Reviews for GRIFFIN STONE: DUKE OF DECADENCE Manga

I feel like the work has a stronger mystery element. What was unexpected was that the Duke's former wife's partner was a woman. It's a profound work. But Beatrix's purity and healthiness is still a love story, and it's unique to my favorite Harlequin. Melting the Duke's frozen heart and having a happy ending... is still a royal road. It's a wonderful love mystery.

I love the aristocrats drawn by Ogata sensei! This time was good too.. I'm fascinated. It's been my 3rd time renting, so I've already bought one. Should have bought it from the beginning

When Ogata sensei depicts an aristocrat man swaying between pride and romance, his impatience enhances the purity of the story. The Duke, who can't affirm herself, and the heroine must have had such feelings for me. A rare character in the HQ world where confident men are crowded with each other! What part of this is the “pompous duke”? Or did it come from a different point of view? Is the Japanese title a deceased wife's worldly statement? Is the duke really me at last the heroine's feelings? I wanted them to properly show me the cha-cha scene at the peak of the mood I wanted to confirm, well, that situation of starting over. The surprising way the story unfolded asserted quite a strong presence, but it seems that there will also be a drama in this story, “The Big Spy,” who is the questioner who is treated as a villain. Another story between his late wife and “Jacob,” the heroine of this work is aiming for her life, so she probably won't see the light of day because of her black side. Even so, I don't know if it's a recent trend, but if I was surprised to see that trend in popular movies I've watched recently, I was wondering if even HQ is you.