Comments of Kedakaki Yakusoku

is this the first manga on mangago? XD this is good tho heheh

Nice quick light reading. Pretty common story line for a romance but sweet none the less. :) overall pretty good!

First manga on mangago

Beautiful, it highlighted the history wonderfully and the romance was real

one of the best I tell you!! simply the best

Too much to read.

Good for an occasional reread

pretty enjoyable. I would have enjoyed seeing a few more pages of them being happy together. Maybe see the mothers reaction when they get married. Or the friend Ivo who clearly saw this coming.

B&G-HARLEQUIN ROMANCE HISTORICAL

Fucking love ittt

Josei. Noble. It's the best.

My rating: 8,6/10
I really liked it. The FL was refreshingly strong and honest and thought the ML was a bit sexist at the beginning, he got better. Their relationship developing from disdain to love was well executed.

SOLDIER, HISTORICAL, STRONG FL
After her brother's death on the battlefield, the FL only has his brother's superior's promise to help her if she needs it when her family arrives at her mansion and tries to take everything from her. But when the ML arrives rather late, things have gotten worse, so he and his mother decide to take her in to support her.

Summary: Katherine's hope for her beloved brother's return to their estate in Hampshire is dashed when she receives the news of his death... He met a brave death at Battle of Waterloo. Then cruel reality hits devastated Katherine. Her uncle's family claims the estate, leaving Katherine no access to her fortune. The only person she can turn to for help is Lord Adam Calthorpe, her late brother's superior. Little does she know her brother asked Adam to look after Katherine if any ill fate were to befall him....
Spin-off: Kareinaru Debut (not scanlated)

2 stubborn people have a happy ending

I really enjoyed this harlequin and I kinda want to find the book so I can read it whole. I like Catherine. Actually her personality is quite a bit like mine. I tend to dislike being told what to do. Good thing I live in this day and age and not back then.