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. At the end of the day, there is little flirtatious in order to solve the problem, but their attitude quickly becomes Dele Dele, and who is it? Although it is in condition, I personally liked it. I wonder if the sudden Dele Dele condition is a landmine for people who like Ken Couple?

This review contains spoilers. The Old Empire is actually both unrequited love, and it's too great that Julius and the others had unrequited love. I wanted it to continue a little longer at the end. I want to see the future of my children too!

This review contains spoilers. I casually read TL from the fantasy world, but I was addicted to it when the main character's true feelings came out ‼ That depiction and frame layout are so wonderful! From there on, while my childhood friend's naive rivalry, the feeling that the distance gradually gets closer is irresistible! Personally, I think my misunderstanding and self-deprecation have been a bit long.

This review contains spoilers. At the beginning of the series, when I was following them through discourse, I was excited and waited for the continuation, but gradually that feeling faded, and once I knew it, it was complete. Basically, it's frustrating to have unrequited love between the two, but I think it's a short and well-summarized work involving the circumstances of the Principality of Alita, which was confined to the Skinian Empire.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about two unrequited childhood friends who are forced to pair up with each other by the national system to have children, but in fact, it's a story about two people who are really happy inwardly due to both feelings, but they can't be honest. Deledere, who is close with dogs and monkeys, is good. I liked the original novel, so I dabbled in the comic version, but it had a very beautiful picture and created an atmosphere. I didn't like the fact that Adele wasn't bad, so ☆ it's going to decrease. The mind is completely separate, and the body is separate, isn't it?

This review contains spoilers. It wasn't easy to progress because they were mean to each other, but it's nice that they gradually became honest. It's nice to feel doting at the end.

This review contains spoilers. Tiana pairs up with Adele in the amazing system of “getting matched with someone decided by the country in the spring of age 18 and having a child.” They just say “the kid...”, and there is that too often, and even that room is amazing... is it OK if it's a girls' manga? So much so that I think. Tiana is in a mixed state of mind, even though they seem to be in a relationship between dogs and monkeys who only fight all the time, but she actually loves Adele and should be happy... At the same time, Adele also seems complicated. Julius and Cornelia, who are admired by everyone who appear in the leading roles, have also joined, and the 4 people are in a mess. Along the way, people I didn't like came out, and the results were as happy as the cover of volume 2. It was funny, made me cry moderately, and the length of the story ended just right. I am satisfied.

This review contains spoilers. I wanted them to talk a little more about the novel from Adele's point of view. If it's still a comic, it's a shame (although I have experienced it) that it looks like a boy I've always liked even though I've always liked it. Personally, when Adele and Tia confessed in volume 2, it's strange that Tiana didn't get comfortable with Adele's relationship with her woman. I'm worried about Cornelia, but I wonder if she doesn't care about that. I'm glad I'm doting on you.

This review contains spoilers. Volume 2 was in a hurry, but there was so much information that I left it out a bit. I wanted another volume of the development of Modakyun, where we couldn't hide our feelings from each other, in between. Isn't Julius sloppy to handle? Even though it's to hide her feelings for Adele, how about saying something like “because I like Julius” in front of the person and then being pushed back and rejected, and then a little... hey... (sorry) later, why did Adele get pregnant with a child who was about to enroll and put off going on to college? Is that OK with you guys? I thought everyone was being selfish. Volume 1 was interesting, and they finally finished it, so I gave it 4 stars.

This review contains spoilers. Two people with unrequited love. It would be nice if both of them became honest soon. I'm looking forward to the future development of the two of them. I want them to be honest and have a good relationship.