Reviews for THE WINTER BRIDE Manga

There are a lot of hits and misses in Harlequin, but Ayumu Aso's works definitely hit it off! It's wonderful.

The author is buying it. Halfway through, the heroine was so pitiful that I felt so sorry, but I'm really glad when that paid off! and refreshed. I personally love Aso sensei's chewy pictures of babies and children, so I was healed.

The heroine, who is set to be 19 years old, carries a wet suit on her back, is rejected by her loved one, and the pretty heroine written by Aso sensei makes me cry with pity and pity. don't let good adults burden such a young girl with everything, right? It was frustrating, but that was a good point of HQ. You will gradually be loved by Doubt and Clear Heroes, and you will be happy. That was good, that was good!

I love Aso sensei's paintings and bought them by the artist. Other than wet clothes, it was packed with lots of HQ elements, such as pregnancy, misunderstandings, and jealousy that I've always liked, and the tempo was great and interesting! Does it seem like the culprit of the theft was someone else in the original story?

What is a work where you can enjoy love from misunderstandings, humiliation, and terrible treatment... even though it's the author's royal road, is it really painful due to adversity? misunderstandings have been resolved and love has deepened, huh? Do you still want to read it even though you think you're tired of it?

I love it ♪ These misunderstandings overlapped, and I was further disturbed by kind lies. I'm a little nervous about the heroine's sadness at self-sacrifice. You can't read Happy Endings if you don't know! It makes me cry, saying I'm glad I'm happy.

are you empathizing too much with the heroine?? Also, those natural blur and pressure points that an intelligent and perfect Leo doesn't notice at all when he sees a child who looks just like him? The final punch line was great too ✨ Do you love Aso sensei's two-headed character? This story is also Harlequin unique to the teacher, so there's nothing to say?

I was so excited to read it. The heroine's life until she was happy and settled down was so turbulent that my eyes turned. But I was glad I was able to understand him as a hero.

Aso sensei's paintings are addictive. Even with this, the hero is severely blamed, and the heroine is cornered. Isn't that my biological father, my hero, my grandfather's cousin?! I think, but this is a Ringle work, so that's the case. Kids are so funny and so cute! Also, I was able to laugh at the last frame, so it felt good after reading it ☆

All of the heroes in Aso's works have black hair, but the cousin of the current hero is difficult, but he looks pretty cool. I'd also like to see a honest hero who is blond and not arrogant. It had nothing to do with the work. The story is Aso sensei, so the finish doesn't disappoint this time either.

It starts with a misunderstanding, and she's a pitiful heroine even though it can't be helped. The misunderstanding was finally resolved at the very end, and I'm glad it had a happy ending.

Wouldn't it be better now; let people who want to misunderstand them misunderstand me; I've decided to live my life without getting involved anymore. If the heroine is drawn back to the past and has a hard time, she plans to raise her own treasure on her own, even if it's hard. The truth was hidden in the heroine's chest, and only the stigma remained attached to her without being washed away. What I felt was a bit disgusting about this story was that when Leo learned the truth, none of it was something I was pursuing. Unless someone who knows the truth tells it, it may be something we certainly don't understand. But if I had moved on from him, I think I would have felt a little more refreshed about this story. Actually, the person I wanted to believe the most about the theft case and pregnancy was furthest from the truth of both. The heroine was born and raised by herself, carrying everything on her back. He wasn't there during the most difficult time. Furthermore, at the time of the reunion, even though it was due to a misunderstanding, there was secondary damage to his words. And yet, when someone who didn't believe me said I was sorry, they forgave me so quickly!? It's nice that he's still wonderful, but his true feelings for his girlfriend and his in-laws for his late wife (?) Nevertheless, she doesn't show love to the heroine from beginning to end until her climax. Did the heroine always love him just because he looked so cool? I even think so. I can understand that a 19-year-old girl wanted an older man to turn around somehow. He only turned around for a moment and then Poi. Even if there was an inner conflict, that was just explained later, and the heroine was very hurt by that until she confessed. After all, it's selfish that always makes me angry about relationships with other men. I even think you should feel free to get angry. I wonder if he didn't openly accept the heroine until the end unless the truth was told? My grandfather had long known the classic, sublime and eternally beautiful composition of self-sacrifice, in order to escape the loss of a parent's job, and I felt that this person also looked down on the heroine, and the words of encouragement somehow made me feel uneasy. That's why I saw Leo's figure as the type to get rid of her grandfather, and he killed the heavy heroine and left her alone!? Even though there were 800 lies from my cousin, I feel angry when I became a heroine when tracking down the whereabouts. However, some of the reviewers said that 2 years is too early for this original author, so it's amazing. That's right... I was here to pick you up at the corner...

It's unmistakably obvious just by looking at the two of them as a parent and child ♪ It's too sad that they had such a misplaced relationship and lived a sad life (/_;) /~~ (; _;) /~~~