Reviews for BELOVED VIRAGO Manga

I think it's largely due to the author's ability, but it's such a story where as you read on, shed tears of emotion, and laugh to your heart's content in the next scene. Based on adventure, romance is perfect too! It was a very entertaining story. I'll read the original story too!

It wasn't the first time they met at all, when they were brought in for a certain mission. It's been eventful from the beginning, but when Sachi Miriho takes the hands of Professor Sachi, the heaviness is also a wonderful spice. It's a really good read work.

It's interesting, and it's fun to hear Sachimi sensei's often used handwritten whispers that sound like real intentions outside of speech. Numerous episodes smell the shadow of an invisible culprit, and a sense of tension wafts through the air from beginning to end. The feelings of the two also grew during the mission, and when I was reading this, I soon reached almost the end of the story while thinking about how the two will act honestly with their feelings, and when will the day come when they will face each other with those feelings. The story of Madame Carré is painful, and since she's not a character you can be entrusted with as the heroine of HQ, she plays a supporting role, but as a secret heroine, she undertakes the social tragedy of this story. Also, it is said that the heroine respects the position she has taken in order to live in wartime. People were deceived and deceived between countries that were enemies in wartime, and the ruthlessness and betrayal of intelligence activities gave birth to tragedies, and on the contrary, they helped people in return, or loved those they used. He is an English soldier and saves Madame Carré in the enemy country of France, and she is betrayed by her husband from the same country, and she and her captain help the British even though they are French. The end of the incident where Sir Giles and Justine are enemies, love each other. The woman at the clothing store also said, “I want to stop the war already.” There's a lot more to this story than romance. And therein lies the sorrow of countless wars. On the other hand, it is also a love story where a couple is born. This is pretty normal if you only look at Koiji, the two main characters. Escapists under special circumstances may not have been of equal danger along the way, but they unexpectedly overcame them. Even though the relationship of protecting and protecting is immovable, they come back and forth after a sense of trust has already been developed, so it's a stage where the heroine's feelings have changed to conviction that she should help, and there isn't much love there. The person I wanted to believe takes revenge on me, and while that relationship is depicted where someone without any reason saves me from a predicament, the culprit breaks up is being dragged all the way back. That lackluster, and if that's the case after all, the significance of the heroine's mission is becoming invisible, and how many of his solo actions do as a person who has received requests. In other words, I didn't feel that much appeal to the story. I think I couldn't feel that the slight twist in the setting was addicted to this road movie-like development. I think it's because Sachimi sensei is in charge, but it's still a dramatic film.

There really is nothing wrong with this author's work! There are always places where you can laugh casually, and maybe that is the point that makes the work even more wonderful?

I'm hesitant to buy Harlequin, but only Sachimi-sensei's books are in a separate category. I bought it at the same time as the announcement of the new publication. I immediately fell in love with Daniel, who is gentlemanly, brave, and lady-first, and Catherine, who is a woman but brave and kind. My friend who was widowed was Hanabatake-chan in my brain, and it was good that her personality wasn't just about personality. And their kiss scene! The kiss scene where people fall in love even though it's not a so-called belt-chew makes me sigh. Every couple from past works with Sachimi Sensei is wonderful, but a new couple is born.

There are a few manga artists I love, and without a doubt, Sachi Miriho sensei has the highest teardrop rate among them. I don't really like pictures, but they're perfect for historical works, and they're wonderful. Writing ability, compositional ability... I don't really understand difficult things, but since everything is different, I'm unknowingly drawn into the story, it hits my heart, and when I notice it, it makes me cry again. There is no need to try reading Sachimi sensei's works; you can always buy them right away.

There was no sense of omission in spite of the condensed content, and I was able to read it with empathy, probably because of the power of the artist who made it into the comic. As is the case with interactions with people who have taken care of in various places, the hero who hid his feelings of love and conveys it clearly at the very end was also wonderful.

There were tears and laughter this time too, and I think it's Sachimi sensei's work. It would have been even better if there was a story about after marriage.

I bought Sachi Miriho's works right away without trial readings. The story is always structured from a novel perspective that is different from other authors, and is structured while mixing historical backgrounds, and furthermore, the relationships between affectionate heroines and heroes are well depicted. It was a very moving work with twists and turns this time as well. I recommend it.