Reviews for THE GREEK'S BRIDAL PURCHASE Manga

There was a story called the girls' comic “Nodame Cantabile,” and it was a story about those who played music were attracted by that sound and fell in love and went to a first-class world. Hero Theo, who was attracted to the sound of the heroine Miranda's violin in “Invite the Sea Breeze,” was also fascinated by remembering the common denominator of the bouzouki played during a happy time spent with his parents. It can be seen that the investigation of the sound she spun out revived his longing for his past family, and also revived the feeling of longing for a warm, longing for the home he had longed for. Miranda also sensed and was attracted to him by the sound of the bouzouki he played, and she regained her passion for the violin. I'm disappointed that there weren't as many ups and downs as I had anticipated, and I understood that they were being led in that way. Nevertheless, the situation with strong feelings that I wanted only against the dark background of the family where Theo is located is unfortunate because it has a pretty girly finish. This story is about the older sister in “Feelings Entrusted to Roses,” and when I looked at it, I was quite surprised to see that her life as a violinist was quite short.