Reviews for The Daughter of a Fallen Aristocrat Becomes The Poor Knight's Maidservant Manga

This review contains spoilers. The story progresses mainly from the perspective of the hero Bernard. It was my worst first impression when Agnes stared at me for the first time, but as I had imagined, that misunderstanding was quickly resolved. Other than Bernard, Agnès' poor eyesight wasn't a problem, so I soon realized that Bernard was the only thing Agnès wanted to look closely at. They both have good characters! There is an exquisite gap between Bernard's kindness and strength, and her dependability when it comes to times of emergency, and her ignorance and sluggishness when it comes to love, and Agnès is a pretty and cute type rather than an immortal beauty, and she honestly accepts her harsh fate like a daughter, and works hard to live her life as a servant. The fact that they like each other up to volume 2 is Barebarre, but Bernard in particular isn't aware of that, so I want to see the two fall in love soon! I read up to 2 volumes of comics and also read web novels. The atmosphere between the two and the subcharacters are also well expressed in comicalization, and I think you can read it without any sense of incongruity whichever comes first.

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 2 volumes. It's a work full of places where the main character, Bernard, and the heroine Agnes are so fresh that I'm embarrassed to read. Let's get the two of them together quickly! ■Bernard is just honest. Even though I'm getting ahead in my career at a young age, it's not like I'm putting it on my nose; I honestly listen to people such as Gigil, so I said, “Go for it Bernard!” I want to cheer for it. I'm also convinced that they fall in love with Agnès. ■Actually, my way of looking at this work changed when I read the original online version due to the teacher's comment at the end of volume 1. There are foreshadowing from volume 1, and I think the teacher is truly amazing. ■When does Bernard realize he's in love? I'm worried about that too, and I can't wait for the future.

This review contains spoilers. I was waiting because I didn't know how volume 2 would turn out, but I'm glad, so I'll review volume 2 when it comes out. It's a story about hiding a daughter who has fallen due to her parents' injustice as a maid. The knight (aristocrat), who thought she was being despised, said “I'll make you a maid” with the intention of being mean, unexpectedly appreciated and became a maid. While the world is excited to search for her, for better or worse, she lives while hiding. I've read several comicalized works by the original author, Emoto Mashimesa sensei, and I have a lot of feelings that I like it because the wavelengths match or that they meet your preferences, and I'm just as good about this work.

This review contains spoilers. There seem to be various sticky notes, and I'm really curious about the continuation of how the story progresses in the future. However, even though the main character is set to be extremely beautiful, I was a little worried that the picture wasn't that great.

This review contains spoilers. The main character (male)'s face is unusually bright red. I wonder how many women didn't matter. The princess with poor eyesight is cute too, and they are a couple I want them to continue doing well. It's impossible though (▽)

This review contains spoilers. My favorite works are not split up, but rather the group that waits and waits until the comic comes out. I really wanted to read this work too, so I've been waiting for it. I'm glad I waited. Love begins with a misunderstanding. A hero who isn't rich but is serious and fulfills his chivalry spirit, and the heroine is a beautiful count daughter that everyone envies. For some reason, her father, who is the prime minister, was arrested and she became a fallen daughter. The first encounter began at the worst for the hero, so the heroine was pitiful, but both of them have good personalities and want to cheer them on, so I want them to be happy. I'm looking forward to the sequel to see how the role of the fiancee to convince the mother will unfold. I read volume 2. The picture is cute and I really like it. It makes me want to slap Bernard on the butt, but as Giselle said, spring is far away. I want them to notice their own feelings soon. I've read volume 5. I really love this work. I cried for the first time in a while at page 155. It's really, really nice family love. It unexpectedly developed into a major incident, but I want the bad guys to be defeated in the end. I want Bernard's foot to heal too. I want everyone to finish with a happy smile.

This review contains spoilers. This is a story about a young lady who has a reputation for being beautiful, but when she met her, she passed by a knight and thought she was looked down upon, and her house fell, and that young lady came to work as a maid. The punch line is that their eyesight was just plain bad, but it's not bad that the distance between the two is getting closer. Even though they get involved in an incident involving the two names of their daughter's mother, I'm looking forward to the future of the two getting closer and having mutual feelings.