Reviews for NEVER TRUST A RAKE Manga

The main character's transformation story from a pupa to a butterfly is a revenge where people go to the city and look back at people who have changed, and although that isn't the main purpose, the effect is enormous. How wonderful it is to express your feelings to the person you love the most. Henrietta's short social season comes to my heart, with a spirit of hitting and breaking even when it's bad, and to take action so that she doesn't have any regrets. Earl Deppen's feelings are also close to my heart. Somehow, it's so cute that I feel like the scene is so famous that Kyun almost dies. Another skill of Sachimi sensei, who is talented even in a comical style, the technique of making readers cry with emotion, is particularly alive in Henrietta's depiction of the family where Henrietta was born and raised, and the depiction of her father. He should have appeared as a nobleman who is popular among women, but after becoming aware of the heroine, the line 2 was shaken off, and the line 3 exquisitely changed to a character you can't hate, and his desperate cuteness comes to the fore!? -I laughed quite a bit at this development. Also, the first thing I ask my father is that, apart from whether the answer is correct or not, his character seems surprisingly serious, which is annoying. I'm glad Sachimi sensei is in the HQ comics world, who can capture laughter in several scenes, bring happiness to the Ledbetter family, and finish a work that you can enjoy watching and reading, where the process until the two are united is not common. I thought so again after re-reading that there are places where Earl Deven is really cute. (I really want the typographical errors to stop. (I want it to be reduced as much as possible during the proofreading stage before it comes out into the world.)

It's been going around for so many laps... (≧ ▽ ≤) Sachi Miriho sensei is awesome! The hero “I'm Home” was also really nice. The original story in the afterword was also interesting!!

It was really interesting. Both he and she had interesting characters, and it was fun to be influenced by each other and changed!! If I had an encounter like this... I sigh (laughs)

I love Sachimi Sensei's Harlequin Romance because it's funny and the pictures are wonderful, but I fell in love with the main characters in this work. Because they both have super nibs! Even though he's a beautiful man and a beautiful woman!! Well, at first, the heroine Henrietta appears as the unshining daughter of a rural aristocrat... but her many misunderstandings and misunderstandings with the hero Jonathan are so cute and cute... I'll say it again, it's awesome ~ (*≥∀≤*)! I recommend it. I hope everyone gets excited too.

The image was that the manga artist made the original more than the original, but I thought this work was here and the original was the original. I think both have their merits, so if the story suits your taste, I want you to read the original story as well.

The two extremely dull people who didn't notice their feelings were a good match, from the heroine of a country girl to a beautiful lady, and to a gentleman who falls in love with Count Playboy's hero.

I read it while thinking that I want to transform beautifully under the hero's guidance, and I was wondering if I still have a chance left (wry laugh). I was really relieved that the heroine was happy, and I really thought from the bottom of my heart that if I said I liked him, that was fine, even if it was a mess.

Even if they are tall, they can look beautiful when they like them. The sight of her becoming a countess and creating a loving family is also fun. Accompany my eccentric father too.

It was very interesting. I thought the heroine's father played a good role. How many children will there be at the end? It looks like we'll still be able to have more kids from now on.

I'm glad it was a story where the heroine, Honest, who becomes the star of the social world under the guidance of the most handsome man in the social world is rewarded

It was a slightly different Cinderella than usual, drawing attention for her appearance and her coolness. It was good that the count was happy.

I didn't really like pictures, but they were interesting to talk about.

She's a heroine with a strong heart. You won't catch an Oreore scam, do you? It was a bonus page, and scenes from the original story were depicted. I laughed at the comical way the heroine was drawn.

I think it's my first time at Harlequin! The faces of the main characters looked like emojis (...) and it was comedic and I laughed.

I've always liked Sachi Miriho's works, and even Harlequin had good flavors. What is the story of Harlequin? While there are many stories that make you feel like what is good about this man (-_- #), there are also stories that make the person who draws it so interesting.