Reviews for THE BELLINI BRIDE Manga

A charming and clever heroine with many mysteries. Even a Playboy hero would burn their hands when dealing with a woman like this. It was quite an interesting work.

When I first saw this teacher's picture, I thought it was a picture with quite a bit of habit, but now I love it. There are a lot of pictures in recent HQ that look like girls' comics, such as Ribon, etc., but I think HQ's retro touch is more fantastic and appropriate. The characters were lovely women whose heroine and heroine's mother were caring and very smart. The hero is also full of love for the heroine. The man who is the painter is the key person. I liked the scene where they reprimanded the hero. I'm really addicted to HQ for the first time in a while.

It's full of feelings that the hero likes the heroine so much that I can't help but be curious. When it comes to which, it's a work where the heroine has an advantage.

Antonia is enduring being “despised.” Marco acquiesces to that. Most of the stories only depict disputes because of this. In other words, there is no bond of trust between the two. In the year since the relationship began, Marco seems to have a scenario where he gets to know her using his love for Antonia as a foothold, and proceeds with the relationship by building the “trust” I wrote earlier, but it can be read as if Antonia wants to show more “something” concretely. Marco wants to know Antonia's background, but she doesn't talk about it. I'm sick of this exchange, but in fact, she didn't have the truth either. Being insulted by Marco's mother at social gatherings, she herself comes to face with herself. At last, I understand that the “something” that Antonia was looking for in Marco was an attitude that she would continue to love anyone for the rest of her life. Marco herself gets hungry too late, which is probably why she's the son of a good family. There are tears at Antonia's self-deprecation, saying, “Is falling in love with a man of a different status and getting hurt by her mother?”, but I can't help but talk about her biological father. Naturally, we will welcome Happien, but for me, I wanted them to show “whether it's the duke or the king, something they knew” more clearly, so -1.

The two began with a physical relationship. Over time, they begin to love each other, but since the heroine doesn't tell the truth in honor of her deceased mother, a gap gradually forms between the two. It takes a detour, but the process of resolving the misunderstanding between the two was carefully depicted, and it was a wonderful story full of love.

Certainly, there's no way to tell the truth to a Playboy who wants a body! A smart heroine!! stupid hero. But it was all up to the heroine.

Pictures of the heroine are always drawn in a bewitching manner, but this time the feelings and pride were really conveyed. The feeling of thinking about the heroine's mother, who had secrets, and the conflict with love for him was very painful, and his jealousy and arrogance were also a good spice.

People have different tastes when it comes to painting. It's a picture that gives me a cold impression, but I like old touch pictures, so I don't care. The story is about getting a little more revenge on the hero's mother (? I personally felt refreshed ~ wanted to watch it ~ if there was an episode to do it.