Reviews for The Duke's Son Claims He Won't Love Me Yet Showers Me with Adoration Manga

This review contains spoilers. Other people seem to have eagerly requested it, and I am one of those who eagerly requested it! I couldn't wait and ended up buying paper media, but I also bought this one. You can read it any time, no matter how many times you read it! They are two people who haven't completely confided their feelings yet, but they both have unrequited love while remaining true to each other, and supporters and interrupters intervene moderately, and both become aware of their own feelings. After all, it's good that Julius has common sense (even if it's a cold way of saying it) to tell Elsa that it would be nice if they kept to a minimum as an aristocrat even if they weren't a married couple without putting forward conditions that they disrespected (rather, they supported them). Also, it's amazing that everyone in Elsa's family is really smart with family feelings, and they grow up well even when they are poor. I'm looking forward to the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. This is a story about a young daughter who decides to marry the next duke whose face she doesn't even know. Elsa is married to Julius, the next duke, but on the day of the ceremony, he says, “I don't feel like loving you.” It's a political marriage where you get help from your parents' estate, but the kind Elsa doesn't care at all and enjoys a slow life at her wedding. Among them, Julius's heart of ice melts little by little... It's a story called, but well, Elsa is too vague, so I don't know much about her love interest. However, Julius is moved because she is really kind and cute. Tenno Iwato is opening up in a flash. Elsa, who is kind to Julius, doesn't notice her “likes,” so she goes in with a horizontal spear, but since Elsa is sincere and insensitive, she also has an evasive ability to not notice people's malice (laughs) I think it's still a long way before these two people notice their mutual feelings. Did Elsa finally recognize that she “likes” Julius as an important person, or not? At that point, I'm waiting for the continuation. I love this work so much that I have it on paper. The drawing is also cute, so I recommend reading it when you want to read slowly or when you want to relax.

This review contains spoilers. Shouldn't we say that before marriage? It's not fair, even though there were circumstances. If you get married after knowing the details of the contract, not even yet. Well, I think they'll fall in love with it eventually.

This review contains spoilers. When Juris says “I'm not going to love you,” Yuri is swayed in opposition by Elsa, who easily accepts it and doesn't even notice the malicious mount, so cute. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens in the future.

This review contains spoilers. Even though she said “I don't feel like loving you,” the Duke, who is immediately bonded to the heroine's healthy and straight figure, is the best. There are signs of doting on from volume 1, and it's a superb Cinderella story that even those who don't like heavy developments can enjoy with peace of mind!

This review contains spoilers. I love Yarmo too much. My little sister likes it too. It's a pity that Hitoma is brother and sister... I like Julius too, but as expected, he changed too fast. I didn't like the fact that they weren't cold from the beginning and that they behaved normally at the wedding. My boss caught my eye first, so I'd like to see the world line where I married Julius but met Yarmo first. The main character seems to be happy no matter who he gets married to. I bought short stories elsewhere, but since they have been drawn, I'm only buying 4 or 5 volumes. The story progressed unusually slowly, so 4 stars. If you want to animate it, please proceed quickly.