Reviews for THE MILLIONAIRE'S CHOSEN BRIDE Manga

It's slightly pretentious, but the story was also clean and easy to read. I was so worried about horse faces in other comics that it was hard to read the story. I only remember the impression that they were getting angry or yelling. The others didn't give it many stars either.

The feelings of suffering and hatred were not depicted in a deep and dark manner, and the work conveyed a sense of calm in general. If fate is the truth of the heroine Mel's origin and her longing to see that landscape at first sight, and being able to obtain that house in the place of her birth on a journey in search of various circumstances that her mother didn't talk about, then is the encounter with the hero Adam fate? I could see the wind blowing like that, and I felt strangely comfortable even though the sense of transparency at dawn was undeniable. However, when I think about Mel's mother's feelings, my feelings aren't calm, and the fact that I'm only imagining it because I haven't dug deep is probably just right if I watch the whole story, but after all, it lacks some excitement. However, since I don't think Mel's mother is appropriate for that, I think it's okay to leave it as it is, and it's a mixed feeling. Since Mel grew up to be an honest young lady, I think that's fine. So, I'd like to call it the case of Adam's younger brother, but is that also completely omitted? It seems natural that it is not suitable for Adam's parents' golden wedding celebration. It was a work that really made me feel the enthusiasm that brings about reconciliation with the future, with Happien at the center.