Reviews for Lord Calthorpe's Promise 2 Manga

The hero seems to understand women based on the arrogance or stereotype of military personnel. They are autonomous and understanding even when viewed from a woman's point of view, and despite having a wonderful mother who is judgmental (maybe that's why, reverse mother control lol lol), they like women who want to protect them when they look unreliable (aren't they the type that is disliked by people of the same sex?) Well, it is actually the mother who is good at manipulating her son's nature. Maybe this mother-in-law is the strongest reliable person for the heroine lol lol all flags have been collected, and the trend of my uncle's family is weak as a reader, but I'm going to stop drinking due to the disastrous (I wonder if there were many accidents like that at the time) end of her despicable love rival.

Volume 2 completed. Since it spans 2 volumes, it has a capacity that satisfies the content of the story. The heroine and hero are two wonderful people. The misunderstanding brought the distance between the two closer little by little, and it ended happily. I recommend it.

It's a Harlequin-like story. It's more satisfying to read than the book with volume 1 completed.

I'm really glad that the hero woke up to love to protect the heroine's weakness. I want them to be happy.

It was nice that the content was solid. are social debuts and happy endings all good?

Let's say the fun of a social debut is handed over to other HQs. That is why this work is bothersome for me. It wasn't so clear, and when I saw Aibo appearing at the ball, I wanted to read “The Brilliant Debut.” You can enjoy the sweet feeling you'd expect from HQ over there, but here Julia's villain played a perfect role, the speculations of the characters flew around, the people in question just went to the venue without a sense of purpose at the ball, and I couldn't enjoy the atmosphere where I stood out when I was reading it. There is a lot of heartfelt voice outside of their true intentions. That, too, is probably “social networking.” It is strangely real that the heroine Julia, who is one of the two major scoundrels in this film, also exists in real life, and I wonder if men don't understand this kind of person. They look pretty and look cute, but for some reason they're tough, or rather, the type with the exact opposite of what's inside. Why with such a mean person? There are occasional mysterious couples in the world with this combination. I was deceived by my appearance and didn't notice the poison, I was only surprised by my lack of sight to see the opposite sex, and I experienced the feeling of just biting my navel when I was looking at it from the edge. However, since they think the person in question is good, there is no right to stop them, let alone speak ill of it, and if there is no change in the relationship between the two as a result, I will become the bad person, and I can't say that just saying it will only cause a conflict in vain. I also think it's not something I give guidance to, but something that the person in question should be aware of on their own. If this means that the person you like can't see the other person's true form with their eyes, it's likely that you don't want Misumisu to make an unhappy choice. The good mediator, Adam's mother, didn't work as hard as volume 1, and on the other hand, it's good that the former tutor from volume 1, who was wondering what happened, came out, but it didn't affect the other turbulent factors in any way. The escalation of repulsion was visualized several times, but while the heightened feelings of the two were depicted individually this time, the sense of heightened feeling they witnessed in the shots of the two could not be confirmed visually. Even when he debuted in the social world, I wanted his dance tutorial scene to absorb readers' expectations a little more. I'm no different from my rival in terms of strength of mind. It's a story about people who should be praised for being firm, and I'm glad they were able to see such a place where there are no two sides to it. I've set it to 4 stars, but I want you to think of it as 3.5.