Reviews for Always a Catch Manga

A romantic comedy where the heroine, who was raised like a man as the heir of an aristocrat, studies abroad in a neighboring country for marriage hunting, and is unexpectedly first seen by the Crown Prince. The image of the heroine, who has strong fights and is stubborn but captivates everyone because she is so innocent, is quite interesting. The tempo of the story is also good. The Crown Prince is doted on, but there's no love scene, so it's interesting, but I'm at a loss as to whether to continue reading...

The title was interesting and I read episode 1. It wasn't a story about relying on magic or the prince, but the story of using one's own talents to solve various problems was interesting. It's a romantic comedy, isn't it? The tempo is good and I'm looking forward to the next one.

I was drawn to the title, so I decided to read it, but there were some funny scenes, so I enjoyed it. The characters were good too.

The heroine is a transcendental positive mackerel type, and watching it makes me feel energetic even here. Every character is lively, and it feels good after reading.

ah, over there? That's a bit out of tune. It's a means of entry as a first grab, and ah, there are developments like that; if this were the case, neither the heroine nor the hero would appear in such a disgusting way... are you convinced in a sense? It's a work I've learned. The pattern is very very cute.

As you can imagine from the title, I thought there might be laughter, but I didn't think it was full of gag elements up to this point. It's interesting. I really love the Prince and his aides duo! It's probably a pressure point when the two of them talk through. Good collaboration! I mean, it's so beautiful that I think the Crown Prince is the heroine? It's like the royal version of a high school romantic comedy. It's fun and quick to read. The personalities of the characters that are appearing one after another are already too much fun. I highly recommend it to anyone who likes gag comics and girls' comics!

I thought it was a novel setting where what I missed was big, but what I misunderstood was even bigger.

The story progresses quickly and at a good tempo since the marriage was annulled in a different person. The heroine's personality is mackerel, handsome and pleasant. The prince was also a nice person and I enjoyed reading it. I read the trial version but wanted to read more

The main character is shaken off by a gag, which is really interesting. But it's adorable. The prince's expressions of affection are also good. It was a great work that made me feel better after reading it.

It's an age where people somehow get harassed and make noise when it comes to being late, but it's just a story of comical friends, so I read it as an OK lol romantic comedy, and I'm so impressed that the content is quite interesting. That was great.

Mimi is an energetic and fun character with no two sides, and overall, it's comedy-like and fun to read at a good tempo. Mimi-chan was more picky than sex appeal, but the love between the two people who fell in love is cute, and it's fun. There is a feeling that the members of the royal family are also a little too playful, but the rest... is it a matter of taste whether or not you like romantic comedies? I think the color picture Mimi on the inside is cute in every volume, including her costume etc. Mimi's family (especially her dad) is so unique that it's really interesting and I like it.

Fortune comes with leftovers. It's not, but that's the story. The main character's child is cute and I like it. Positive children are good at speaking brightly.

Overall, it was a romantic comedy with a good tempo and fun to read. The Duke's daughter, Maria, is actually extremely strong in the family, and she is supposed to be her heir... due to the birth of her younger brother, she left the heir. I'm going to another country for marriage hunting. Maria was declared an unfamiliar annulment of her engagement by the First Prince, whom she met for the first time... and she fell in love with her from there. The heroine is insanely energetic and eccentric, and I was basically happy to read it at a good tempo with a light feeling.