Reviews for Lily: Lost and Found Again ~By the Sweet Lies and Love of a Nobleman Since Their First Night~ Manga

This review contains spoilers. I read 3 volumes at once. The picture is beautiful and careful. I loved the flirtation between the two of them. I'm glad everyone was happy. yuan? My fiancé and that woman were mixed up.

This review contains spoilers. First, the picture on the cover was beautiful, so I tried reading it, but Chris was already really beautiful! The lovey-dovey page with Chris, who is transcendental and sweet to Lily, is also beautifully drawn, but the depiction that makes you feel real was good! The pages I just wrote down were so precious!! There aren't any major difficulties or issues with the story, so I'm glad it was a work that I could read in peace of mind!

This review contains spoilers. I'm buying the author. Has Lily been happy since losing her parents? There is someone I like, and the treatment for Lily, who has lived a healthy life, is terrible! What appeared in front of Lily, who continues to wander aimlessly in the rain, is a unicorn. And the owner, Chris, the owner of the cafe. I was wondering if the development up to H would be a bit fast, but Lily doesn't dislike it either, so let's say that's fine. I mean, it was Chris's love at first sight, after all. It was the beginning of a marriage, but since we had both feelings, I called it Ali. I'm sure these two would be a wonderful couple even if they became grandpa and grandma.

This review contains spoilers. Lily, who was born when her mother eloped with her servant, grew up being taken in by her mother's house as a servant due to the death of her parents. There, they are denied the existence of something they were given, and their reddish hair is reminiscent of their father, who used to be a servant, and they grow up being called “dirty and disgraceful.” The only person who was kind and promised a future is betrayed, abandoned, and kicked out of the house. Lily, who had been wandering aimlessly, is suddenly attracted to a unicorn figurine she saw and stopped in front of a cafe. Unicorn is my favorite story among the picture books my parents read to me... Suddenly, when I was thinking about that, the cafe door opened and I was invited in by Christine, the owner of the store. The story begins when these two meet. When I thought that Lily, who was unilaterally unhappy, would be doted on by Christine, also had a complicated past, and I thought it was wonderful that the two had similar sorrows even though they were in different positions and the world they live in, and they both made up for each other's deficiencies. It's an erotic development almost every time, but Christine is smelly and cool (laughs) at first, she uses Lily's situation to propose a fake marriage and deftly steals Lilly's first words... but when you notice it, Christine, who seriously loves Lily and dotes on her, is good. It did a great job with the person who hurt Lily and abandoned her, and solved Christine's problems while being helped by the honest and kind Lilly... I was impressed by how the two of them overcame it at any time. Unicorn... will be an important keyword until the end. I'm bound by the kind people who surround Lily after they've solved the problem (laughs) It's the same for Christine... the reunion scene with her real mother made me cry a little bit. I think it's a good work after reading it. It's going to be erotic soon, but... can't it be helped because Lily is cute? The picture's skill is also outstanding, so I can read it with peace of mind. It was also nice that it ended with volume 3 without continuing for a long time.

This review contains spoilers. At first, I thought the whole story would be completed with Lily at the center, but I enjoyed reading it until the end because I also understood Chris's upbringing!