Reviews for MISS IN A MAN'S WORLD Manga

This review contains spoilers. Of course, the hero and heroine, but the butlers, friends, and families surrounding the two are each drawn in an attractive and careful manner. Some of the characters may be coming out (^^), and the incident will be resolved firmly with the hero's cooperation, so it's refreshing. The scene where the two reunite in social circles is beautiful!!! Even though there were no sad scenes, I was moved by the characters' lines and thoughts, and I burst into tears over and over again. When I'm reading Harley, I'm very intrigued by English butler culture, and this is amazing.

This review contains spoilers. Looking back at it after rereading it, it feels like the two people on the cover are slightly wearing cats, but the content is both historical and comedic, which is exquisite. Both heroes and heroines are unique. In particular, I'm glad I bought the heroine who can do anything (a surprise shootout)!

This review contains spoilers. While noticing a woman dressed as Georgie, Fincham, who protects and supports Georgia without asking why, is handsome and wonderful. Fincham has been called a grumpy viscount who doesn't know love, but in the days he spent with Georgie, I felt how things changed steadily and how the days the two spent together became irreplaceable. The story was a thrilling development of hiding the true identity and searching for the culprit who murdered my uncle from Georgia, and the budding love between the two, Fincham being swayed by Georgiana, and I was able to enjoy it while including comical laughter that made me feel a little sorry.

This review contains spoilers. I'm so excited for the heroine, who looks like a boy who isn't dressed as a man! It's a mystery style, but it's a love story. I bought the complete author, but there is no loss in this teacher's history.

This review contains spoilers. As everyone has written, Sachimi sensei's hares are really flawless. I also feel like the Viscount has an unrequited love rather than a crush on the Viscount (laughs), but the Viscount's line from the scene where the last ring is returned was so interesting that it blew up.

This review contains spoilers. It's interesting. It made me laugh the most out of Harlequin I've read. Also, I was surprised because the culprit was an unexpected person.