Reviews for MISS IN A MAN'S WORLD Manga

I wasn't really attracted to standing reading, but since it's Sachimi, I took the plunge and hit the jackpot (^-^) as in other reviews, it's the marquis's unrequited love lol

I was imagining a sad feeling by dressing up as a boy... but it felt like there was laughter, there was suspense, and there was laughter. The attendants and butlers also had a good taste, and it was very pleasant to feel at home.

This is Sachi Miriho sensei Sasuga. Instead of suddenly coming together at the end, which is common, I got into the story until the end and ended with a happy feeling until the end.

The place where the viscount was swayed by the heroine was cute (*'ω`*) The story was well-organized and it was a wonderful story! Other people have also listed it, but I feel like the title is more appropriate for “of” than Viscount... (^^)

I was shown how cute Viscount Fincham was, and when I was told how he was doing after Georgie the small surname left, this reader sympathized more strongly with the Viscount than the person in question who acted in a criminal manner. The composition is that the person in question never dreamed that they were loved that much. I wasn't even sure that I was being viewed as a woman. The fun of searching for the culprit ran side by side, and the heroine also hid her true identity, and what happened in the murder case? , what are you going to do over there? ... and the story progresses while worrying about this. After skilfully impatient the readers, that dream moment suddenly comes to an end while enjoying the days of the two, thinking that the Viscount will continue. The heroine has fulfilled her purpose, so she disappeared. All of the servants have wonderful personalities. Digby characters in particular are hard to come by, and I've never seen a scene where they show their individuality, including appearance, in any HQ. Also, neither my wife nor my granddaughter have anything to dislike at all. The count's memories with the heroine, who is like a foster parent who has passed away, also comes quite a bit as if he lost such a good person. A heroine who is able to live a blessed day surrounded by wonderful people. The ability to act when they think it is necessary and the sense of justice that backs it up is an expression of richness of emotion. There are people who don't work bossy and say things like whip them. The grumpy viscount, who has fallen in love with the heroine, spans the story from beginning to end, and is involved with something and is smiling, the feeling of protection is also reliable, and it clearly shows that when people like people, they sometimes transcend whether they are feminine or not. What the heroine does, when viewed from the viscount's point of view, often shows that she can't leave it alone. The appeal of this work is that you are alone, Viscount Fincham's words. The recollection scene where his feelings are conveyed so well was really cleverly interlaced. I think the title is weird too. I think I should think about translation and editing a little more. If you think about the weight of the depiction, even if you have feelings for both parties, that's it. Also, typographical errors are really exciting, so I want them to be proofread thoroughly.

That was a wonderful story. Even though the hero is swayed by the unconventional heroine who is a turner, it was a well-organized and happy story at the end, and I am very satisfied. The conversation flowed smoothly and I enjoyed it!

She is a heroine who is active and compassionate, yet she is pretty and cute. It's so nice that the further the story progresses, the viscount becomes melodious and just a little bit aggressive. If these two people have the power to act and be smart, it seems like they can live a very enjoyable life.

Viscount “is” rather than “ni” or “of”... as expected, Sachimi sensei. It's a work filled not only with suspense, but also with laughter and tears.

The Viscount's hero is said to be cranky, but it was interesting that when he noticed the heroine dressed as a boy, in addition to the feeling that he had to protect him, he also had a sense of being good at it. I smirked and watched them get swayed and frustrated.

A Harlequin novel I've been reading for a long time. It's the royal road of romance. The heroine is a cute, honest, and nice girl. The man I'm dealing with has status and honor, and is a good-looking man. There's not a little bit of jarring excitement.

I'd like to read the original story that wasn't fully conveyed in comics. In particular, her childhood may be interesting... she seems to be swayed by her husband even after getting married.

It's organized, and the heroine's appearance as a boy and a lady were also nice.

The trial readings are so good that they arouse interest, but while there are many things I think are lost when I buy them and read them, there is nothing wrong with this comic. The story is organized, easy to read, and moving, and the main characters are fascinating.

This story was great too! Even though it ended with a hint at the end, this was also a story that made me really happy.

The heroine, the melodious Viscount was cute, the heroine was cute, and the story was just right about the comicality and seriousness of Shiobai, so it was a work that felt good after reading. The supporting characters also have good taste, and it would be nice if there was an extra edition.

I was able to finish reading it without feeling awkward, which is common with Harlequins. This artist's paintings are wonderful! beautiful! The story development and pictures are so careful that it's probably the best Harlequin I've ever bought! I was satisfied!

I was so melodious and smirking at the viscount the whole time. The heroine works hard at everything, and it's fun to keep swinging around the viscount. The lines that aren't in the viscount's balloon are interesting.