Reviews for NORWYCK'S LADY Manga

It is an HQ historical with many periods around the British Regency, and it is sometimes used to talk about the Middle Ages. A wild flavor that contrasts with the elegant Regency (it can also be called slaughter, but is that because it's HQ?) do you really like overflowing medieval things too? This time I lost my memory due to memory loss and a Romi Juri problem occurred ‼?... However, in the Middle Ages, when “living” was important, there was no crying ❗ and the attitude of moving ahead of the heroine hero brought happiness, didn't it?

The heroine, who is beautiful and intelligent enough to get people around her involved in a good direction, was so wonderful?

The glamorous story, hero, and heroine is truly an orthodox prince and a princess, so fascinating, and I was fascinated to read.

The pictures were beautiful and the content was good. How did Felicia get in touch with Armstrong? There were no other things that didn't make sense, and it was a satisfying happy ending.

Facts that I had thought were different and that I didn't even want to know come to light. An object he hates has taken shape before him, and even though the extent of his involvement is unknown, the incident is there. Until now, a number of abhorrent causes have raised his hatred and distrust. However, the presence of a partner right in front of you gradually takes each other's feelings to a different place from the feud. Even though the heroine regained her memory, she couldn't say it. I didn't want to go back to my old place. It was difficult to build trust in the midst of constant attacks and attacks in a configuration where enemies and allies split up, and it was difficult to build trust, and since it was an age where national confrontation depended on the use of force, it was unavoidable to think that doubts about the opponent's identity also occurred in their family, so there was such a big barrier that the two could overcome, but the heroine's actions broke down his wall. The title is based on the idea of breaking down a wall as a crashing wave. After all, he couldn't let go of his heroine, the heroine didn't want to leave him, and wanted to portray this feeling in a more dramatic way and enjoy the process of deepening love. However, it's no wonder that the story is not unreasonable with so many things packed up. On the other hand, it's a bit disappointing that I wasn't fascinated by the scene between the main two, probably because energy was spent on the costumes and castle depiction. I want romance comics where turning pages slowly makes me want to stop, or go back to the original page.

The artist's design and historicality were a perfect match. The heroine and hero's nobility and humanity were amazing, so I wasn't frustrated, and the story itself was interesting and there were cases of memory loss, which made me feel harassed until the end. I'm immersed in the fact that I was able to read a really good story... I love Harley drawn by the artist.

I read the novel ten years ago. I cried at that time too, but comics make me cry too. The overall history is so elegant that I almost forgot about Harlequin. My head bowed to Mairi's pure love. It would be a waste to read it down!

Heroes that don't become lovers and can properly exterminate bad guys are cool! As expected, the backgrounds and dresses drawn by the best artists in period HQ are very nice.

It also has a medieval atmosphere, and the heroine is a kind woman. Hero's Misunderstanding is a common story on HQ, but I enjoyed reading it.

It's been a long time since I thought it was a good Harlequin work. The story was solid, and the pictures matched the story, so I read it correctly.

The heroine was a lovely woman, full of compassion. It was often depicted how two people who met in order to meet were naturally attracted to each other.