Reviews for An Uncommon Abigail Manga

This is the second film in the series, an adventure story set in the mansion of the story (although mostly indoors). The original author is different in the Miniseries Omnibus, but since the artist is the same, you can enjoy it without any sense of incongruity even when characters from the previous work appear. The casual flags from the previous game have also been collected, and there is a sense of refreshment, and flags for the next game have also been set up. Of course it's interesting to look at it as a single story? I wonder if the reason they are a beautiful man and woman couple has no disgust or shade is because they have a good upbringing and there is so much love around them? Even so, why does that happen even though the antagonists are in almost the same environment... does that mean they were born with personality difficulties?

The second film in the mini-series “Lovers in the 19th Century.” The encounter between the heroine and the hero had an impact. Long hair unkempt heroes are good in their own way, but after all, they look beautiful when dressed properly! The foreshadowing from the first film brings even more mystery.

The second film tells the story of a heroine who disguises herself as a maid in search of her missing younger brother, and a hero who spends her time hiding for an innocent crime. However, the hero's innocent crime hasn't been solved, and being accompanied by her great-aunt is the wife of the hero in the third film?! I also want to see the third one.

The second film in the trilogy, The Heroine for My Little Brother not only searches for the younger brother, but also plays a role in clearing the stigma of the hero who is in trouble after being caught in a trap. The state of the two after the reunion is embarrassing just because they know the circumstances