Reviews for A WILD JUSTICE 1 Manga

It's a tremendous ability to act even in modern times. That would be impossible for an aristocrat woman in that era. In the first place, an aristocrat daughter looks like a man... and even though the picture of Mr. Tsuya looks so pretty, the place in disguise is also wonderful

A story about a heroine who fights, which is rare for Harley, and a hero who briskly saves her. The hero Tristan is so cool! Anika is an independent woman, but this is a source of trouble for this age. There's also a bit of a Conan Doyle vibe, and it smells like the good old days, right? Anyway, it makes me cringe at Tristan. It's great for a Harley. I decided to buy the author and buy the series.

I enjoyed reading this good-looking hero, a heroine who has a rare feeling in HQ (lol), who struggles for independence, and is just supporting, worrying, and doing her best ⁉ unconventional two people.

The artist is buying it. I bought it before this story, but I wonder if this one was more packed. But I'm satisfied.

As a timeline, this is the story before “The Adventures of Lady Sarah.” The heroine in this series is defenseless, so the hero who watches over her while crying is so cool and cute ☆ This is a bit deep and heavy story, with people dying due to incidents. Birds are cute just for Tristan, so I'm paying attention ☆ (lol)

I'm interested in an eccentric woman, and I try to get her interested with that or this, but the person in question is obsessed with other things... • The image of a woman who is strong in meaning, has the power to act, and is independent is exhilarating. The heroine who protects her as a knight also has a good taste.

That's interesting! Am I the only one who feels the hero's gentlemanly beauty and some kind of sex appeal? Anyway, she's a cool (*^^*) heroine who is independent and has a strong will and passion. It's really exciting and makes me read it in a state of anger, such as bargaining between two people and being targeted for their lives. I'm amazed by the hero who understands and loves her even though she is swayed by her. I've been waiting! A spin-off of “The Adventures of Lady Sarah.” In chronological order, this work comes first. You can enjoy reading either work. Of course, this story is over, but one mystery of “The Beheaded Man” has not been solved. If you read the original “Temptation Is Glamorous” in the next work, will you understand it?... I'll probably buy the next comic as soon as it comes out (^^)

That was interesting. This series is awesome! Heroes who are swayed by Shrew Girls are cool too. The picture is also very good.

The level of harassment is higher than Sarah's story. The story that follows the criminal group that attacked Sarah and there is another incident where the hero is chased and is connected is the same development as Sarah's, but it smells like there is an even more incident called the decapitator and it ends unsolved, so there's no sense of refreshment after reading it?

The heroine, who pursues mysteries in a katsugeki style, and the Wednesday Alliance have a good spirit. The spirit of searching for the culprit and trying to avenge them is not limited to just being made to cry in a male society. I boldly go into dangerous things, and when I read this one, I just think be careful, and I won't let you get bored because there are so many harassing scenes. Meanwhile, as various episodes occur one after another, and despite the fact that the movements of the members of the Wednesday Alliance are important for story development, there are plenty of things, such as the heroine's solo actions, his investigation activities that proceed separately from the heroine, the presence of several victims and petty villains, and people in the shadows whose true identity cannot be seen. Each one plays an important role in progress, and since all of these two books assert the significance of existence, the tributaries and the main story do not compromise, which interferes with the reader's impression. Not a single crime is peaceful at all, yet if it's this or that, no heavy weight can be applied to it. The momentum, the heroine's danger, and the sense of urgency next to it didn't contrast with his romantic mood, and since it's a series, it wasn't easy to unravel the mystery. It's not a small, consolidated story, but after reading it, there were so many events, and I just finished reading it by simply passing through, it's like leaving it behind from the drama, so I wonder what it is. Stories like this don't just consist of romance, so I want them to skillfully express their interest in the incident. It was taken up as a concept, and sometimes I wondered if I had enough time to paint.