Reviews of My Dear Concubine - Page 1

this comic is so interesting .. waiting for the S2 My Dear Concubine .the art so cute ...

It’s been quite a while since I really got interested in a comic book. Even with novels I‘ve followed that had comics versions, I still prefer words to actual graphics to get my imagination going. That said, this comics was a first for me. I am an artist, and the artwork for this was the first thing that really attracted me. Even with the chibis for comedic effect, it still looked more like fine art, than an ordinary cartoon illustration. In that aspect it stands out from other comics. The story is intriguing, too. While you have the usual transmigrated MC— a modern office girl who travels back in time and finds herself stuck in an arranged marriage— this isn’t the usual plot where the girl strives to win the heart of a cold, cruel ”CEO type” leading man. As the story unfolds it is revealed that she has strange abilities that few people know, and she often overcomes difficult situations when others underestimate her. Mysterious circumstances, such as why would a seemingly fragile little rich girl have enemies (an early attempt to poison her failed) is woven into the story, as she rises in status from being a weak concubine to being a strong, successful woman. My only complaint is that the chapters grow shorter and shorter, so I may have to shelve this for a while until my budget allows me. Otherwise, it’s an entertaining read.

My eyes was wild open when I first saw the drawing. In this comic I love the most is the drawing. It's really good. Character design is also great. I love the female protagonist's maid. Both of their relationship is made me remembered my sister. And the gossip section I laughed their so hard. Over all this story deserve to be top one. Keep working hard. Fighting 💪💪💪

I love this story so much I just wish that it didn’t stop in the middle of the story.[img=update] I especially love the main female character, you can tell that she is a 21st century woman, because she doesn’t need a man to survive, she can survive on her own if she wanted to.