Reviews for ANNE'S PERFECT HUSBAND Manga

Like Tsuya Satomi's other works, this heroine Anne is also a very likable woman. However, in this work, I felt that the elegance of the hero Ian was the most appealing thing. I was curious and bought the original story, but Ian in the original story has a stronger masculine part, and I personally prefer this comicalized depiction. Her smooth hairstyle is beautiful. Anne couldn't escape the unfortunate event in the original story, but Tsuya sensei ended it unsuccessfully, so I can read it without stress. Ian's physical symptoms are also depicted in a more hopeful way, and there is a depiction of a happy future on the last page.

Why did the heroine's father make him her guardian? Not only is he notorious and doesn't speak of a good reputation as a single person, he also seems to have lost the lives of others, albeit on the battlefield. I can't believe it becomes a source of trouble until after death. The heroine's bravery and toughness is wonderful, even though she looks delicate and pretty

My favorite historical background and Tsuya sensei's paintings are beautiful and I bought them! You'll be drawn in by an infinitely adorable heroine and a hero with hidden mysteries. I like the hero's hairstyle too lol

Anne is a very brave woman. And she's beautiful and cute. The major is also very gentle. love each other. A sense of happiness after finishing reading. Everyone added ☆ 5, so I bought it. I would also add 5.

Buy the author. A hero who doesn't say anything, even though the heroine misunderstood her. They are both beautiful men and women full of charm. I enjoyed reading it. I like stories about the background of this period.

If the guardian setting is also a common setting for HQ, it is also a common setting that the caretaker is nice afterwards. HQ men often recommend other men as heroines because they have some kind of handicap themselves. On top of the fact that the ending of HQ is determined to be happy, I think that as many similar works will come out in the world with a somewhat standardized setting and story progression, and I don't get tired of it, but it's a peaceful read that comes out as a kind of vitamin supplement for the mind, and I'm relieved to finish reading it. Conversely, there is a risk that people who expect a tremendous reading response will feel light. However, just as easy listening and heavy classical music are in the same group of music, this HQ comic is also an easy to digest comic that specializes in romance and happiness. The only point where the price cannot be said to be relatively low is a weak point, and careful selection is necessary in order to reach out. Tsuya sensei's paintings have a warmth and serenity that responds well to such times, and there is an atmosphere of that period in the work. It also praises the elegance that convinces me that it is set in the upper aristocracy, and it is easy on the reader's eyes. The story is suspenseful and far from peaceful. It was at the climax that the circumstances behind the incident were revealed. As a general rule, HQ comics are completed in one book (there are front and back parts, etc.), and it seems that they often end up with a shallow development that is unsatisfactory to those who read the original story, but if you go with the stance of reading the comic alone, I feel that it fits well as the number of pages where you can watch the main characters who overcome all the mountain and become happy. There are still episodes in HQ that say, is there such a reason, but in the sense that it was prepared with the intention of the creators to show dramas, I don't think it can be said that it is a phenomenon unique to HQ. Rather, the main character is strong, and it concretely shows a world that readers cannot experience, so it's a fun moment if you get close to the heroine's feelings until happiness, which she grabs after overcoming tough trials and pinches. There are many manga artists who are in charge of comicalization, but Tsuya sensei not only draws carefully, but also has a natural way of picking up lines, so it's easy to read.

Speaking of Tsuya Satomi sensei, the historical aspect conveys the teacher's appeal the most. The love story between a wonderful hero and an adorable and healthy heroine makes my heart flutter. The scene where the heroine's nobility appears near the end is impressive. Some pretty great works haven't been made into standalone books recently, but I'm happy to be able to read them here??

The hero who is the guardian of an injured former soldier is wonderful. I'm fascinated by the smooth hair that hangs over my cheeks and the graceful standing behavior of my long hands and legs. Of course, the story was also well-read, and I am very satisfied.

It was such a thrilling Harlequin. The heroine was so pitiful because of her father's disgrace, but after all, I'm glad the end had a happy ending.

Of course, the story was good, and the pictures are beautiful. The heroine's father was a disgraced commander at Waterloo, but the hero retired while devastating the forces under his command. My heart and body were hurt. According to the will of the heroine father, who is the root of all evils. The strength of the hero's heart is also wonderful.

Hmm ‼ really good? For historical HQ lovers, I bought just the new product, but this time it was even better than that ❤ I also liked Tsuya sensei's comical story, but the seriousness this time, combined with the suspense, made my hands sweaty and awesome. There's no girl who doesn't like the “old man Ashinaga” right in front of her, even if it's enigmatic, right? Are you 100% satisfied with the happy ending with the heroine's brave cuteness and the hero's restrained love?

Every time I read Tsuya's work, I'm amazed ✨. I am 100% satisfied this time as well. A hero with beautiful, smooth hair. But not only was it beautiful, it was manly and lovely.

I think it came out in May at the HQ Library, but it wasn't until July that I was able to buy it. Tsuya sensei is also a ready-to-buy teacher without standing up, but it's nice after all. This time, I enjoyed reading it as always, to the hero who knows no tomorrow, and I was shocked to wonder if a happy ending would come, and the healthy heroine was in tears over her first unrequited love.