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

I really liked the fact that the heroine girl was steady, shrewd, and capable! I can also recommend the hero, who is kind and a bit pitiful. The interaction between the two was interesting. Tsuzuki Yomitai

I was curious about the continuation of the trial reading, so I bought it right away! The pictures are cute and the story is interesting, and I finished reading it in a blink of an eye. I want to read more soon to see what happens with the two after this! Everyone is friendly and heartwarming, and I can read it with peace of mind!

complete? When I was wondering, it looks like there will be a sequel. I was relieved to have been saved if I read the extra edition. It was nice that the focus was not only on those who were making an effort, but also on poor people and stupid people.

Angelique is in an unfortunate position, but since he has firm ideas and the ability to act, Serge and the people around him change. It doesn't have to be the main character who has just been protected

Heroes are bad, and heroines are strong! lol the content is interesting too! The atmosphere of the picture also has a sense of disgust lol I don't dislike it lol

You may not think that's true just because I think it's interesting, but it gradually became interesting, and this time I want to see the next one as soon as possible.

The story is interesting, and I'm curious about the continuation. It makes me want to read it, but... I wonder if it's supposed to be read vertically. I don't like the frame in the picture because it's too big.

I'm going to take a look at how the story will unfold in the future. There were also laughable scenes, and I was able to read them in a fun way.

A story about a duke's daughter, whose engagement with the prince was annulled due to a crime she didn't remember, and was married to a poor count family from her parents' duke's family without being able to take time to recover, works hard at territorial reform. It's interesting how extreme they try too hard and put aside the fact that they had a crush on a handsome count. Her husband, the count, was also a disappointing aristocrat since the management of the territory had gone bankrupt, but he was not a bad person because he cared for the people of the domain; he was just a dragon wielder immersed in raising dragons. The main character, his wife, and the servants of the mansion are people with common sense, and although there are no outlandish developments, they are proceeding with steady territorial reforms, and there is a sense of realism. Not only are there territorial reforms, but marital life has progressed properly, and even though they are a married couple, the exchange between lovers is overwhelming. I was driven into a poor territory due to human malice, but I read Angelique, who is frustrated and looks forward without holding a grudge against people, as a very attractive woman, and it makes me feel refreshed. I definitely want to read it until the ending of the original story.

It will enrich your territory! Angelica, who works hard, is cute. My husband is an unreliable but nice person, so I think they are a perfect couple.

It's interesting to see a really good young lady from an aristocrat leading her husband. It's good that they lead without denying what their husband likes for the sake of their territory.