Reviews for I'm Marrying the Pauper Count of a Remote Frontier, So I'll Work Hard to Reform his Territory ~The Letter From Boule~ Manga

She was a strong heroine, and had the power to act, and I wanted to cheer for her. If I get a chance, I'd like to read more.

My husband is cute ~. A bad husband who worked hard for his favorite dragon but left everything else alone. But I honestly listened to the heroine's story and had such a good personality, so I can forgive her. Poor husband who left him alone. When will we have our first night ~?

I thought the focus was on romance, but I was surprised in the sense that emphasis could be placed on territorial reform, which is also included in the title. The trivia about politics and engineering and the simulation game-like storyline were very interesting and interesting.

The fact that the heroine, whose engagement was annulled due to widespread gossip without roots or leaves, is still wearing wet clothes is confusing. I like the heroine, who sees the hardships of life of the people of the domain in a remote area, searches for solutions, and works hard. The heroine who is passionate about what she likes until now and respects what the feudal lord wants to do, leads the count, speaks honestly without lying to the people of the domain, and works hard in good faith is reliable and cool. The two suddenly decided to get married, but did they fall in love with each other at first sight? It's like being in love with each other, so I think it would be nice to be able to see a lovey-dovey figure like hugging a princess for the first time.

I've only read 1 volume yet, but it was my favorite work. The heroine Angelique, who is attached to her cousin, is a great aristocrat, but her engagement was dissolved by the second prince Ernesto, who believed rumors, and she went to a frontier place... they married Serge Voltaire, but the mansion was tattered like ruins... but Serge, who greeted them, was wonderful and I fell in love at first sight the moment we met each other. The cause of the mansion being in tatters soon became clear... there were so many things they had to do because they had despised their territory until now, and the two people who couldn't get into a good mood were interesting. Angelique is solid, so she's younger than Serge, but she's like an older sister and wife you can rely on. I like territorial reforms, and I also like “they,” who are the cause of shattered mansions. It's a work that makes you want to support the progress of the two.

I didn't like the picture on the cover, and I didn't really understand it at first, but as I read it, it became interesting! When I thought he was a good-looking husband, he felt so bad he was cute and laughed! I'm looking forward to seeing how the reforms will be carried out ♪

I love the positive and active heroine! What's more, the handsome but disappointing count is good! The father's relationship with his cousin is a mystery...

The design is cute, and the story progresses quickly and is interesting. There's probably going to be a bit of agony from now on, but I hope it continues peacefully.

It's not just a love story, it also shows efforts to improve the territory, and the content is fulfilling. The drawing power is also sufficient and it is very easy to see. Once I have all the volumes, I want to buy them in bulk and read them all at once!

As a story, it's well-made, and I think it's interesting. I feel like I'm keeping eroticism too far away, so I think it's okay to put in a little bit of eroticism.

There are a lot of stories about their engagement being dissolved, but this is a story that makes me want to support the two. I want to read volume 3 as soon as possible because it smells bad anywhere other than the two of them.

Angelique, straight, solid, and likeable! On the other hand, Itoko! What a disgusting woman! I hope there will be a problem!!

In territorial reform, it is interesting that the woman who got married changed into a feudal lord and started the land that had hardly been worked out in a poor place and gradually became rich. At the same time, I became good friends with the lord's husband, and there was also a lovey-dovey atmosphere, so there was no frustration at all. There's no stress at all, so it's fun to read. I'm impatient that it will take 1 year for volume 1 to come out. I want to continue reading it soon, but it's a shame if I don't wait 1 year from now. But it seems like I'll be able to reread it from volume 1 the next time it comes out.

the heroine's family is full of terrible people, which is really infuriating, isn't it? But my fiancee, The Count, is a good-looking guy, and I think they're a nice couple. I hope the two of them will support each other from now on and turn it into a wonderful territory. I'm looking forward to future developments. How is it going to grow? Want to read the next one soon?