Reviews for A VERY UNUSUAL GOVERNESS 1 Manga

The first volume of The Strange Private Tutor. It's hard to say polite (rude?) It's a hectic drawing, but I was able to read it because I was able to empathize and get into the story, probably because it fits well with the story... I was able to empathize with it, probably because it was the artist's ability. Love stories that begin with a misunderstanding are common stories, but as a private tutor, if you're a heroine who is superior in education and manners, it's natural for an imposing hero to roll your tongue ✌ It's not easy to think about a society judged by status or gender as a custom at the time from the present day, but that's why when a drama is born, I close my eyes and look forward to volume 2. As for the review title, the way Pip talks inevitably sounds Mei's (lol), but thanks to that, the fun has doubled?

I'm buying the author. The story was of course interesting. The historical background and national characteristics are different, so I think it would be even more interesting to read the manners for status and manners for women with good knowledge.

The story of a 2-volume set. I don't really like this manga artist's paintings, but that didn't bother me. It's a good comic for Harlequin. The heroine goes to check the mansion left by her deceased aunt. The family that rented the mansion would move in a little while, so hurry up... but soon, my family had already moved. She is mistaken for a new tutor due to the children's misunderstanding, and the heroine also finds it interesting and spends time with her family pretending to be her tutor. Over time, feelings develop between her and the hero... but of course, the hero still thinks the heroine is a private teacher (working-class)... is probably about the first volume story. I'm curious about volume 2, such as the story of the heroine's older brother and eldest daughter, and of course the story of the hero & heroine, and the hero's sister-in-law.