Reviews for THE COUNT'S SECRET CHILD Manga

I bought it because the drawing was beautiful and I wanted to read the continuation as a trial reading ^_^ It was a common HQ-like development, but it was interesting ♪

Why aren't HQ's heroes honest with the woman they fell in love with? And pregnant heroines usually get hungry and get stronger. well, if that's not the case, the story won't start lol lol? ah ✋ oh yeah, let's add something cute that all the kids want to eat ‼ this one was cute too, isn't the hero's melodious expression cute? DNA is scary, it's a private matter, but my cousin's kid is so much cuter than any other kid (although he was crazy?) I have an experience where I thought that. The child is more and more positive about the hero who wasn't honest after all... Was the old arrogant hero who was scared to “love” good?

I bought it because it was sold at Pearl at the same time as the price for my favorite night. I was shocked by the healthy protagonist and the slightly stupid count ^-^

After all, this is why Harlequin is unstoppable, unstoppable. I thought the god of romance reigned and made the content extremely sweet and exciting. The hero and heroine drawn by Sakuraya-sensei were perfect for the story.

Even though she was arrogant, I was amazed by the fact that the heroine gave birth to children by herself and raised children on a low salary, which hurt my heart. The heroine, who I like but has to keep refusing to get married, was also pitiful and sad! Also, that feeling was often reflected in facial expressions, and it was an easy picture to empathize with!

An arrogant and self-centered count who doesn't understand love. At first, I thought he was a bad guy, but he went around idle trying to keep the heroine in his place, and he seemed like a poor person rather than a disgusting guy. The pictures are cute too, and I don't think there's any harm in reading them!

The heroine is too good a kid, so make the hero suffer even more! That made me think. The hero this time was no good bad man.

The hero is unreliable, or rather, whimsical and swayed by it. A cute hero, isn't he?

A hero who was helped by the heroine's breadth of heart. I really realized my feelings at the last minute. This writer's kid is so cute!

If you really want to get Carrie, you can say as many “lies” as you want, and Theo doesn't do that. I don't think he's a man who buys companies, dismantles them, and sells them off, and so sincerely, it can be said “other”. Even though no one knows what “love” is, I haven't been able to self-evaluate whether it's smart or bad that it's unnecessary for me. It was just that I wasn't aware of the deep psychology of seeking it precisely because I had no connection with a home where I was healed and comfortable. However, in spite of being comically depicted, there is a slight lack of comicality; for example, the P60 Theo line “If it doesn't work, it's a problem,” it's more effective to write it slightly larger with the author's handwriting instead of reusing print. I can see that such an effect has taken its place. However, it was a story with a good feeling after reading it that unfolded quite naturally, even among the many HQs that were impossible to bring to Happien. It's a book I want to reread over and over again from now on.

The picture was beautiful, and the heroes were cool and wonderful. The count is a little too insensitive and I feel sorry for the heroine. I can't think of anything other than that obsession or love. I noticed it too late. It's natural to whisper such sweet words to someone you don't even like. I was shocked and excited when we first kissed.