Reviews for <Chapter release>The Counterfeit's Fateful Encounter Manga

This review contains spoilers. And all the characters are charming and wonderful. Personally, I don't like her family at her parents' house, but that is also a spice that makes the story interesting. I'm looking forward to it.

This review contains spoilers. Gene is so cool. That's cool, looks good, there's nothing to say. I recommend it when you want to read the classic doting stuff.

This review contains spoilers. Up to 4 volumes. I'm glad the doting people are lovey-dovey, but what happened to Matilda? If you think about it, Matilda was also a victim of her parents. Had it not been for the faults of the mother who was an aristocrat but had pre-marital negotiations, the father might not have been the case either. The reason Matilda became like that was all because of the environment. It's a pity that only Matilda is the target of Zamaa's development. The peerage isn't high, but I hope for a development where the clumsy and kind second son who has been watching Matilda all the time will soothe Matilda while irritating her heart.

This review contains spoilers. Certainly, even if you say “I'm not good at detecting people's feelings,” I'm probably “clumsy” in that sense, but I respect Clarice, and I really think about Clarice so much that if you look at it from someone who knows Hakko, you can tell that she is properly attracted to Clarice. He's a wonderful person whose combination of “clumsy” and “expressionless” is hard to understand on the surface! I also really know how much Clarice is worth! I'm also curious about the love pattern between Mary and Sid! Mary, I've put Sid on the “dislikes list”... (laughs) For now, do your best to get them on the “good people list” (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 4 volumes! There are settings, yes. What is remarkable is that I was surprised by my father's interpretation of his words! I wonder if that's what it meant! I mean. After that, there were various foreshadowing collections, and Gene's doting love also became apparent, and it became interesting! Also, I hope we can see lots of Gene's delights!

This review contains spoilers. At the end of the day, I'm glad that Gene and Clarice are happy. But the ending between my sister and her father had a bad aftertaste. The mother didn't love her child (sister and sister), did she?

This review contains spoilers. I couldn't bear to see Matilda's ugly and distorted face when she was mean, but I was kind of sad when I thought it was that person's fault. I want you to notice the mistake as soon as possible... maybe you can notice it. Clarice was full of kindness, and Gene was noble, and they were the best protagonists. The two people who treat whoever they are without distinction are very precious.

This review contains spoilers. The reason is that this work is also oppressed, and the older sister is beautiful enough to be called a “jewel,” and the only reason is that the heroine isn't. It will later be revealed how such a distorted family was formed. (Or rather, I personally think the heroine is prettier.) It's a pattern my older sister despises this time around, but my older sister looks younger (childish), probably because of her character designs such as her hairstyle (twine tie) and frilly dress... The heroine has simple clothes and is relaxed, so she feels like a neat lady, and she doesn't have a younger sister-like vibe. Put aside the character design controversy that I can't see my sister. The flow is that the frontier Haku, who has horrible rumors about eating people, wants a “jewel” as a reward for winning the battle, and her older sister, who knows the rumor, naturally doesn't like it, and pushes it on the heroine as a substitute. The frontier Hakusama has a scary face, but since she is capable, she immediately notices a sense of incongruity, and even so, she treats the heroine equally, doesn't blame her knowledge of plants or political situations, and is healed by living with the frontier Haku, who treats her with care unlike her parents' house. Then, after a while, I came to understand various truths at my parents' house where I was called to say that my sister's marriage had been settled. The adverse effects of the marriage business of aristocrats have distorted the family up to this point... it can only be described as a tragedy... But it was also revealed that Mr. Frontier Haku wanted the heroine to be his wife from the beginning, so all that was left was just to be happy...! I just think that. I'm looking forward to the two Lovabunas! Hansen-sama is... that's a little crazy... I don't have a good image of an aristocrat who spends a little time on a maid! lol it's fine if it's serious, but now... lol

This review contains spoilers. It's a classic story where the heroine didn't cheat too much, and the hero wasn't too much of a prince, and I'm glad they were two people living relatively hard (I praise them), but they were strong even in a quiet setting with stable drawing power. Matilda's cute yet humble face was amazing.

This review contains spoilers. A story about a daughter who got married as a substitute seizes happiness. I felt that it was a story where various speculations overlapped. I want you to seize happiness.