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

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 3 volumes. To be honest, there aren't that many things that seem like lie detectors in the title. When I started reading it, I thought the characters were good and interesting, but I felt that they weren't able to see through the lies that much, there was no direct denial, and there were no depictions where they would take advantage of it. All I can say is don't expect flirty love between the protagonist and the knight. None so far. It may be that kind of development one by one, but it seems like there is a long way to go. The story progresses slowly, and while the number of mysteries and foreshadowing increases not only in the story but also in the characters, I feel like nothing has been solved. I feel like it's still fuzzy, next next... Well, I think I'll read it in anticipation of solving the mystery and future love developments, but if this situation continues for a long time, I might refrain from buying it... I thought it was a little different from what I had thought, but it got me excited, so it's 4 stars!

This review contains spoilers. I bought up to 3 volumes, which is interesting, so I plan to buy them in the future. However, if I try to read it as a mystery, for example, some women were too strong and I suspected that the maid whose gender was hard to understand was a transvestite, and the female knight who fell down with a glowing magic tool also looked too big to allow people to pass through depending on the frame, and there are many depictions that it is unnatural that the ivy is too thin to notice the hole But it's attractive, and I like it

This review contains spoilers. It's a story where the heroine, who is just a priest apprentice, is bought with abilities acquired through hard work, and the truth of the Miko candidate murder case and the search for the culprit is caught for gold coins, so it's easy to read and there are high expectations for future developments.

This review contains spoilers. It's a work by Hyuuga Natsu, a drugstore, and I've wanted to read it for a while. Mystery and fantasy go together nicely.

This review contains spoilers. The heroine, who was far from the image of a saint, was cool. I've never read Seijo who likes money and gambles with cards until now, so it was interesting. The development of searching for the culprit in the murder case was also good.