this drama even more. The story after the proposal was good, but the way the waki and mob characters were treated was a bit light, and in particular, I felt that it was unfortunate even though it depicted the scene where they said “wonderful” during the wedding ceremony.