Reviews for MISSION:MARRIAGE Manga

There are things that seemed so happy (⊙ _⊙;) in modern times, HQ is obsessed with “love.” The encounter was a blind date with each other... it's not okay to stick together just like that, but surprisingly, it seems that the hero is a single aristocrat and has a bit of a translation. Even so, aren't the heroine's thoughts and actions a hero (+_+)? The heroine, who is a career woman in America, has romance deafness, isn't she? I can't say anything about it because there is also a compatibility issue with my ex-boyfriend who cheated on my hero, but do you sympathize with your ex boyfriend a little bit? The two main characters were a perfect match!! Interacting with romance guides was fun ♬ Maybe it became fun to raise a heroine who was a tough hero and a beginner () Yeah yeah. But it's really a children's room!? I've been surprised since I saw the little princess's attic lol (*≧ ▽ ≤) tsu

This is a rare type of work for HQ. The lively heroine and the increasingly feisty hero fit neatly into the punch line and feel refreshed.

Both the hero and heroine are adults but cute, and I enjoyed reading them from beginning to end! It's not eventful, but it has a great feeling after reading it, so I recommend it!

It's a comedy-like film, and the interaction between the two is light and very fun. Or rather, I love the last two pictures of the celibacy hero being swayed by the heroine with pom-pom words appearing (lol), and the feeling that love is overflowing.

The main characters don't notice it easy every time they get closer to each other. It was a work that made me fall in love with reading it.

Halfway through, I felt that it was far from reality, and it seemed like I had failed to buy it. I don't mind watching the story unfold, but I felt like it was a childish story. I often hear examples of actual success of the method of putting a handle on love counseling and making the person you are consulting with over time. It's just that classic. It also brings back memories of Kawahara Kazune's fun work “High School Debut.” However, this story started from zero, and his advisory function went into full operation. That's because I already had a crush flashing somewhere in my heart. And that's because that partner isn't thinking about getting married. There is no choice but to give up and dare to look outside, and this is a realistic route that makes sense for the heroine who wants children. I wonder if they feel sorry for the man from outside in a matchmaking position who is being used as a hit horse. In this case, they take the form of not being mutually successful so that the heroine doesn't become the villain, but even so, it's a nuisance that would be nice if they were pushed down after they were bad at it. The reason I ask to be accompanied three times is because this is a made-up world. Also, after all, getting curious and going to see how the date went is an area of worse taste than jarring excitement. Regardless, if you're already aware that you like it... What I was able to read in this story after picking up my feelings was a line from a man whose heroine couldn't be seen as the person to kiss. “While there are couples who flare up from the moment they meet at first sight, there are also couples who don't feel like it no matter how many years have passed. No matter how much we feel like it, something is lacking. /There isn't enough of that between us.” The feeling of liking someone isn't logical, so no matter how ideal a partner is, it's impossible without that something. Oh yeah, the emotions are booming. This story is the climax, showing what romantic feelings are and has the true essence of Harlequin. The work was very simple but focused on the deepest and most important point, so I closed my eyes to the details and thought the number of stars was 4. In particular, on the man's side, in the final corner, the gap with his dramatic fall, which sounded out of celibacy, was a light knockout. The two kiss scenes worked in its own way, the fact that his kiss was pictorial, and the heroine's numerous natural inappropriate derailment actions made the story exciting, so it's about .1 at the end.