Reviews for The Sadistic Nobleman's Favorite Manga

This review contains spoilers. Elliot is extremely stubborn, so what do you think? It felt like that, but it was kind and didn't look like an S series. The heroine is healthy and seems to be mean, and she dotes on her only sister who is on her side and is kind to her in a house where she is treated coldly. The erotic depiction was also good, and it was interesting because of the rare development of the story.

This review contains spoilers. The main character's upbringing was too painful (tears) I'm glad that both the main character and sister were happy, but the fathers... don't understand the father's feelings, but it's too bad, and the chief maid is sick! It's a pity that it didn't say how they were disposed of after that.

This review contains spoilers. I was surprised that my little sister is a good kid! I think it's common for younger sisters to be mean. The unjust child, no way... That was it. But I'm glad I was happy at the end. Maybe it would have been nice if there was a slightly more lovey-dovey scene. Overall, it was good, but my impression is that it's like this.

This review contains spoilers. The composition of an older sister who was oppressed by a famous family and a younger sister who grew up without any inconvenience is a common pattern, but since my little sister is a good child, I was able to read it comfortably. I feel like there are too many sex elements, but since the design is beautiful, it's acceptable without being too hard.

This review contains spoilers. The beauty of Azumi sensei's paintings makes me buy them even though I think the content is probably like this. It's quite a dramatic work. The story is short, so it's a bit disappointing to feel like it was packed into the end like a rage. It has a proper story, and I think I would have enjoyed it even more if it had a volume of about 2 volumes. I would like Azumi sensei to draw multiple volumes of the work, not a single volume. Be sure to comicalize this amazing drawing power not only in the same way, but also in the comicalization of popular long-term serializations. Incidentally, my number one favorite of Azumi sensei is The Duke who hates people.

This review contains spoilers. Does that mean it's S series, so it's not a perfect S? If I had to say, mild S? That's also just the first one. I forgot it was S in the middle and read it. When I finished reading it, I looked back at the title and thought “Oh, that's right” (laughs). The heroine Laurel is a pretty pitiful kid and has family issues, and I'm glad my little sister is on my side. The hero Elliot probably moved in some way to help Laurel, but that wasn't really conveyed in comics. (I wonder if it's written in a novel?? Sorry for not reading it.) In terms of content, I felt that it was unnecessary to put it together in one book. There are at least two books, and I wanted them to delve into the feelings of each, such as the heroine hero, father, maid head, etc., and carefully depict them. It's a bit disappointing that the last one also felt like it ended so fast. A father's last conversion? It's also too silky and fuzzy. However, Azumi's picture of stability was wonderful. So ☆ 3 places with ☆ 4.

This review contains spoilers. There were times when I was curious about the story in standing reading, and I bought it because I liked the artist's paintings. S isn't as small as S; rather, it's a wonderful story where love from an early age comes true. The heroine in that process was pretty pitiful and might be a little sick, so I think that must have been really difficult.

This review contains spoilers. The relationship with my parents or the aftermath of the maid wasn't clearly depicted, so I wasn't surprised and that was the only thing I was dissatisfied with. I am satisfied with the level of love and love.

This review contains spoilers. I cheerfully accept the mistress contract for my sister. I wonder if the father, the grandfather who was the original cause, the maid who was a little sick, and the mother who was too weak couldn't do anything at the end?? Especially my father, I can't wash it down with that apology...