Reviews for REAWAKENING MISS CALVERLEY 1 Manga

I was drawn to the title and read it, but as I thought it was interesting. I recommend it.

Is it because of the times? If it's a missing person, won't the police look for it? There are points where I feel doubtful, but I like it in terms of content and have reread it over and over again.

A heart-pounding development. The heroine is a wonderful woman with compassion, kindness, and strength without forgetting her elegance and nobility, even if she loses her memory. A gentlemanly hero who helps, protects, and snuggles up to a heroine who has lost her memory. Even if I regain my memory, I won't overdo it, and I will take a step back. already! That's messy! Their lives are targeted over and over, but for some reason there is no sense of urgency, or rather urgency, or realism. Since she's a girls' manga artist, it gives me a fluffy impression. It was interesting though...

Amnesia stuff. There is a mystery, and there is a family ownership issue. Not much was discovered in volume 1. I spend time with him while being aware of his feelings and the heroine's hesitation about it. The development is flawed, each character's standing position is clear, and there is a good balance of elements that dexterously come out in small pieces in stable muscle movement. Hara-sensei's paintings don't draw men's eyes in, and even though they are the main characters, they don't make you feel like you're in a fake romance. I want you to draw in a cool way. When I look at the faces of the characters who aren't as thick as paper, no matter what kind of love they talk about, I have a self that doesn't have enough emotion, and it becomes something else's matter, and I feel like my nostrils get tangled because I can't get into the story. There is no sexual appeal in appearance, and women's clothing looks the same in every work. It feels like a fluffy dress that is super loose around the chest and stomach, and rather than a historical thing, it seems like a simple country girl's childhood love full of closeness. Check out the pattern rather than an aristocrat item? Patterns and frequent large stoles are here too. The only good face of Lord James Oldhurst's first appearance on the color page of volume 1, which had no complaints about the above, was the only good one. There are times when I feel that expressions have been formalized, and I feel as if they have been dexterously processed. My memory comes back to life in volume 2, but there are also things I forgot instead, and another drama will be made in the 1st Awakening. There is a story about recovering your memory and forgetting things while you're in a state of loss, but when you think about it if you're in a state of loss for a long period of time, I think HQ is an expedient one. When Grey first appeared, it looked too flat. There was nothing particularly characteristic of the reunion, and I'm glad for his efforts, congratulations and congratulations. As a matter of fact, it's not unnatural. However, even if the villain acts evil, it doesn't go so far as to go on a rampage, so this is the end of it? It's like,. The color pages here and there are sandwiched between the second volume, but I don't feel any sense of planning on page 86, page 87, page 103. I think it was the publishing situation before it was made into a standalone book, but suddenly color appeared, and I, as a reader, couldn't calm down. I can't get rid of the feeling that page 54 has somehow been misled. This comic isn't the case, but there are others, and the letters “harlequin” at the top of the page sometimes disinterest me. The manga artist teacher in charge of comicalization doesn't know if it can be stopped when it's made into a standalone book, but at least when editing, I want the editorial side to rearrange things that are careless about how to connect readers' interests.

The pictures were beautiful, and the story I liked, with the masculine heroine and the one with amnesia, and it was interesting. I wanted the hero to be a little more cool, so I gave it 4 stars. I'm sorry.