Reviews for FROM CINDERELLA TO COUNTESS Manga

I had a good feeling after reading it, and it was interesting. They can't say their true feelings to each other, live separately, and notice the feeling that they care about the other person. It's a royal road, but it's nice. In this film, I first learned about the handmaiden called “Companion.” Being able to learn about the customs and culture of this era is also my favorite part of HQ. The picture also matched the story.

The reviews were good, so I bought it ^_^ The words and actions of the marquise, which I thought were kind at first, became unclear to me halfway through... but I'm glad the two main characters came together like HQ ♪

That was great. There are times when the standing reading was good but it wasn't as good as I expected, but I bought this and it was the correct answer. The heroine is also warm, but she is also dignified and cute from beginning to end. Annie Burroughs is good, right? Is the combination of Annie Burrows, “Motonaoko Sensei” and “Murata Junko” sensei the best?

An artist who is good at drawing heroines who look dignified no matter what circumstances they face. In this film, the hero was clearly depicted as a young man, and it was a story where the hero and heroine grew one step further while watching ideals and reality. I'm looking forward to the next one!

The duke proposed to Ai without knowing anything. The heroine escaped. I was entertained by the unexpected development of the story. The last conversation between the two is wonderful. I want them to stay close to me even when they get old and have no choice but to sit in front of the fireplace. They are two people who think they will always be happy.

Various things happen at a dizzying pace, but it seems that they showed me a sense of the times so that they can't even be seen in everyday history. You can see the glittering world and class society.

There were no excesses or deficiencies in the story, which progressed by alternately layering sheets of paper one by one, and it was well read. I also understood the movement of the heart very well, and it conveyed my passion and I was excited. The characters around them are also charming, and none of them are uncomfortable. A historical Harlequin romance book where everything is wrapped in gentle love.

The flow of the story was so good that I read it in no time, though. That was great. Is it fate or coincidence that I was able to bring out the true feelings of the classic cute woman drawn by the author, but the man over time? A stable feeling after reading. I am satisfied.

It's often said that time they can't meet fosters love between the two, and this story only had a few scenes with the hero and heroine, and it was refreshing because the time they couldn't meet was the main focus. The heroine runs out from the hero and grows up in contact with a noblewoman she met along the way to her uncle. Also, with her heartfelt kindness, she even captured the heart of a noblewoman's nephew. I was able to express my wishes due to the time I spent not being able to meet the hero, and the hero was also able to know what he really wanted. It was a story where you could clearly understand that people grow by meeting various people.

The fact that even the heroine who broke away from the count, who made a proposal that made you want to say that she was stupid, would eventually be destined to meet again, and it went around a detour, but it settled down properly.

Even if you were born and raised well, it's a difficult time if you don't have assets or a home to back them up. The heroine is surrounded by an unfortunate but eccentric old woman as her companion. The mansion that this old woman lives in belongs to a distant relative. Other than that, a noble widow from a common man I met when I was in trouble (this name is rare) is very wonderful. Real scoundrels don't come out, and the volume is great, so it's a bargain.