Reviews for THE TWELVE-MONTH MARRIAGE DEAL Manga

The pictures are very beautiful and I love the artist. As the hero said, the heroine is a woman with rich facial expressions and emotions, a little strong, and straight forward, and it feels good to read. The hero was an arrogant, confident, and strict man, but surprisingly fair and responsible, he was loved by his butler and caretakers. Am I the only one who has a high level of pride and seems to have been attracted to a contract marriage from the beginning?! I'm obsessed with it and doting on it.

I'm glad it had a happy ending, but what business did the heroine spare while she was taking a break and set up? It would have been great if there was a story about restarting a business under a hero.

There is nothing wrong with this author's work. This time, too, it's a story where the arrogant hero changes depending on the heroine, feels true affection from strategy and loves each other. I recommend it.

The pictures are beautiful and express really beautiful men and women, perfect for the world view of Hare. It's a pity that there aren't many works. The story is royal, or rather normal. I thought it was a December marriage, so I misunderstood that it was a Christmas story.

I can't understand rich people thinking about getting their wife with someone they don't care about due to anger. However, I understood the depiction of gradually being attracted to my partner, so I read it all at once.

It's a girl's longing ~ this author doesn't lose anything ♪ I recommend this work

The picture is beautiful. The content of the first episode was normal, but in the second half, the love changed to the real thing, to emotional misunderstandings, etc., and in the end, it had a happy ending, but it was a work I'd like to read a little more after that.?

Artist who first appeared on HQ. The pictures and story were so good that I wonder why they didn't draw HQ sooner. Have you enjoyed adult romance? The heroine came back to her hometown to attend her sister's engagement party, but her sister annulled her engagement without permission and went missing. A heroine who takes the place of her older sister due to the hero's ruthless offer. The hero often tries to buy various things for the heroine who becomes the bride, but the fact that she says “I don't need to buy a dress because I have an older sister” or “I don't need expensive jewels” is a wedding planner, so she is steady and independent, and it's very attractive. The hero is also a cold man, but he had a lot of suffering, and the process of falling in love with the heroine was really nice. Can't wait for Shirai's new work?

The story. It's a story about a 12-month contract marriage at first, then they are more and more attracted to each other and fall in love. I can read ahead, and I know that the disappearance of the older sister was also the work of the hero's younger brother, but the psychological changes and depiction scenes where the two, who had no interest in each other at all at first, are attracted are interesting. There is no doubt that they will both be a good couple and a good dad and mom for the rest of their lives! It was quite interesting.

It's a favorite story that I read over and over again. The hero is pretty ruthless, but the strength of the heroine who doesn't give in to it is wonderful.

I like an arrogant hero who marries the heroine and becomes more and more wonderful. When I feel like it, I throw away my pride, and the place where I tell the heroine my love comes through with excitement, including facial expressions.

The process where the hero is gradually drawn over by the heroine is carefully depicted. I feel a little sorry for the heroine's sister.

4.5 stars. This hero was a really, really disgusting guy, so it's nice to meet the heroine and change your mind, but after all, when I thought about it carefully, am I the only one who thought that I didn't know when this kind of man's original cool nature would come out?

Elena took the place of Leila, and Elena herself, who understood the circumstances of the family, made a marriage declaration in order to treat her fiancé's house, and the two got married while keeping their dignity out of the eyes of those around them. Elena liked Vidal. They say they hate it, they say they hate it, and on the other hand, they actually like it, in a pattern I don't like the most. Are those bad memories you thought were bad? It's like, and it was your first child, wasn't it? I also think so. The scene where Vidal appears is, after all, shiny and sparkling, suitable for the main character, and the glamor that confirms that he was missed by women when he graduated as a single person. This is HQ, and there are a lot of HQ's that are useless if you don't leave it to a writer who can put it out. If Leila liked him too, she did that if she did it when it was essential, she would lose the timing forever. Even if it's suggested, if you do it, it's probably your own responsibility. They haven't even been taken away. It's easy to make your brother-in-law a bad person, but Elena feels best when she tries to believe her own eyes. The physical appeal in front of me could not be cut off by stereotypes or assumptions. I've fallen, and I'm starting to believe. That's what falling in love means, so there's nothing I can do about it. His apology was over 100%. It's as if the ending was carefully prepared so as not to step on the path of other HQ works that don't have enough apologies. But it's really nice to see them falling in love, wanting to meet again even after they're separated, and looking forward to the next time we meet. However, I messed with my opponent so many times that I could say it was natural to apologize. So I lowered the stars. Also, what does Elena plan to do with her LA home business in the future? Once again, I was concerned that the heroine's career was on display.

Reina is “in love” with Vidal. because I wanted them to pick me up. This is because “love” is something that exists regardless of the other person's personality or status. Vidal was alone in the house. Ironically, it's too sad that he was a servant to understand his heart, but everything was sown by Vidal's father. Reina must have been jealous of Elena, and she was yelling, “They have torn our family apart.” The woman who becomes her second wife also looks so cheeky that she gets on board because her first wife passed away. Vidal's Suigaku Supremacy is often shown, but the various omitted parts are eye-catching and full of highlights. I had the feeling that it was an awfully short story, but I think that's what it is. Too bad even though the underlying subject isn't bad. Well, do you like stories where our hero makes you change your mind?

First of all, it was worth reading because of how beautiful the picture was. I think it's unusual for Harlequins, but there was a scene where my heart felt a little relieved when the hero was rejected by the heroine and was stunned and distressed (laughs).

I think it's a work that can be read smoothly. There are also HQ works that I don't feel comfortable reading, but aren't they a royal road unique to HQ ☘

The pictures are beautiful and easy to read!! The story is solid but interesting ☻