Reviews for HEIRESS ON THE RUN Manga

This review contains spoilers. The business struggles of an underdeveloped aristocrat. The two people who know they are in a similar situation are attracted to each other, and it seems Harlequin is a place where they spend the night as ordinary people for only one night. The main character, who is stubborn but isn't too big, is cute. Men are men, and while showing a conservative point where they protect their family name, they can honestly feel that being taught is charming. It's not a Harlequin development where a man briskly resolves a woman's pinch, but the scene sent from people present showing how two people who have fallen prey to gossip proudly date and propose marriage in the city was a heart-warming and smiling scene. I like it because of the man's financial support, and it's not the last one called Medetashi.