Reviews for CINDERELLA'S PERFECT CHRISTMAS Manga

It was wonderful that all of the content normally written at the beginning when I could stand up was a foreshadowing for a happy ending!

It's a wonderful story. The heroine is indebted to a relative's house. A hero who knows her own position and is fascinated by a simple yet kind-hearted heroine. The story progresses with the hero misunderstanding the heroine's position, so it's a bit confusing, but even so, it's a Cinderella story that prioritizes feelings for the heroine and has a happy ending.

Two mean daughters, a cold uncle and aunt, and an caretaker who can stretch their wings while those people are away. Every day I do housework while I'm away, the heroine Alice's Christmas was pretty much like Cinderella's. He appeared as a guest. Contrary to her awareness of her feelings, Alice is an HQ standard realist who doesn't have an innocent dream of marriage right away. He is also aware of his social position and is in restraint mode. The original Cinderella has a step-up composition where she overcomes the overwhelming difference between a prince and a common man and a common man and is on the front, but here Alice is a child from a good family to some extent, and he is a guest, and an element of position adjustment is added. A situation where you can express your intentions. It's not a short time with a few dance songs, etc., and a few days where we can get to know each other well will unfold. A great Christmas to spend with children, subordinates, and servants. Still, he cares about Alice's status. Since that is normal, the ending of the original Cinderella flickers in one corner of my head, wondering if it was still difficult, even though it was a time when I had no choice but to think about it. his impulsiveness and moderation. The heroine's feelings up until now, who suppressed herself so as not to want much, and the maiden's pure passion, which almost misunderstood it as a marriage proposal, stab my heart. It's a depiction of remorse for his own actions that hurt the heroine, and he made the heroine and reader feel relieved, and even put on the bad guys, and even the slightest and abominable palm twists that changed abruptly, and it was all over. I love overcoming differences in status, etc., and sticking through my feelings no matter who the other person is, so I'm also happy that the Cinderella story incorporates a pattern where I don't really understand who my partner is and fall in love with them. It's wonderful that the inside of the house is drawn in such detail. There are quite a few HQs with just pure white backgrounds, so I'm happy with this level. As expected, this is Professor Murata. Since I was moved by the fact that brushes were used in detail, down to small items during HQ “Arabesque of Love,” I have been looking forward to the painting quite a bit. The curtain of eternal Happien comes to an end without anyone saying that those who take revenge on others will return to themselves, but the truth is that I wanted excitement in the scene where my cousins empty their noses, which cannot be misunderstood as a reader. When I was told about Alice and the Earl, I wanted to see the reactions of my two cousins and my uncle and aunt when I was old, so I had nowhere to go.

I'm good at Christmas stories about the daughter of an aristocrat who is close to her relatives. Heroes usually notice actions and unconcealable elegance even when dressed like maids, but this hero doesn't notice them until the end. But I'm glad they acted to faithfully follow the heart they are attracted to, not their status!

It is a work set in England. I love Austin's work, so I really enjoyed the depiction of mansions, dresses, food, etc. It's nice that the story also makes you feel relaxed.

In the story, she is a heroine who is oppressed by her mean relatives and a hero who lacks words. It makes me feel relaxed, but the end was so light and I feel a little indigestion, so I wonder if it's not enough.

Even if I understand what's ahead, I get bogged down because I want to read it. The picture is also very beautiful, and it seems like the artist will buy it in the future ✨

I thought this kind of story would be limited to reading in sentences, but I thought comics weren't bad either. There were also frames that made me laugh, and conversely, I wanted to look for light novels as well.

Murata Sensei's unique slow movements and drawing are beautiful. I like Cinderella as Rin, the hero is wonderful, and I was fascinated by the trial reading and bought it. Great answer. At the end of the game, it feels good to go to a happy ending as if you were folding it up. The story progresses with only the feelings of the two and the good people around them, so I read on very smoothly (without getting in the way of bad supporting characters).

I read the reviews and decided to buy it.? I understand what you all mean, definitely! But if I had just introduced myself as the heroine said, it might not have gone well!

A misunderstanding makes this story dramatic (somewhat complicated), but what is different from other Harlequin stories is that there is no crime and you can laugh later. The hero's children were adorable and I was healed. It naturally depicts how the relationship between parents and children changes over a short period of time. But after all, introducing yourself is important, isn't it?

This is a story with the title as it is. Unfortunately, I don't like pictures, and that's minus 0.5. The story is a wonderful Cinderella story.

The story progressed peacefully from beginning to end, but with the exception of only a few, they were all good people, and they were serious yet comical, and I felt like it was so interesting that when I read on, it was over in no time. I'm glad I bought it.

The wonderful encounters of the Christmas season and the heartwarming development of love combined with Murata sensei's paintings were a great work. There's nothing that catches my eye, so for some reason I really wanted to read it from the trial. It's also interesting that the heroine is taken aback by the hero's nudes. It seems that being a nice buddy attracted to men is also important in HQ

The first half was interesting, but it was an easy happy ending without any excitement in the second half, so maybe -1