Reviews for A Count's Daughter and an Elite Knight Who Fight Like Cats and Dogs Are Forced to Become Lovers Manga

This review contains spoilers. I love both unrequited love. While misunderstanding that they both like different people, they pass each other relentlessly, jealous, and impatient, and the pictures are wonderful, which is very nice.

This review contains spoilers. Starting with the trial reading, I also bought the book. It starts with two young protagonists acting for national policy. Since they are childhood friends, it's not easy to be honest from past interactions, and I think it's a heart-wrenching story where readers can also understand runaway and jittery interactions without understanding moderation? There are also a lot of naughty scenes, but I'm envious now that I'm an old man, how all the characters, starting with the main character, overcome obstacles, become honest, and move forward positively while facing their own fate.? I thought it was wonderful that they made an effort so that they could become the pair they should have, and be close to each other. The pictures were also wonderful, and I received the story more clearly. I was at a loss, but I had a hard time with the electronic version, but I'm glad I bought both of the book versions.

This review contains spoilers. Even though they both like each other in a turn decided by the country, my heart is pounding with a little sweet H in a state where they think they like different people (♥ Ω ♥ *)

This review contains spoilers. At the coming-of-age ceremony, they don't know each other's feelings, and the scene where Adele blocks Tia's eyes is sad... At the end, they said that even Julius wouldn't forgive them, but I wonder if Julius gets involved between the two after their feelings for each other get through? I'm looking forward to future developments.

This review contains spoilers. As I read about what would happen at first, I had both feelings ~ ♪ I read it while thinking that it would be nice if both of them became honest soon. I want to continue reading soon.

This review contains spoilers. I also bought the serial edition, but I heard that the content was even more intense, so I bought the book edition too! I thought the serialized version was a little lighter than the original novel, or rather, where the story flows smoothly, but did you feel that this book is more intense than the original novel? The little story at the end of the book that talks about the feelings of Tia and Adele was also good?? Will you be buying both from now on?

This review contains spoilers. I read BL a lot, but this time it's TL. Tia, the count daughter of Oguni who was absorbed into the empire, is close to her childhood friend Adele. We only fight when we meet. Actually, even though they secretly have feelings for each other, they both assume it's an unattainable love. It was decided that these two people would take turns in the Empire's coming-of-age ceremony. Well, it's an unreasonable setting, but it's really good for the two of them to hang out. It's still only one volume as a standalone book, so I want to read more soon. (To be added later) Volume 2 has also been released. After all, it's nice. Gilesile is sweet. I know it will have a happy ending at the end, but I enjoyed it. Adele has a younger face than the original, but she is naughty and has sexy eyes, so I'm glad this is the case. The only thing I was dissatisfied with was the chest of Tiana and the other female student uniforms. The bottom of the ribbon is wide open, so there's no neatness. I didn't like it because it seemed like this was the only man aimed at men in vain.