Reviews for The Bride of Windermere 1 Manga

Among Harlequins, I like the historical series because I can enjoy the historical background, but this work had a strong suspense element and I was thrilled until the end. The hero and heroine often collide with each other as passionate characters, but that conveyed their feelings for each other and I enjoyed it.

ahhh! Even though they are attracted to each other, they misunderstood that they have different feelings for each other. Is the hero's problem easy to solve? There are places where I'm a little concerned about the balance of the body in the picture, but the story is interesting. Now I'm looking forward to the next volume.

The knight who greeted the heroine has planned to restore honor in the incident where her family lost her life, and has lived every day to recover lost territory with her parents and siblings from revenge. The sensible king's consideration is strange. There are many wonderful pictures, but it makes my eyesight look bad. I like the Ozenbo setting. I think page 91 has a different subject. There is a great sense of incongruity with the face in the picture on page 99.

England was ruled by Henry V in 1421. King Henry V, who spent his life suppressing rebellions and wars with France, married the French Princess Catherine of Valois the year before, broke off the dispute with France, and returned to England accompanied the queen from February to June of this year. (From Wikipedia) The setting for this love story is set for a period of several months. I'm not good at history, but it's interesting to look up historical backgrounds in this way. A process where a hero who survives a turbulent world with a long-cherished wish to recover the honor of her late father, who was stigmatized as a rebel against the previous king, and a heroine of unknown origin, who combines exceptional intelligence, beauty, and courage, meet and gradually become attracted to each other, and the courage, sincerity, and brightness of the people around them. Once I start reading, I can't stop. There are only manga artists who specialize in historical works set in England, so they are easy to understand and read even for modern people, and are also attractively finished. I'm excited to continue with volume 2. I recommend both volumes together.

This is a story about when I was neutral. I personally like the historical series, and the story is so good and organized that I read it over and over again. The hero and heroine also feel the love and bond between the two of them as they overcome their difficult past and in their actions of caring for each other. It's a very good work, exciting for these two people facing difficulties, and it came together nicely at the end.

The picture on the cover is old and poor, and the hero and heroine don't look attractive at all, but the story is amazing. Both the hero and heroine are insanely cool in the manga inside. Why is there such a gap with the cover? I wonder if they don't like color? It would be a waste to be fooled by the cover and go through. It's one of my favorite works in Hale's historical books. By the way, keep in mind that this series is complete with 2 volumes.