Loving the Dragon: The Sacrifice Maiden's Happy Fate

    Native title: 龍に恋う 贄の乙女の幸福な身の上

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    道草家守

    Language:

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    Japanese

    Genres:

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    Fantasy, Historical, Romance, Supernatural

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    Ongoing

    Chapter count:

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    56

    Summary

    ■ Tamaki is rescued in the chilly imperial capital by a man with mysterious-colored hair. This was the turning point of her fate— ■ Cast out into the chilly imperial capital, Tamaki finds herself in a desperate situation. Saving her is Ginichi, a man with uniquely colored hair. Thanks to the kindness of Ginichi, the master of an employment agency, Tamaki begins working for him as a live-in helper. Though deeply grateful, a past where she was offered as a sacrifice because of her ability to see "non-human beings" leaves her unable to express her emotions well. Meanwhile, Ginichi seems to carry a complicated background of his own... and perhaps because of that, he looks after Tamaki with car...

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    Reviews

    Since this is the on-going series of the same author as "The Blue Rose Antique Shop" of which I devored all the 5 books in one-go, I simply felt I needed to give it a try. Especially when, some scenes were given as bonus content for the e-books. The cover page of it simply were too beautiful... I bought the other 7 books after finishing book 1. Current review is for the 1st book. 100% recommend it for those who also liked the series mentioned above, the author didn't disappoint ! And since there's more books, it means more stories! It takes places in the Meiji era and *cough* there's also a particular "shop". You might think "oh this is like Blue Rose" for the 1st chapter but that's about it. Somehow the author managed to make it still unique in its own way. I would very much like to see this getting its own anime.