Reviews for DEVILISH LORD, MYSTERIOUS MISS Manga

They lock the heroine away from the hero and have a hard time for 7 years, and it's like a devil. It really seemed like I was reading a mystery. It is thanks to the hero's love that hasn't changed for 7 years that the heroine's memory has returned and she is happy. It was a happy read, but it was quite easy to read.

A hero who has been waiting for his fiancee heroine for a long time. Good health.. I want to be loved so much. The heroine is also not an irresistible little girl from 7 years ago, and she has acquired the strength to resist unreasonably. The only shame is that (the hero's facial features) look so young.

The strength of love saved the heroine from hell. The unfathomable horror of malice and jealousy. The devilish plot almost seemed to have succeeded, but Christopher, who never forgot about her beloved Cora and the heroine, didn't mistake her no matter where or what she looked like. Basically, I love stories that are honest with emotion no matter who the other person falls in love with. What's more, I like it the fact that I've always liked it. Six or seven years isn't enough if it's long enough to be cut off. This Christopher played a role like the epitome of my ideal love, and I couldn't help but wish him happiness just because of this setting. No matter who the heroine was, they followed that emotion, and when the heroine was attacked several times by severe acts of malice, they succeeded in rescuing them in one fell swoop. She is a lover who continued to believe that there is no mistake in her intuition somewhere in her heart, that no matter how many times the heroine herself says that she is the person she loves, that she is someone she once promised to marry and whose life or death is uncertain. It's already quite wonderful because of just how much I like it, but the story ends without the crime of the villain being seriously questioned. In front of them who are pure, the only horrified criminals leave quietly. Certainly, there are actually bad people in the world who unfairly knock down those who get in the way and approach them themselves. Peace has finally come to the rabbit's horn. Good man and woman who haven't seen through hate for many years (!) Somehow, I felt like I had seen the real world, and I had a chill, wondering if people can't see through this. Seven nightmarish years. The heroine lived in fear in the dark called Cola for 7 years. It is only when you get through that shambles that you won't be frightened by confronting the culprit anymore. The weak girl stands on her own feet and says back to return the seven years lost and return what she had stolen. There are also quite a few stories in HQ where they were bad when they were young, but can be done now that they are adults, and women's growth is often the subject of a woman's growth in revenge of failure, but in this case, it's a happiness recovery drama with a heroine who eventually grew into a woman who can fight her enemies against vicious crimes. It's unique, but I was moved by the story itself, his unfading love, his unfading love, and his love that went from lover to engagement for seven empty years. It's good to feel the triumph of exalted love at the end. I read “The Lady Who Was Sold Out” first, and I enjoyed that order. But I don't think the opposite is a problem.

It is strange that the consciousness of Mary and Lord Matheson is connected in the darkness of memory. A misunderstanding occurs when the lord's dark side overlaps with Mary's fear, but the past suddenly comes back to life in front of old customs. Along with that, the true identity of the shadow that covered Mary gradually becomes clear... The suspense structure reminded me just a little bit of Rebecca from Du Maurier. It was also good that Mary maintained her pride during her difficult days. Even so, 7 years!

I love this kind of picture. I wanted to cheer for the heroine, who felt so innocent. The architectural interiors and dresses unique to the period are wonderful.

It's a story where both the hero and heroine have beautiful hearts, and I want to support the two people who still have a crush even after 7 years. However... I was worried that the treatment of the hero by the heroine's older brother was so bad... I wonder if there is a scene in the original story where they prostrate at the end and apologize.

It was a difficult time for both the hero and heroine, but was the story they rebuilt good?

This is a story about Lord Matheson that came up in “The Lady Who Was Sold.” Moto Naoko's paintings are so wonderful and they fit the historical aspect very well! It's a story about a heroine with amnesia and a hero called the devil, but I wonder if the way to draw the hero was a little lacking. Nonetheless, there is a mystery element, and the hero is handsome and the heroine is pretty and well read!

The dark and mysterious atmosphere is different from other Harlequins, and it's nice to be excited! Even though she's a weak heroine, I thought it would be nice to say that she is proud of herself for her hard work even if she doesn't have a memory.