Reviews for You Can't Bluff the Sharp-Eyed Sister Manga

It's an original story by Hinata Natsu sensei from “The Drugstore Hitorigoto,” but after reading up to 2 volumes, you're still not addicted to it? Unlike the magic called “blessing (gift),” an ability like the sixth sense for the five senses (seems...) The person who brought the story to the main character “Chloe,” who is currently an apprenticeship as a priest at a remote church, was the Holy Knight “Erald,” the son of the “Count Biltz” family, in order to gather those who have them and take the test to select “Miko (Miko).” However, Chloe's abilities are not a gift, but rather the memorization and insight she has cultivated in order to live. But at the beginning, they were caught as a reward for gold coins and were reluctantly accepted. The Miko selection exam was postponed the last time 2 years ago due to a murder case, so it goes without saying. The main purpose is to find the culprit, but the settings are quite complicated. There seems to be another side where factions are divided between the terms “holy woman (saint)” and “miko (miko)”... Who of the Miko candidates is suspicious, the circumstances and background hidden behind them, who is the murderer, and why did they have to be killed...!? At every end of the story, the protagonist's reasoning is clear. I feel that there is something similar to “cat cat” when it comes to handsome dignity. I'll wait for the next volume with my expectations.

The main character who sneaks into a church looking for money is interesting. There is a good difference from other candidates for Saints. I like the protagonist's attitude towards the incident.

However, she is a saint who has a high level of insight and memory, just like a detective. That's because observation skills are strong because they don't overlook the slightest things about their opponents.

I love “The Drugstore Hitorigoto,” so I bought this work as well. It's a mystery! To be honest, I'm still not as addicted to “drugstores,” but it's interesting. Chloe is just so cool! I've read up to 2 volumes, but I don't know the culprit at all. I want to read more soon.

I've never seen a saint who loves money, and it was novel. The story is also a mystery, and the main character with excellent insight and memory is an undercover investigation, which is interesting.

I saw the title “Lies Don't Get Through to a Saint”, and when I did a trial reading to see if it was reincarnation, it was an oops cool favorite mystery thing ♪ and suddenly I saw the original author, Hinata Natsu sensei! If this was decided to be interesting, I bought it right away ♪ It's a work where I still don't know anything about the truth of the murder case 2 years ago and the search for the culprit, but I have a strong feeling that it's going to be interesting to fold it up from now on

It's a story about deciding on a saint, but the main character confronts her with powers other than special powers, such as those given by God. The story progresses slowly and I recommend it to those who want to consider various things

Even when I read it as a man, I was drawn into the story and it was interesting. it's categorized as shonen manga for the time being, so is that natural lol

The Holy Knight from Count Narukin's family and the Seijo candidate from Money Love team up to challenge the Seijo candidate murder case 2 years ago! It's a nice mystery tailoring, and I'm worried about the future. Eh, a saint? Holy Knight? I feel like my image is falling apart, though.

I'm buying Hyuganatsu sensei. But charming characters. A light laugh that gets caught little by little? I'm so happy that Professor Asami made it easier for me to understand. I can't wait for future developments!

I was caught by the title Seijo and flipped through the trial readings, and this is interesting. It's not just the daughter and the saint, it also has mystery solving and gambling elements, so it's really fun! This is a work I want you to read! 5 stars, please.

There are no magic powers or gifts, and the setting where you trick a saint and find the murderer with only your ability as a gambler is interesting. Speaking of which, there was a mystery drama made in America with a female genius gambler as the main character.

I was interested, so I bought it. For now, I've made a break with volume 5. Pretty heavy development and reasoning. It's not that easy, is it? I'm looking forward to seeing how it turns out in the next issue.

There was a next volume. I feel like one story has ended in this volume for the time being, so I'm really excited to see how it unfolds from the next volume.

It's sad to say that the most important thing in life is money, but it's also a lie to say that you can be happy without money. It's probably good to know enough, but books? that's not limited to... is that kind of heroine who collects dirty and uses them cleanly cool?

The selection of shrine maidens by “holy women” is simply a political dispute where factional disputes are carried out not about the content of gifts, influence interests, and even murders occur. If there were overwhelming gift holders, it wouldn't be such a fight, and the protagonist, who doesn't have gifts, was probably called in to destroy this system.

It's a story where the purpose is determined to find the culprit of Ciro's murder, so it's not a flow where each episode has its own punch line. It's probably going to be a steady thing without a punch line where you hit each suspect one by one. Moreover, since it is an undercover investigation as a candidate from the victim's home, they are in the most wary position, and they are in conflict even if they are not the culprit. The other candidates have gifts, but the main character only challenges with insight. So far, the story has progressed mainly on the Miko selection dispute rather than the investigation.