Reviews for BRIANA Manga

I love this artist because his pictures are beautiful, elaborate, and interesting. This time she was an unusually brave and good-looking heroine. At first, I was uneasy about Keane's pathetic and unmotivated personality, but in the second half, I understood the cause, and it was wonderful how it changed. The heroine's older brothers were also seen at the end, so I was happy.

This is the third book in the Rose and Crown series, and I read this one first. At first, Keane, who had appeared as an unreliable lord, was cool when he came into his original form in order to help Bryana. After reading this, I wanted to read the other Rose and the Crown series, so I read it right away.

A brave and energetic princess. That heroine was by no means because she was belligerent; in an age where there were many disputes, people fought and each person took charge of the work they could do, and it was because she couldn't fit in just silently watching. Therefore, aggressiveness is not only demonstrated against martial arts; it is also the same among servants in castles and farmers in the territory. Then, he conveys his feelings to his loved one with his own mouth, and then bumps into him for no good. That straightness is creepy. Depictions from before entering the monastery are inserted to show the heroine's character that hasn't changed now or in the past. The heroine was attacked by bandits and the heartache of being attacked and killed by two guardians, and the difficult experience where she herself was dying and seriously injured, and she stayed close to me throughout the period when it wasn't easy to recover. He did not arm the people of the domain himself, and through protecting the territory being vandalized alone, he turned his sense of regret about the past into anger at the outlaws and hit it. He doesn't think he's right for her. Even if he rejects the heroine, the heroine confronts it again like practicing swordplay. A feel-good fastball. The shortcuts are cute. It's an age where children generally don't cut their hair. If you have experience as a nun, her character is condensed into her hairstyle: saving her life, chastity, and cheerfulness. It's a story that talks about the efforts of those who survived and those who were kept alive without being too heavy at first glance, but the fresh strength that hasn't been lost due to strife or the devastation of people's hearts and minds, and the straightness that doesn't bend to difficulties gives us hope for tomorrow. Even when security continues to deteriorate, the spirit of fighting in a daze makes me feel like I saw a hero in the heroine. Of course, Koma, where he says the line “I love you,” he never said it, didn't touch it, intended to hide his true heart for the heroine, had a great impact, and was the most important scene in the story because she prepared to die from the depths of his heart at the end of the day. The weight of this scene, which would never have been expressed by him until the time he might die, makes me feel the high level of drama that this story has in the act of confession, even among many HQs.

The second half is about the feudal lord's dark past... is that going a little off topic? I thought, but I'm glad we got together ❤ But the final development is too fast... I'm worried about a big wedding or a few years from now.

It's a sequel to “The Rose and the Crown,” or rather a side story. It's such an intense story that I can't clear it up in one word with a side story. I read “The Rose and the Crown” without knowing, but I enjoyed it enough. Bryana is an unusually shorthaired heroine, but that's because she was sent to a monastery by her father who was troubled by shrews. In the scene where she appeared as a lady, she was transformed brilliantly and beautifully. Keane's dark past was terrifying, and I couldn't imagine a very happy ending, but it was a pleasant relief due to Briana's benevolence and brightness. It's so straight and cute that Bryana is stunned. Keane being swayed by Bryan was funny. But Keane, who is serious, is so cool that I fall in love with him. It was a beautiful picture all around. I also wanted to read “The Rose and the Crown.”

The characters in the heroine are brighter than the eldest son and second son in the series, so it felt like it was easy to read even in dark and heavy stories. I was happy to finally be able to confirm everyone's happiness.

The hero's background catches me a bit, but the point is up when the heroine is straight and steady. It's not a sweet, doting story, but it was organized in a happy place and felt good after reading it.

If I were a man, I could fight! This is a story where an active heroine and a hero trapped by her own past actions meet. The heroine at the end was cool, and the ending made me feel the warmth and bond of the heroine family was good.

I like the active female protagonist, so it was exhilarating. I was also convinced of the feudal lord's deep anguish. It's a delightful story.