Lucia

Briefly about Lucia Manga:

  Lucia grew up not knowing her identity. She is a princess. After her mother’s death, the girl enters the palace and sees the future in her dreams. In her dream, she turns nineteen and is sold at auction to a man who provides an impressive dowry. After that, her life became miserable. She woke up determined to change the future because she has a lot of time until that terrible time. How did I find this webcam? I love plots with rebirth, isekai, etc. I love anything in color. And things with lots of chapters (or promises to be at least 50 chapters). So this thing fits my tastes, which is a plus. Also on the plus side, I would point out: no tragedy on a level playing field. Serious battles and Santa Barbara. But this is not the end of the pluses for me.

Read Lucia Manga.

Liked the drawing of the heroine from the word go. First of all, why is she a redhead? Although in the novel she is brown. The MC has glowing eyes, they were highlighted by the color of her hair. Drawing the rest of the characters is okay. And everything is developing. The main character’s eyelashes are so you can’t see his eyes). That’s my drawings. Even Saitama in the original was fine by me. But okay the drawings, maybe it’s just me. But the heroine in the web is disgusting…exactly in the web, in the short story, it’s normal. I don’t know why, but it was really nice to look at her. And also reading her dialogues and taking her actions…

And the plot. I’ll be honest: the novella is well done. I turned to the book because I wanted to clarify some points. And to understand what I have going on with the perception of the main female character.) I ended up sitting and reading, “So that’s why he/she did/said that”… Even if you remove the erotica from the novella, the plot doesn’t lose much. The characters literally came to life. And everyone here is interesting, from the characters to their characters. Compared to the comic book, it wins for my taste.