Reviews for GOVERNESS TO CHRISTMAS BRIDE Manga

It's a picture of my choice, the background is Christmas, and it's from the period. Around the time Christmas trees began to be decorated in England. The sight of Gingin Giragira aiming for single men is both funny and terrifying. The tutor's treatment probably depends on that house, but they don't seem to be very good. Those days were already treated like children and babies, right? I want to refrain from going out with anyone who was there later.

harlequin? I know it has a happy ending, but it was a wonderful story. arrogant? Are wives and mean ladies kind? There are also servants who have a good taste. May you stay happy for a long time ❗

I bought it by the author, but the story is good too. It's perfect for this drawing as the hero is in a daze.

Tsuya Satomi's paintings are really beautiful, and I take a close look at them. The eyes are shining, the costumes are carefully drawn down to the smallest detail, and the movements of the animals are also lively. Heroes in particular have sex appeal, are sharp, and enchanting. It's so lovely and heartwarming that such a nobleman is reunited with a woman she had always hated and thought of, and before even realizing it, she lets out a little bit of it.

Tsuya Satomi's works have a lot of hits. I feel relaxed and happy after reading it, and it conveys the warmth of being in the cold.

I think there are many stories in foreign reading materials that are sweet to the rich and harshly hit the poor, but I wonder if this is because there is a disparity with donation culture. Being born rich is different from being rich on one's own, so it's not great or anything. There is no basis for treating servants harshly. If the fact that you became poor didn't lose what you had when you played, it's not your fault, so why do people take a terrible attitude? Even though the heroine was bullied by her teacher, she studied, became smart, and got a great job as a teacher. In an age where getting a job was despised, I think it was really unusual to praise being independent. This story also depicts the identity of those who use it, and it is an opportunity to catch a glimpse of the distortions in various diagrams within society, such as the birth and death of a parent changing the child's life for the rest of their lives, the issue of parents' financial strength common to the present day, and the parenting abandonment issue of parents who don't care about their children even if they have parents. Of course, it doesn't depict deep places in that much detail, but HQ rescues girls struggling to fall into that air pocket and brings happiness to each person. Symbolically depicted women do their best to live and struggle through difficult situations with meticulous skill. What a ruthless environment around you. You should respect the fact that you have to support yourself. As a kind of Cinderella story, the viscount's princely looks and ability to act are appropriate for the prince's position. The scene where Mori no Sei (Sylph) and the Viscount look like the heroine is particularly good. Compared to the other frames, the screen is many times more beautiful, but it leads to the conviction that even when the viscount saw the heroine, it looked like a viscount in his eyes. However, sometimes there are angles where you can't see the same person. Also. The 80-page, heroine's solo frame is a bit difficult to understand. When I look at HQ color door paintings, I look at how to select colors with interest. I also feel the careful drawing power at the beginning of the story, and it's very beautiful as an intro. The viscount's approaching scene and marriage proposal scene hurt the same part of my chest that hurts when reading romance stuff. Pain, not throbbing. Viscount Martin's words are particularly wonderful. “For me, there were no beautiful flowers in social circles. Unbeknownst to anyone, flowers that can withstand severe cold were blooming here.” HQ men are all good at finding them. Yes, because there are men like that blooming in HQ.

I'm buying the author. This story was also interesting because it seemed like Tsuya sensei. The hero only showed up a little bit as the heroine, and it was so cute and wonderful! She was a hero and heroine who seemed to make me happy.

I think it would have been nice if there were 2 or 3 more pages. Tsuya sensei has beautiful pictures!

I'm buying the original author. It's a kind story, and it still doesn't go wrong. This is Tsuya sensei's first time drawing. The atmosphere was gentle and fluffy, and it was wonderful. However, I like the pictures written on it, so I was worried that the supporting characters had no faces. It's a pity.

I felt like the beauty of the heroine's heart taught me how to be happy. The activities of the villains, which were necessary for the times, were shining brightly.