Reviews for A PLACE OF STORMS Manga

This review contains spoilers. The hero's past was in contrast to the heroine's uncle and aunt who accepted the heroine. I feel like Simone was actually a nice person, but the act she did to get the hero's attention and scare or leave the child unattended would be a great crime.

This review contains spoilers. Blaise and her brother Jean Paul (deceased), Simone who is Blaise's ex-fiancee and slept with Jean Paul because she was jealous; the family business that was on the verge of bankruptcy; Claire who was threatened by being drunk and threatened by Blaise; Andrea who boarded to help Claire; Philip, Blaise's nephew Philip, who was suddenly brought in even though he wasn't planning to come; and servants Gaston and Clotilde, who cherish Blaze but aren't understood now, mysteries The mysterious Alan who is in and out is stirring hot condensed milk with empitsu and drinking it, and Philip, who has always been frightened by something, and Simone, who has always hidden something, their speculations, circumstances, and past legends get so complicated that to be honest, there is so much information that I'm puzzled the whole time I read it lol. Until the end, “huh? This is HQ, right?” I ended up reading it while twisting my neck. There is also an exchange of feelings between the two people who are supposed to be the hero and heroine, but the biggest mystery and the biggest hint is that “the dead Jean Paul himself was weak and scum,” and everyone revealed the seeds at the very end without touching the slightest speck of dust at all! It's a pity that people reading it can't enjoy the story from a bird's-eye view because of the flow. You'll just be looking at Andrea and being swayed around with Andrea. However, the last one, Blaze, who had such a complicated way of growing up, ran into a disastrous fire, had bad rumors, and was insanely honest when she directly believed only Andrea's love and was insanely honest, was the best. It was really nice. That is a huge, very high score. When I threw Andrea away in that scene and said “it's okay to get out,” I almost knocked ☆ 1 down with all my might, but even after subtracting the fact that the fun of solving the mystery wasn't good because there were too few hints, the last one was too good.

This review contains spoilers. I was called an unjust child and lived away from the castle where even my life was in danger, but I lost my younger brother due to a trick of fate and got hurt myself, and then my parents also lost. On the other hand, after losing her parents, the heroine grew up in a wonderful uncle's family, and she decided to take off her skin for her cousin in that family. Maybe it's because of the unique song that it feels like a musical. Places that seem to turn dark due to the castle's miserable legends and unhappy relationships have also been saved.

This review contains spoilers. The previous work Yamaguchi Miyuki was in charge of at Harlequin was good, so I bought it, but overall the previous one was better. This time, there were a few incidents from the past, and the second half felt like I was stuck in a mess because there weren't enough pages. As a result, I got the impression that the romance elements also played smoothly. I wanted another exciting episode or two between the hero and heroine. At the time of the trial reading with the uncle and aunt who raised the heroine, the bright air that the heroine struggles to change the mansion, the kindness that the hero occasionally shows, the appearance of a cute nephew, and unafraid boarders and nice servants, it was progressing in a very nice atmosphere, so expectations for the end were too high. The heroine's rival might actually want to be a good person based on the smile she had when she broke up with her nephew, but it's subtle even if she had a poor personality at the end when she did that. He threatens his nephew by injecting false legends. Destroy the sleigh of memories. They try to kick out the heroine by telling the opposite of the truth. This area is the beginning, but wasn't it possible to lock up my nephew at that time and leave it overnight if my nephew didn't sing? Even though it's to confirm the hero's feelings, it's hard for me to personally accept not only an affair, but also the fact that he's the hero's younger brother. If the hero gets angry when you tell them about an affair, it's decided that there isn't much going on. The hero is confused with his younger brother and seems to have completely abandoned the house. It's terrible without self-centered thoughts. However, when I got engaged to my hero, it was hard to understand how it led to the hero's attitude after the rival had an affair, and I wanted a little more supplements around here. Maybe they just restrained their anger in order to continue their relationship with the hero's personality, or maybe they just gave up. However, even if they married the hero as it was, their cheating partner had many opportunities to remember that with their younger brother, and whether they were jealous or not, they probably didn't go well in the end. However, the most incomprehensible character is probably the hero brother. I know it's stupid to get into debt and set fire to your home for insurance claims, but what kind of nerves does it have to sleep with a woman who is your wife's sister and older brother's fiancee. What's more, won't you let your older brother be your guardian if he's not married? On top of that, he was the worst brother who died in a way that caused his older brother's heart to bear the heartbreak of not being able to stop his suicide. The hero's words that he didn't want to tell his nephew the truth resonated once again.