Reviews for THE BRIDE'S PROPOSITION Manga

The main character is a bold woman. It was exhilarating, exhilarating, and I felt that the stress within me was disappearing. It felt good to read it, so be sure to read it.

Penelope was in a hurry. It's a big decision to repay my uncle Lauren, who raised me after my parents died, and I proposed to Stefano, whom I met for the first time. Before Lauren's illness became known, I was moved by her dedication to protect his honor and company even at the cost of her own marriage in order to retire without hurting him. It's written with cuteness and originality like a girl who falls in love with Stefano, who was divided into a contract marriage, even though she thought it might be set up as a woman who could do it, and it has an excellent likability. Also, I believe in Stefano, who has been defeated by Cornell, and where Stefano is the first candidate due to past Lauren's advice, I can also see the background of a relationship of trust with Lauren, which is a very good luck. By defending Stefano in social settings, they confirmed the credibility of Penelope's offer, and there was also a slightly overkill scene where they also made a loan, but expectations for the story ahead amplified when they succeeded in moving Stefano with this. The seriousness of the fraud case is clear, but Stefano's loneliness and anguish are fully conveyed in the drawing. The events they are planning to increase the credibility of their engagement were also interesting and had a perfect sense of sweetness, and their mutual love and dilemmas were nicely interspersed, so I was excited enough to enjoy it.