Reviews for BEAUTY AND THE BARON 1 Manga

I'm buying the author. Anyway, I feel like volume 1 is still in the beginning. There is a sign that the story will be exciting from volume 2.

I was wondering if the motif was Beauty and the Beast. However, even though the hero is masked and covers his left eye, I thought he was a pretty handsome guy. The heroine seems to be true to her heart, and I can't get used to it, so I'm confused. But I think their hearts are definitely getting closer. Let's read 2 more.

This is volume 1 out of 2, and volume 2 are also published under the same title. Lucious, who has a night vibe, and Angela, who is as bright as the sun. It's obvious that they both have unrequited love... the comical exchange between Lucius' grandfather and Angela is interesting in the beginning. It is good that due to Angela's influence, there are changes in Lucious, who has lived without interacting with people until now.

The pictures are beautiful, and I think the author has no doubt about the story structure. I feel like buying 2 volumes and reading them. And I'm glad I actually read it! I think I'll reread it too. It's common in HQ, but it's strange why it says volume 1 is complete even though it's a continuation. I think it's misleading. because they hesitate to buy it if it's a continuation?? Rather, I think it would be more disappointing to know that there is a continuation after reading it as if they were deceived. I would be happy if you could improve it.

A hero who heals her painful past and broken heart and body with her heroine's innocence and kindness. She became a contract fiancee with a proposal from her first love. Finally, the heroine's decision was a bit sudden, but I have high expectations for how the next volume of stories unfolds! Excited O (≥) O

They've been fighting for their lives, and when they come back, they'll be terrified. What a test. What irresponsible and violent rumours about people are. People who stay on the battlefield, return from such a world where many people are killed or many people are killed, and even though their everyday lives have calmed down, when the anniversary (period) of hell comes, they wander through a storm of heart are shown. It's strange to say that nothing happened to either the family or the person in question. Some of those tough yet painful post-war periods were softened by Tsuya sensei's gentle touch, and this view of war I'm reading shows that I bought and didn't lose. Even though it creates victims who have gone through harsh experiences and have been seriously damaged mentally and physically, on the other hand, the feeling that it is an act that is not appreciated by the public even when they finally return, and the good intentions of people who take care of their minds like heroines are an environment for returning soldiers to society. Trauma is overcome and healed, although it takes time, due to the heroine's beautiful roots and his encouragement and empathy from those who have experienced the battlefield. What lies behind her rough heart and her appearance that makes you think she can no longer appear in public is a major trigger, and the heroine's efforts become a major trigger, and they don't get bogged down again. As I got older, my grandfather's eye for seeing people was broad and deep. His motive for his grandfather Takayuki is his heightened feelings for the heroine, as expected by all readers, and it shakes his true heart. A marriage story about the heroine's childhood longing and how dreams come true and come true. In the process, the two come into view of their partner. There are still things that separate us. Expectations are growing as to how they will overcome it in the future. There are a lot of people I need to make them understand, but everything is left behind, and only their feelings are about to slip away, and volume one is over. There is also a feeling of being too bothered, but I understood the situation surrounding the two of them very well. Also, the eye on the other side of the eyepatch became the eye of the heart, and I'm glad his character oozed out in the scene where he admonishes a traumatized veteran.

Even though it includes 1, I wonder if it was completed in 1 book? When I thought about it, it was still complete with volume 2. It costs a price, but it was well worth reading.

The love between a lonely hero who has suffered mental and physical wounds due to war and a heroine who is kind to those around her and is unwavering. There are so many handsome men appearing in supporting roles, which is very impressive. Is the hero nervous and rival when the handsome appearance of supporting characters appears? It seems that when it comes to heroines, only heroes are in sight, so it's not like a shambles common in daytime dramas where two men compete for the heroine and fight in a muddy manner (of course since it's Harlequin). The pace at which the relationship between the hero and heroine deepens is slow, but I can understand that they have feelings for each other from every end of their words and attitudes, so I really understand it when I read it. The heroine is a kind, active, and brave woman, so I think it's wonderful from a woman's point of view. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

Of course the story is wonderful, and the pictures are so beautiful and amazing!! It's like music that sometimes plays gracefully, and sometimes pretty. I'm also happy that 2 books have been completed and there is plenty of volume.

It was interesting and I read (1) and (2) all at once. The fact that the hero has wounds in his heart and face is a rare and difficult setting in historical terms, but Tsuya has put together the story perfectly. The heroine is cute, and the personalities of the other characters are easy to understand. It's also nice that they don't mislead people into living with wounds. I recommend it.

It's 2 historical volumes, so everything from the encounter to the end is drawn in fine detail, and it feels like watching a movie? May happiness come to the pastor too...?

This is the first part that continues on to (2). The Harlequin heroines drawn by Tsuya really all look like angels. At the same time, they are funny, strong, kind, human-like, and cute. It makes me feel warm and fuzzy when I read it. Angela was such a heroine. Being kind means being strong, right? Lucius, her grandfather, the maid in Angela's house, the priest, and the surrounding characters also added a lot of color to the work ✨

I wonder if wild beasts are humans, and demons aren't humans. People who have been deeply hurt both mentally and physically by war are demons... I guess there are times...

This setting (the hero has a scar on his face, is called a devil, actually is manly, kind, and sometimes ruthless) raised my tension! I'm looking forward to the second half too!