Reviews for TAVERN WENCH 1 Manga

With familiar, flowing brush handling, the aristocrats were drawn by aristocrats, middle aged people were drawn flawlessly, and the heroine was involved in the investigation of the murder case, and the investigation of the murder case involved the heroine, so I finished reading it with a sense of fun. I'm looking forward to volume 2 of this. In a development where various actors appeared, the process of the two main characters getting close little by little is fine one step at a time. It is anticipated that both the mystery solving and the progress of the relationship between the two will be packed in the second half, and dissatisfaction that the end is rushing in, which is common in HQ reviews, may also be a structure where this is likely to occur. However, in addition to the way it is made by setting up a number of showcases and continuing to inspire, the fact that the materials are arranged one by one, like in this work, seems to finally climb to the top of solving the mystery, and get on the roller coaster with everything ready, and it's exciting. The lack of individuality meant that the impact of the work was modest. I want them to be sold at a discount on the price of a set of two books. That's because it's a story where I have to read the second book. However, don't mushrooms grow naturally in horse dung? memory wrong?

Historical suspense! It's divided into 2 volumes, so you can enjoy it thoroughly. A heroine who is an aristocrat's daughter but also a cook, and an adult detective hero. Smart and wonderful people who don't judge people based on their status ☆ I've reread it over and over again. Strongly speaking, I wanted to see more lovey-dovey places.

It's a detective story, so the lines seem like explanations, but they're easy to read without being bothersome.

This kind of genre is rare in Harlequin! It was nice that the romance progressed along with that.