Reviews for MISTAKEN FOR A MISTRESS Manga

What interfered with the original lovers was that they were born lowly. There were several couples, and none of them were really happy. The combination that deviated from their position as a couple... made the biggest difference... I feel sorry for his mother and Contessa's daughter.

As expected, the main characters each have their own speculations, and the story, which seems to be complicated if not more, is put together with a superb structure and storyline! If you follow only the general outline of the story, it's a ridiculously destructive work, and it's good that it's neutralized by the heroine's younger brother's innocent cuteness, and the fact that “light,” “darkness,” “stillness,” and “motion” give sharpness to the whole story ◎ Above all, the heroine who can fight for what she wants to protect is fascinating! I also feel like the hero characters have faded a bit because of that, but there were depictions everywhere where I thought they would cherish the heroine and her younger brother, so that's fine. Even so, am I the only one who often feels so sorry when I dabble in the original story after reading Marito-sensei's comics? (I think Marito sensei's comics are too wonderful)

I haven't read all of HQ, but haven't there been any amazing cheat heroines up to this point? It's a revenge drama with plenty of room in terms of financial life, so I was expecting the final “Zamaa” from the perspective of a heroine who can fully demonstrate that power, but did the heroine mother's love enemy, Guess the Evil Woman?? it made me want to press Komon-sama's seal basket (old lol lol) against that face, right? I thought the heroine was a calm... really powerful woman. In a sense, the cuteness of the heroine's younger brother (isn't the cuteness of children drawn by Marito-sensei?) a place where only pitiful revenge and romance could turn into a slaughter It was also good that it became a camphor agent and made me feel relieved, so did you enjoy it?

The heroine drawn by this author is always dignified and I love it, but the heroine also played a big role in this story ~ the board meeting was amazing ~

The way the clever heroine turns it upside down at the end is refreshing to read! The villains also succeed and fail (self-destruct), and it's a feeling after reading without saying anything. Strongly speaking, was the hero factually incompetent? (lol)

It means that the heroine, who was despised as her lover, protected her dignity with her knowledge and strategy. Heroes are cool, but they're a bit pathetic.

I love Harley Queen, but I especially like this one's paintings. It's so beautiful that I feel the story is even more wonderful. This work, the heroine, and the hero are the best

I admire the talented heroine for being cool and cheering for her big plot twist like Komon-sama's Inro

I bought it by the author, but the content was good too. A story about a smart and affectionate heroine and a hero who can't believe in love because she grew up watching her cheating father. I'm glad that the bad girl seemed like the bad girl.

It was a cool story where the heroine, Marlene, played a notarine woman to hide her nails and roll them back. When I started reading it, it was full of taunts about people who don't have noses that focus on privilege, but I was drawn in by the fact that the relationship between Rocco and Marlene progressed at a very good tempo. At the end, it ends comfortably with a plot twist, but somehow it left a sense of haze, and I realized it after rereading it several times. Marlene was on the side waiting for Rocco while doing this much. I wish I had persuaded him so forcefully as “choose me without saying four out of five.” It's a story where women rank high, but it's a bit disappointing that they've been waiting for men. But that's what makes Marlene so cute.

The heroine is just so cool!!! Heroes are hazy (laughs) and kids are so cute. The heroine's sorrow seeps into my heart, and the secret place that makes me say it in the second half is Ai sensei's work. Oh, that was great.

If you make a fool of people that much, twists and turns will happen! Thanks to the wise heroine's hard work, the villains were defeated and defeated, and I felt refreshed. Is a hero loved by a beautiful and smart heroine a kickshaw?

The heroine is smart, cool, and maybe a counterattack after driving in the heroine a little more

A scene where the hero went to England where the heroine lives in order to get an answer to her proposal. It's probably a place to show off in terms of HQ, but there was a point I wasn't satisfied with. When the hero came to the heroine's farm, we had a conversation where we agreed with the hostile woman's words. This was pointed out by the heroine, and I defended myself ←I thought if you were a man, apologize properly ‼. People who defend themselves like this are unreliable... it's a good story, so I don't like it. But the heroine is depicted as an intelligent and calm woman, and Paul is very cute, and overall it's a good work?

The interaction between the main character, who normally carries a heavy burden with his own role, and the hero who is initially depicted arrogantly is like in a drama. If you change the way you look at the antagonists who show their true nature at the very end, there is still just a little room for sympathy, and that seems to complement that character. I thought that the fact that there are no more people I want to be happy also adds depth to the story.

I like Harle, where the heroine is sharp, strong, and cool, but this one is pretty excellent among them all! I like Harley, but I'm always frustrated by the heroes, and I wonder why the heroine has such a big heart too! I recommend this person!

There have been dramas for a long time where an unfamiliar woman takes control of her wife in various forms, but they often trick them into taking responsibility, and bad intentions tear the lovers apart, and then they are forced to clean up as a sad past. This story is exhilarating because daughter Marlene is taking revenge on Paolo and Marlene, parents who were unable to get together in the form of marriage. However, it's a bit disappointing that I didn't understand the fact that my wife Contessa was unjust until I talked about it myself. Even so, the daughters, who never treated their own father in a dignified manner, were nothing but victims of human beings who settled into wives due to a plot. It's cool that this story and legacy wasn't a big thing for the heroine in an economic sense, but for honor and the will of her deceased parent. Smart people can tell how smart people are, but it is said that people who are not smart don't know whether their opponent is smart or bad, but this story was in the first half where they made a fool of the heroine, and the opponent's shallowness seemed to be on the same level as the daughter of a regular wife. He Rocco tends to look like he's on the same level, even though he knows it's to increase the effectiveness of making the story interesting. The development of a pattern where the leading role progresses understanding from the beginning of the enemy side and moves to an ally is a challenging plot for HQ where one book is complete. Patterns other than people are carefully drawn and beautiful, and the scenes between the heroines, Marlene and Rocco, are very beautiful. In particular, pages 100 to 106 seem to be scenes from the HQ world and are worth reading. There are many teachers who have whitish tones, but Ai sensei is good at adding black and using gray parts. I particularly like the depiction of the outdoors at night. I think things other than hair have been devised due to the restrictions of a world of basic white and black ingenuity. This work has a solid framework even without depicting the love between the two. A sweet romance has already been added to the place where one episode has already been completed without sweetness, and whether Rocco is really believable or an enemy, it has been incorporated into a development where muscle movements are not scattered and the whereabouts of the romance can't be read skillfully, and it has succeeded in adding fun. In HQ comics, which have a limited number of pages, this was put together to a minimum, but I think it's a work with lots of hidden drawers that can expand any scene. Since there was a way of appearing called The Disgusting Man at the beginning, they were able to restore balance with some offsetting, but the third victim was probably Rocco. Even so, it's a simple question. Where on earth will the three of them live from now on?