Reviews for CONOR Manga

It was interesting whether I read it alone or, of course, keep reading it. The pattern is perfect for setting the era.

The heroines in this series are all strong. I'm moved by the strength of both the hero and heroine as people who sometimes offer their own lives for the things they love. And at the end, the hero is also surprisingly strong and happy. It's a series I want you to read. As expected, this is Sachimi sensei.

I'm buying Sachimi Riho! I loved it and bought almost all of them. No loss! I recommend it!

The solution taken by the heroine, who is struggling between her beloved family and the man she loves, astonished him, who had already made up her mind. And the heroine's act of abandonment, unconcealed love and courage. This story presents the ultimate love proposition, which is often said to be whether to die for someone you love, in a brilliantly beautiful form in a grand historical conspiracy. The sight of the heroine climbing the guillotine for him and appealing to the bailiff is truly a large rose blooming in the midst of power struggles on the historical stage. A majestic blossom of love without the slightest hesitation about one's own choices. A direct appeal in front of the public who resolutely stepped forward brilliantly, and confirmed the feelings of a man and woman who love each other (which readers can expect after climax since it's HQ). It's sublime that they both think about their partner rather than their own cuteness. That's because there were no cards that would expire for the heroine, who had her family taken hostage and forced to act out of line with her intentions. The queen, who is in the position of supreme power, also has loneliness as a king and loneliness as a woman. The queen, who must live such a strict yet strong life, cannot be depicted as a villain; she is only responsible for setting the decisive direction of the story. I've been reading this series 1 and 2, and I enjoyed it because the relationship between doubt and trust between people who must survive carelessly and without forgiving others in an environment full of enemies was well expressed. Each series is independent and interesting, and the connections spread my interest moderately vertically and horizontally, making me even more attached to the characters. The 96-page view of Conner's back has good shoulders. I'd like to give you another star.

16th century England, the time of Elizabeth I. The clothes and background are glittering and are a feast for the eyes. The desires and intrigues hidden under glittering clothes are probably unique to this era. It's a trilogy, so it's a good read. I feel like I'm somehow saved by the slightest gag face of a lonely queen who never forgives anyone her heart.

It was so jarring! Heroes are so cool! The heroine was also healthy and wonderful

I love this kind of story where you can risk your life for someone you like. Her family is taken hostage, and even though she is struggling, she betrays her hero once, but at the end, tears fall on the heroine who risks her life to help her. Also, tears and tears are there for the hero who takes control of such a heroine and tries to lay down her own life by saying I love you. Even if the hero was betrayed, he felt happy that he was able to love people so much, didn't hate the heroine, and looked so handsome that he was really too nice. However, at the end, the hero talks to his older brother about saying hello to the heroine's father, and I also feel like they wanted more pages to be spent on a happy scene between the two of them than that scene. They were two people who didn't get along easily, so I think I wanted to see them both happy even more. Also, after all, I thought Her Majesty the Queen was also a poor person. You really liked the hero, didn't you? The people around me are lonely because there aren't many people I can trust. It was sad to finally set the hero free.

As with the older brother in the series, even in the younger brother edition of this work, you can feel that the historical background and careful depiction of feelings are dark and heavy, but I am very satisfied that it was responsive to reading until the end.

You can enjoy it as a single story. Perfect for the worldview drawn by this artist. It is drawn at a good tempo until the end of the big circle.

These three works in this series are a bit dark, probably because of the time setting... there are a lot of characters, so I'm curious about the original. I bought the author, but it's a common story, or rather, I could easily see the ending...

It's a series, but you can enjoy it with just this volume. It's a serious story, so I feel unsatisfied when I'm expecting the usual comical Sachimibushi.