Reviews for THE BRIDESMAID'S BET Manga

I think there's no doubt about this writer's Harlequin. The story is a common pattern, but I think being able to read it in an interesting way is an amazing ability.

It's so pure that you can feel calm after reading it. Both the heroine and the hero are wonderful. The hero has inclusiveness, and it has been conveyed that they really care about the heroine. I would be happy if I met a hero like this. It wasn't a sweet last, but I mean it was a really smiling end just like the two of them. I recommend it.

A girl who had a long way to go in love Brothers, that's impossible. That's not it. It's okay to worry, but there's even a risk of running from extreme to extreme. I think it's close to the fear that children will get carried away if the house is tough. However, there was a prince named Bread as the heroine. Even if not treated as a woman, the heroine, who was a girl in a special position, doesn't need to appeal with flattering, etc. A girl that he thinks is cute just the way she is. After all, I love stories where first love comes true. I also have nostalgia for my childhood feelings, and I was able to get into the heroine's feeling that that person is coming back to her hometown. I haven't tried too hard, haven't been a girl too much, and no matter how typical I am, it's my first date, so that's fine for me as the reader? is that good? So much so that it made me feel a little bit hectic. But he was a man. Moreover, they are not children. This is Harlequin, so it's important. He, who values the heroine, fulfills his role perfectly. “Brett too?” “Is Brett the same as his older brothers?” “Do I look like a kid?” The scene was good. A scene like a momentary knock on the door between the two, who seem to be inside each other's boundaries, slight fluctuations in the air flowing between them, and this kind of naivety is what I expect in HQ. Certainly, there are no glamorous, enchanting scenes in the picture that make one sigh. However, this story is a love story about a very healthy and cheerful girl whose natural, unadorned body is attractive. I was able to watch her own love and longing for marriage come true in a very nice way, and somehow, she is as cute as a heartwarming childhood friend. Speaking of greed, his clothes might have been a bit lackluster. This is an important element, and even in rough style, the main character is still in prince position for the heroine. HQ that deals with business is on holidays, and in the case of HQ that doesn't handle business, everyday wear style is probably the most important point across the entire story. However, if the heroine's feelings are shown on the screen, you may be convinced by that. The words he says, knowing the heroine's goodness in her usual appearance, are my favorite patine. “You can just be who you are.” This alone makes this story shine.

The heroine who grew up among male siblings is full of energy and always looks like a boy, but little by little, her feelings for the hero in her first love nurture her femininity. But the good thing about the heroine in this work is that it's not even a transformation thing, and it doesn't feel like she's changed that much even when dressed up. I feel like my hero is a kind older brother, but he's sweet and wonderful.

Franny is so cute! Bread is so nice! I read it with excitement.

There's no mud, it's a pure Harlequin (*^^*) The hero is wonderful ♪

Not only does the bread look great, but the contents are too cool!?? Franny is cute too, huh? were you reading it all at once while doing it?

A good boyfriend who can properly understand not only her appearance, but her pure and honest inner heart! I know very well that she is an idiot, so it's good that she is sexy and gentle in times of emergency!

The main character is so cute. pure and pure? The story is also like a shoujo manga ⤴

As soon as I started reading, I decided to shake off the scale, which I thought was “maybe that's not good,” to “this might be good ⁉️” mode from the middle. I think it's difficult to have a heroine who is superior to men, but I'm drawn to it because of the sharp nature of the story. The tempo progresses well until the excitement at the end, making for a pleasant feeling after reading. Unfortunately, the picture isn't pretty. I couldn't fully immerse myself because of that.

the main character was cute and you were reading while cheering? I was lightly frustrated because the other person's feelings weren't clear...? It's a work that makes you smile after reading it, isn't it? would you like to read the older brother's story too?