Reviews for THE MANCINI MARRIAGE BARGAIN Manga

No one else knows what you're really looking for. The parties' feelings about things that are just forms are covered up and hidden so that the degree of their feelings cannot be detected. It's a nuisance of canceling it out in advance so you don't expect anything in vain, and putting up a preventive line to prevent sad bravery by stepping on the brakes so as not to get hurt... If I'm the only one putting my feelings into it, I'll clean up because my partner is different and that it's a one-way street. Even so, they have so many things in common with “The 17-Year-Old Bride,” which might be fun to read and compare. The main character is pretty and attractive as a woman, and Paolo is a man who combines being sexy and aggressive with being a gentleman. Aso sensei's designs are gorgeous, delicate, and stylish. The tasteful line drawing, as if the air around the characters is covered with particles of light, is a big stage design for the story. The unrivaled presence of this picture enhances drama, and the synergetic effect of the danger of men and women and the romanticism of not being able to break up makes readers drift into an atmospheric world. Their thick lips reflect their mutual passion hidden in their hearts. My Italian relatives didn't smell a bit buttery enough, and I was only concerned about the fact that the picture had a weak impression that the heroine was there even though they spent their days there. The impression was that Paolo's true intentions were summarized at the end and in an explanatory tone. It's probably a limitation of the original story, but this disclosure method was hard to get drunk on for a drama, so I wanted it to be directed. As one of the readers, I'm even more excited here, and I have the same intentions as the heroine, and I hope for a climax where I want to jump right into his heart.

They are getting married in a way that helps them to be forced to get married, so I don't think there's any way that the heroine will be loved. But we really do care for each other! Overcoming the heroine's tragedy, our thoughts came through, and my heart was pounding.

When the heroine was about to be forced to marry Sheik, the hero saves her. I'm sure they had both feelings from the beginning. Along the way, a painful event happened to the heroine, and I'm glad that the hero's family, who overcame it and had a happy ending (^0^), were also good people.

I know it has a happy ending in Harlequin, but it was a satisfying book that was worth reading until the end. It's frustrating passing each other even though we both love each other. I also recommend other works.

I was moved and made to tears. As I saw in other people's reviews, I was in the 8th episode and cried in the final episode. Hélène was not only beautiful, but she was also a woman with a pure heart. Even though Paolo and Hélène both had feelings for each other, they both kept their feelings hidden in their hearts... I'm glad they were able to understand each other's feelings after all. It's just because they both think about each other that they almost pass by without saying their feelings. However, I was moved when we were able to understand that they both felt the same way. They are both nice people, so I was really moved. The families around me were all nice people, and the feeling after reading was refreshed with zero muddy feeling, and my heart was washed with tears (maybe that's too much?) I definitely recommend buying a pack.

She was a loved wife ✨ There weren't enough words, and they both went wrong in sumo wrestling alone, but at the end the story is that the two of them make a fresh start? Above all, were you impressed by how detailed the facial expressions were? In the scene where Elaine's tearful face is she often drawn, is she looking at the cell phone screen? did you take a quick look at it? In the review above, it was written that it made me cry, but it was only because of the detailed description in addition to the storyline that made you nod?

After 8 years of fake marriage, Paul lost his lover due to a fake marriage for Elaine. After 8 years passed and there was no need for a fake marriage, the relationship between the two progressed into a real couple, but for 8 years, they both thought there was no love in this marriage...

It was Harlequin. Despite having a lover to save the heroine, they had a fake marriage for 8 years. I feel that in a sense pure love was shown by the fact that the platonic fake marriage continued for such a long time before how the two felt during that time.