Reviews for MARRY ME Manga

This review contains spoilers. No matter what you say, no matter what happens, I want you to witness at the end how the hero, who was called “mussu...”, worked with the heroine, and gained awareness during conversations with the heroine, what she gained in the process of noticing her feelings for the heroine, and how it changed. I can't even see fragments of the hero that was so “mush” anymore. It's the man who said, “It's ideal to come up one day and run to the nearest magistrate's office (to propose),” said “I didn't want to propose at a cheap hotel or something...” and thought he had 2000 heart balloons and pigeons flying in a grand manner, and there was a surprise effect at the end too! No, how romantic has it become? It's already awesome. The heroine's actions solved the hero's family's problems in a big way, isn't it? From now on, heroes won't have to struggle alone, carrying the life of a “whole family that's squishy even though they don't have any money.” A truly wonderful couple, the best group yen.