Reviews for THE EARL'S RUNAWAY GOVERNESS Manga

I read it all the way to the end with a sense of excitement. The heroine is an intelligent and strong woman. I like the attitude of trying to carve out my own life. They became attracted to such a heroine, and they both became important to each other. I wonder if my brother-in-law will finally repay.

The heroine is cute and likeable. The character settings for the characters were solid, and they had drawing power, so I was able to read on and on. That was interesting.

The drawing was beautiful, so I bought it ^_^ My brother-in-law was really stupid, but I'm glad the intelligent heroine arrived at Happien.

I'm buying the author. It was very interesting because of the stable storyline. I thought I was afraid of the heir's absolute control.

It was jarring from beginning to end, but the characters were also blessed with villains and good supporting characters, and I enjoyed it until the end. As expected, there is also an epilogue, Harlequin.

It's an insanely jarring story, and I was really relieved to think about the heroine who would finally settle down and live a stable life at the end.

When it comes to Japan, I imagine that in the Edo period (Kasei), the gap between the aristocrats and those who were not in the British class society was considerable. Private tutoring is originally an occupation that makes you think of the transient background of life, where children from good families are placed in a “low” hierarchy where they “work for a living” and get compensation for their labor, no matter what. Stories that set characters that make people feel so sad when treated in such a way are not limited to HQ, but I see them quite a bit. There is a gap between whether they are people who are called by adding a lady to their name or not. The process from there may be Cinderella in form, but I also feel the disappointment of HQ's naming sense in the place where Cinderella is included too often in the title. Maybe it's because I'm aware that readers like Cinderella stories. Another thing that reminds me of the original was that the outlook was slightly different, and it made the production exciting. There were pictures where the profile was sometimes the same as the front face, but there was little sense of the person. There were a few light lines, and I felt like I wanted a little more sparkle, but I also felt that this feeling was Murata sensei's painting. Like HQ, it's a safe and stable book that works well even if there are a lot of things along the way. Gently take a break and calm your tired mind with romance ingredients. However, when you think about the time in the story, it's too long after the difficult situation, and conversely, once the heroine takes action, the opposite is dizzying, and although this is because it is a story that starts with the heroine's actions, there is a somewhat unnatural feeling. In particular, I didn't feel persuaded by Lawyer Sun's move as an explanation of behavior during the blank period. This is even more so since the servant was on his side in the mansion. The reassuring feeling of having such an ally is a warm setting that is conveyed to the reader that it wasn't something abandoned in the world, but there is an even greater sense of creation at the timing of when someone who directs the story line like Lady Ansley comes into play. It contains various accidents that are about to happen without feeling packed, and I can read it comfortably without feeling connected until the end. There, the Earl's love element is not enough to thicken the air that drifts between them, and the self-reliance part of the romance between the two is quite low due to the movements around them, and since I like developments due to subjective actions, I also feel a little bit shouldered by leaving it up to luck. There is a sense of division in the crying scene on pages 87-88. The existence of an employment agency was effective in progressing the story, and I'm glad it was a new card.

There is also a historical lover, and since the artist Junko Murata is the artist, I bought it right away. I am very satisfied with the content. It's nice that the final kiss scene conveys the hero's degree of obsession.

I think I'm lucky too. The heroine is a strong woman who was held captive by her brother-in-law but has the courage to run away from it. Murata sensei's story doesn't betray you. A steady stream of fun. I am satisfied!

It's my favorite writer on top of HQ's Historical, and I was unexpectedly taken aback, but it's still good ❗? It was a story that did not disappoint. Well, it's probably Cinderella because her stepchild is bullying, but the heroine who carves up a life with her own abilities is cool ‼ even if it's a free man hero, you fall in love lol lol, my brother-in-law's bad attitude is crap ✊? the self-deserved ending was pitiful, wasn't it? I was able to enjoy the atmosphere of the early 19th century with good background and side roles of the story ❤

The main character escaped after being bullied all the time by her parents and her brother-in-law, and almost attacked. I got to know the count and heroine, who was the heir to the family I went to as a private tutor, and they are gradually attracted to each other. Meanwhile, I was reunited with my brother-in-law due to an accident! The protagonist feels a crisis and runs away. And then my brother-in-law hunts him down. Even though she desperately searches for the main character's whereabouts, the heroine has no chance at all. The end progressed at a rapid pace, and although it wasn't surprising, it was a wonderful story.

When I start reading Harlequin, I want to read a lot of things, and there are places I can't get out of it, but gradually I wonder if it's OK to say artist (?) There are also many times when I'm disappointed because there are people who write comics a lot, or rather, there are differences, or rather, it's confusing. But Murata Junko sensei didn't lose anything! When it comes to comics, it's unavoidable that the part that makes you run in a hurry, but the structure and pictures are amazing!

The fact that the main characters endure hardships and is blessed with good fortune to have a happy ending is also a royal road. I wonder what happened to the case where my playmates made a bet on that evil brother-in-law.