Reviews for THE EARL OF RAYNE'S WARD 1 Manga

As you read on, enemies and noise are scattered all over the place. Among them, it is natural for a large number of characters to move in and out with ease while successfully connecting their interests as to how the relationship between the two, who are like childhood friends, will unfold. The count, who makes decisions to hold him back and doesn't let him do whatever he wants freely, will only seem tyrannical and bossy to the heroine even though she isn't a parent. I understand how painful it is to be 19 years old. That's natural at that age. I'm still careless about the fact that I've come to attract the opposite sex as a woman. The reason I feel that safety advice is loud is probably because I'm growing up (immature), and feeling denied is probably also because the relationship of trust is not firm (there is no respect or honesty; in this case, it's not because they are spoiled, etc.). However, after spending this one book, the heroine finally clearly realized that he occupied a position not small in her heart. There are still many restrictions on women today, but when you find the tightness of the old days in these period stories, I think women always have difficulties associated with women. Her backlash is well understood from the perspective of a girl around her age, who wants to be heard, who wants to be respected, and the nasty side of men who clash with their gaze as sexual objects. Since his point of view is mixed, the reader who can think about his heart in parallel is structured so that the author intentionally interferes with the heroine's total sympathy for the heroine's feelings of what kind of person he intends to be, someone he doesn't like, and the younger members of the reader base are also watched. It is also ingenious that someone's plot shows fragments in the form of a flickering attempt without clarifying his true identity, and using it as material to test his feelings for the heroine. The interesting nature of the story makes it fun to read on. The atmosphere of an upscale family and the atmosphere of the house and outside are also often displayed, and the manga artist fits this kind of story, so there is a high level of visual satisfaction. Earl Rain in his 25-page horse riding suit was nice. The kiss scene on page 100 wasn't exciting enough. (Additional note) After reading up to page 44 of the second volume, I finally realized it. I mean it's a sister story of “The Disappearing Viscountess.” Looking at the name and face, I quickly confirmed the name of the original author and the work, and I liked the fact that the “disappearance case” was handled, and even though they were not deeply involved in each other's story progress, they were familiar with the characters, which seemed like a bonus.

Where a foundation of trust has been established between Drums and Rebecca, it is difficult to develop into a romance, and the fact that Rebecca's love affair, which wakes up from her love affair with Tokimei ChattaDrums, is slowly progressing like a pendulum while completely naked, making the reader's heart tremble. I'm looking forward to the change from Rebecca, who witnessed her drum being shot.

this is ballet?? (Yoko Hideko's design too?) Once upon a time, “Chibi-chan” treated her like a boy. When they meet again for the first time in 7 years, is there an eye-catching beauty ✨ Dara (male protagonist) also has a scene before they are reunited? Are you attracted to a glimpse? There are misunderstandings, there is jealousy, there is interference... → to the fun part? I'm very satisfied with the story and design without complaint, but the main point (40 → 50 → 60 P) is getting higher and higher.