Reviews for My Lord De Burgh 2 Manga

Since Steven, who was said to be the country's greatest womanizer, rushed to deal with the heroine Breed's danger, Breed changed the way he looked at him. He tried to protect him, but he couldn't get rid of his alcohol. Breed heals and saves his heart. Freed from the spell of sake, it made me realize the joy of feeling the natural beauty of the surrounding land with all five senses. The bravery of his new knight burned into Breed's eyes. The main story is his changes and hers. There is a vivid contrast between “Danna-sama,” in the first volume, and “Danna-sama,” who willingly says to him in the second volume. At the same time, he talks about how anything goes through, even in love, that there is no such thing as a perfect person, through Steven's awareness in the story, and although there is love, there is also a strong message with other elements. It's not that it's intrusive. I really like the fact that Steven says, “There are no kisses I don't know/I thought so.” Also, Breed's line about seeing the real you when you weren't trying to look attractive was really good. The exterior nature and buildings depicted, the interior of the building, and clothing conveyed a great atmosphere. I bought it as a set, but I wrote individual reviews here.