Reviews for The Fortune Hunter Manga

The cute tomboy heroine is trying to somehow carve out her own life, and the hero falls in love when she thinks about getting married for her house. That's why heroes who try to be true to their heroines are wonderful.

This is the first miniseries with different original authors. All comics are drawn by the author, so you can read them without worry. The first film is about a heroine who has inherited a huge inheritance and a hero who needs money to rebuild her territory. The heroine doesn't look like a lady since she met her, but the hero fell in love at first sight. But there are mountains and valleys ahead... it makes me think that honesty is really important.

The characters in the next story will also appear, and the chronological series is progressing at the same time, so I recommend reading them all at once!

It's a story about a heroine who has wealth and a man looking for it, yet they fall in love with each other at first sight regardless of money or anything. However, since property is involved, the love between the two is not straightforward. I thought the heroine was crazy, but she was so naive and cute. The end has a happy ending, but I'm also curious about the story of the heroine's wife who disappeared in place of her older brother. Actually, it's narrated in the story “The Return Bride,” but there are also characters that you don't understand until you've read “The Adventure of Lady,” so if you like this work, you'll feel refreshed if you continue reading “Lady's Adventure” and “The Return Bride.” If you have enough points, don't miss it!

I thought it was common sense in this world that if a girl slips off a tree and falls, the hero underneath would accept it, but that wasn't the case at all... I watched it twice lol

I was able to read it with peace of mind until the end. That was great, so I wanted to see the happy part after marriage.

The cleanness of being able to see through the purpose of the property and not denying it. But he said he couldn't prove he loved him, and he was in love with the heroine ever since he met him. How do you prove that you love them? Is proof possible? In this story, I believed in the heroine, protected her, and removed obstacles to her life. There is no head-on answer about how graceful or well-behaved is, or what a true lady really is, but at least it is shown by a story development that says that people who are regarded as ladies are far from their essence. In his eyes, no matter what beliefs the heroine had, no matter what kind of beliefs she had, she was the woman he wanted to be his wife, and she wanted her to recognize and accept her love. There are scenes in this story where the man's reputation is narrated by a person who plays lightly who is regarded as the lady, but nothing showing his debauchery is presented. It has been explained that the heroine has not been blessed with family love until now, but the people around her also have quite a few allies, and her life cannot be unequivocally described as unhappy. Even he, who is looking for inherited assets, falls in love with the heroine because of the real purpose of marriage. Overall, the heroine is probably the happier one. The times were cramped. There is a feeling of shortness of breath where the heroine's freedom is restricted as a woman. He will release him from that tightness. I think his father is a source of concern for this story. I'm just praying that my father-in-law won't be a disaster for the two after they get married.

I'm glad I was able to find true love at the end of the first film in the trilogy, so much so that I'm very likely to fall into distrust of humans, let alone distrust men