Reviews for BOUND BY MARRIAGE Manga

I can't say it's a bright story, but it's a unique work where you can feel the gentle, warm light. I was drawn in by Nagasaki-sensei's ingenuity in showing from the beginning, and just a trial reading was enough for me. The depiction that exudes that the heroine grew up full of love somehow tightens my heart. Then, Gabe, a person with a reason, and Sylvie, who has always loved him since she was little, appeared. What a good girl. I wouldn't be able to tell this story without Sylvie, who seems to have thought about it all the time. That kind of ridiculous helper understood Gabe more than anyone else and shared secrets, but Gabe had a contract marriage with another girl for a reason. Sylvie, the main character in Shadow, is the ultimate good person who reaches out to the heroine even when it's mitabiyotabi. It's a story where the sacred names Gabrielle and Angel da appear, and even though they are the type who excel as realists, they are like angels. He Gabe, who was living there, had such a nice daughter, while the heroine had “.” Like the compositional power of the story, the structure that lays out small, multi-layered foreshadowing of each scene, which has a slight implication, won't let you get bored while reading it. I find the way the story is shown interesting, so I don't mind that even though the picture doesn't have any compelling frames that make a strong statement. As readers gradually outline his sins, they deepen their understanding of the dark childhood to boyhood behind his suffering, and the disgusting outlook on life that continues after what became the biggest cause of his suffering. Gabe can't shape the climax often seen in HQ. Looking back, I think that was also the case from his crime that readers were told about. Since the author has to devise another way and settle the two, Sylvie's stock will go up. I'm a person who doesn't welcome it because of the restrictions of the short story, such as additional pages showing the aftermath, and the tight ending, but I felt like I wanted to watch Sylvie's happiness here because only signs are enough. It's a heart-warming scene while reading, like the heroine's dad or everyone at the ranch, and you can feel that the surroundings are wrapping up the heroine tightly. The balance against the dark parts of the work was achieved to bring out a rich flavor. I don't read the original, so I don't know. Look at the afterword and bravo for adaptations! I thought. I feel like I gave it 5.2 stars. Even when I went to read other HQs, I went back to rereading them over and over again.

If it were a normal side character, it would be natural for them to be harassed by love rivals and be nervous, but Sylvie held back her feelings and supported them all the time, and she was excited herself... I felt warm after a long absence

it makes me cry...? The content is heavy, but the gentle pictures, the warmth of Jessica, and the kindness of the people around her make everything move in a good direction and make it a wonderful story? Impressed!

Speaking of marriage in politics, it's royal in HQ, but I thought the first half was the usual pattern, but the second half was intricately intertwined in various ways... I read it particularly carefully this time. There is also a place about how far the heroine can forgive what the hero did in the past... but please read it. It's a great read.

A very nice and deep story. I want our heroes to overcome the pain and be happy too. I also want to read a story about Sylvie being a very nice person and making her happy.

It progressed quietly, but it stuck in my mind. I'm glad the two aren't parents and children. Sylvie is wonderful. I wanted to use a few more pages and see how I was able to follow along after that.

Read the main story without reading the review! Gabrielle tries to save Jesse, who was in a tight spot after her father Shawn passed away, in the form of a contract marriage. Gabrielle has a big wound in her heart, but she also had a past where she beat Jesse's mother Beth... ☆ It's Harlequin with a dramatic development. The original story is probably pretty radical. In manga, the strength of women stands out anyway. Beth, Jesse, and Sylvie accept everything and try to protect their love. Even though Damon's wife is heavy, she quickly gave up on her husband. Compared to that, the men's team is just so pathetic. Gabrielle is unable to confront her sins and illnesses. Damon and Shawn, of course, are unreliable in a sense. Beth is convinced of her child's father (-_-;) “No, there's no child in this world that can't be born” ★ Aim for Hare 100 review 34

Was it a heartbreaking story where both the heroine and the hero were in a heartbreaking situation for each other? The heroine is too pure, and the hero is self-deprecating... but the supporting character Sylvie is really the best?!! I completely sympathize with her actions ✋ Good at Sylvie's quick wit at the end and the collapse of the calm hero? that's crazy, so it's a rating of 4? ☆ It's a happy ending thanks to Sylvie, so maybe she wants a happy ending too (lol) ♪