Reviews for Pass the Monster Meat, Milady! Manga

This review contains spoilers. This is a story about a heroine who cooks monsters and makes them delicious. There's also a romance element, but anyway, the food scene is good! Seeing the heroine deliciously eating monster meat makes me hungry too! Unfortunately, monster meat doesn't exist in reality, so let's substitute meat from other animals.

This review contains spoilers. A handsome guy and a cute heroine! Since it has an axis of eating monsters, it's nice that it's not just a love affair! Also, I'm amazed at how cute the handsome guy looks (lol) It's good that the heroine isn't just cute either! I finally came to Galbraith after volume 4, so I feel like the story is yet to come! I've read up to 9 volumes, and the heroine who thinks the duke has a wonderful body... but it's not suitable for eating is interesting (laughs) and I'm enjoying reading it leisurely even though nothing has happened yet! However, when I'm reading it, I'm worried about the nose on the profile face, the depiction of the person suddenly falls off, and the nose on the front face looks like a nosebleed (lol) There are places where I'm a little concerned about the picture (laughs) it doesn't matter to the story, so I'm not that bothered, but I'm surprised at the drop from the cute face (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. No... she's a glutton, but... she was a bad eater girl with proper proof. A heroine who is the daughter of an aristocrat but likes to eat monsters that are not originally edible. In a country where eating monsters is taboo due to religion, they are considered eccentric people who think about what to do to eat monsters deliciously every day. Meanwhile, the hero, who should have been in an appropriate position as his Royal Highness, has been demoted to the family of a duke and protects a frontier territory where many monsters live. He has an evil eye, and is called the Duke of Crazy Blood because of his strength, this person is also feared because he is said to be a strange person. The story begins where these two people have a shocking encounter at a party. The heroine's bad food, eating monsters is not just a hobby, it originated from the great famine that occurred in the past, and the heroine's mother inherited that she used herself as a test bench to research that monsters would help during the food crisis. The heroine continues her hard research by inheriting her mother's will to be called a strange person even though there are few people who understand it. There's no change in being a glutton (laughs), but the hero's relegation to the Duke's Family is also related to the Great Famine in the past, and it's a work with lots of foreshadowing and unique characters... it's a work that makes me think I'm glad I didn't stop with the trial reading. Both the heroine and hero are a bit natural, cute, and interesting. ☆ 5 is fine, but the slightly sloppy parts stand out, so unfortunately I chose ☆ 4. The appeal of the content and characters is undisputed ☆ 5. If you've stopped by just doing trial readings, this is a work I definitely want you to continue reading.

This review contains spoilers. My impression is that I read up to 4 volumes, but the tempo was good and fun because the monster cooking was included every time from volume 1 to 3, but volume 4 had a lot of explanatory characters and progress was slow. There wasn't a cooking scene I was looking forward to, and I was a little disappointed. But I also have expectations for the future ★ 4!

This review contains spoilers. The protagonist, who is said to be a freak and has been avoided in order to eat monsters, is bought for his ability and goes to get married. At first, the story developed with a sense of speed, but since I got here, it became a bit slow, so I can't read what's going to happen in the future. I'm looking forward to the next volume.

This review contains spoilers. There are quite a few stories about hunting monsters and eating them, but it's hard not being able to just cook and eat them. The preprocessing seems difficult. I haven't arrived at the duke's domain yet, but I'm looking forward to future developments.

This review contains spoilers. Even though the two main characters are attracted to each other, I can't say how different they are in Bimyo! Little by little, they've been snuggling up, and it's starting to feel good, but... I'm looking forward to seeing what happens.