Reviews for THE BRIDE'S SECRET Manga

Well, since Hudson is a lawyer, he has theoretical thoughts, so he is a man who explores events he doesn't know the reason for until he is satisfied. Annie, a woman who should have agreed to the proposal, suddenly disappeared. Let's start exploring. The story is about capture in Morocco and the pursuit begins. Annie disappeared because of Hudson. The reason for this was that I was pressing the buy button in a situation where they went past the fence and procrastinated to the point where they were frustrated. Above all, I was comfortable reading how Hudson continues to love Annie, and it made me want to know the “mystery.” I ran away because I wanted to eliminate what would befall Hudson because of my father-in-law's crime, but since it had dragged it off to this point, I wanted the details to be written concretely. I know there was some kind of money exploitation conspiracy, but what did they do? The question is not resolved. Also, even though it is set in Morocco, the background of the cityscape is scarce, and it can be said that it is missing that they can't even see the scenery captured by Annie's viewfinder, who is supposed to be aiming to be a cameraman. I wanted the viewfinder to capture Hudson even though only Annie's face, who couldn't look directly at Hudson, was drawn all over the place. The supporting role of a generous man named Keith pays off and becomes a happy person, but the important point is breaking away from the hopelessness and fear of the criminal being a family member, even though the offender is in law. It's a pity that even though it's a time of sightseeing with Hudson that dissolves stubborn Annie, it's a pity that it read as if it had no meaning. But it was a complete defeat (cheers) due to the strength of Hudson's love.

Even though she was rejected, she continued to love and continue to believe... even if she was rejected. At the end, it was a forced way to skip everything, but I want to tell you that I'm glad it came to a good end. Let's dedicate ☆ 5 to his hard work. The heroine, Annie, was stubborn when she was hated and not loved no matter how much she showed her attitude, and at the end of the day, she misunderstood that she had other feelings even when she was told “I love you,” which honestly made me angry. I don't really understand the appeal of being loved even by Keith, a good manly cameraman. A beautiful place and what else? In the end, the reason why he left his ex is revealed at the very end. Well, it was a convincing reason, but in spite of my worries, it was resolved quite easily by the talented lawyer Mr. Hudson. I wonder if those two years apart meant anything;