Reviews for THE VISCOUNT'S SCANDALOUS RETURN Manga

A story tailored to mystery. I felt a little unreliable when the hero had just drawn, so a heroine who was firm and able to act quickly was just perfect.

144 pages. I'm moved. I was drawn in more and more. There are no complaints about this person's comics. No slipping.

The smiling Paya Paya Hero and the strong heroine (lol) The Paya Paya characters drawn by this artist are cute and I like them.

I bought the artist and am collecting them steadily. I love Sachi Miriho's works where the heroine's actions and culture of that era are persuasive, and I can fully immerse myself in the world. There's also humor, so even though this story is actually pretty serious, I was saved by being taken aback in places.

As expected, Sachimi Riho sensei... the intelligence to see and hide from the deceptive, laid-back hero who hasn't been able to return to his territory for 6 years due to false charges, the unhidden beauty of a strong and cool heroine who looks good with a hunting gun, and plenty of mystery solving, and it's really HQ...!! Also, the fact that the hero's cousin is also a wonderfully beautiful boy is so amazing that I reread it over and over

From beginning to end, it was a story where the heroine was so cool that I fell in love with her. The woman drawn by Sachimi sensei is very cute, yet she is graceful and wonderful. But at the same time, the Harlequin Promised transformation scene was exciting after all.

There are many heroines drawn by Sachi Miriho who use their own power to pave the way, and this work is exactly the case. Her ability to act will solve everything. However, the hero also seemed cheerful and was a person who overcame hardships. There are no differences or distractions, and the sight of them thinking and loving each other is beautiful. Although there are a lot of bloodshed scenes in the story, the feeling after reading it is very refreshing and comfortable.

I thought the real culprit was probably “that person,” but it was Bingo ‼ (^^) well, leave the mystery solving aside... there's nothing wrong with Sachi Miriho sensei's work, right? is there no loss in buying it?

An exquisite combination of suspense and love. The culprit was hidden from the front stage, and a new development occurred at a good timing along the way, and then into a new phase again. Incidental episodes fuel the story without being bothersome with Don and Dawn. Suspense alone is a drama. There, the seeds of romance are scattered between the active and quick-witted heroine and the second son of the Viscount family. The heroine firmly believed in him, who had been stigmatized in the murder case. This makes him happy. Nothing can replace believing in me. It also strengthens his tired mind and encourages him to confront problems. In the midst of a trend where there is no way that a crush on the heroine will not develop, the intelligent heroine doesn't expect anything from the two, and continues to make discoveries leading to solutions at key points, and it's strong. This is because the heroine, who is supposed to be “unrelated” to the incident, simply works for him, and I think it probably seems worthwhile and cute to him. In the period when the series of incidents have not settled down, there is no psychological leisurely leisurely leisurely bloom between them, but they entertain the surrounding babbling while making the reader feel at ease that the heroine accounts for a large ratio in his heart. While capturing plenty of humane scenes, it's funny that it depicts the perfect outer moat. Intelligence and activity are close. The heroine who hunts, the heroine knows the land well because she has been moving around all the time, and the heroine who pushes him to search for the real culprit, the heroine characters are penetrated throughout everything, from details to climax. That behavior is mixed up with a gag that Sachimi sensei is good at, and I won't let you turn it into a murderous story. I've been interested in the profile of the person drawn by the teacher for a long time (that's the principle of not adjusting the stars), but I didn't care at all about this work. It's changed. Even so, I understand the culprit's initial motive, but what exactly was obtained by going that far. If you go that far, you won't be able to get what you want.

After all, I love this person's work. It's a story where the heroine saves a hero who was forced to go through a difficult life after being forced to go through a difficult life with no crime. The depiction of a child who is still adorable is also a highlight. That was a wonderful story. I recommend it.

“Unrequited Love for the Viscount” by the same author, which I read before, was also interesting. An intelligent, tomboy, and cute heroine, a hero who lives a bright and carefree life even in difficult circumstances. The backgrounds, costumes, etc. are always amazing, with pure love, good balance, and proper historical research, and suspense. And of course, I'm fascinated by the beautiful, beautiful, and yet warm, fuzzy little characters in gags all over the place (*'▽ `*)

We became detectives and participated in solving mysteries together. The result was “Aah, after all,” and I was a little happy.

A handsome heroine! There aren't many heroines who are good at hunting ~ (laughs) I think this is a heroine I can draw because of this artist.

A story where a heroine who is smart and has the power to act and a hero who is warm but very smart solve the mystery of a closed room murder. For me, when the culprit appeared, I thought “it's probably this guy,” but even so, it was interesting to read it until the end.

It was really a “Viscount Murder Case.” Since it's Sachimi sensei, it was a solid work that wasn't half-made, either as an incident story or a romance story, but after all, I read HQ because I wanted to encounter a wonderful love story, so of course the works are ☆ 5, but as a matter of taste, it's probably ☆ 4, so I probably won't reread it.