Reviews for INSTANT MARRIAGE, JUST ADD GROOM Manga

Harlequin has a problem with the hero and heroine, and it's just an assumption of the two, with bully Gonbei appearing, and people scratching around, but this work is a story that is out of the blue and has that kind of story, but it was a gentle and warm story that didn't feel unnatural when I read it.

There were circumstances, but even so, I couldn't help but cry, wondering if this is true love... It's a heartwarming story.

The heroine who wanted children asks the hero she had admired for a long time to make a tremendous condition that says she doesn't have to get married because she wants children. I tried it on my wife because I was prepared to fall off a cliff. Hero didn't make a fool of such a proposal and politely declined it. Because of that, the hero cares about the heroine and begins to be pulled back and forth as she gets to know the personality of the person. Also... they are both wonderful people and the story is interesting, so I recommend this book.

It's an adult romance between Victoria, who wants kids, and Celeb, who is celibate, that doesn't mean anyone's kid is good!! I can't take my eyes off Victoria's sudden behavior, which is usually quiet, and on the other hand, I think Kelebe's feelings are a gentleman, but on the other hand, I was impressed by the two calm people who thought they would be honest

I understand the heroine's feelings very well. There aren't any people I care about or like, but I don't have much hope, and somehow I'm likely to miss the chance to have children at this rate. It's impossible for anyone to be good! Then don't worry from the beginning. Hats off to the heroine's bravery. I tried hitting on someone I liked, and the results were shattered, but at the dinnertime, the bold, flashy clothes were all different from my usual self, which was quite a challenge, wasn't it? I was in a hurry when I invited him, I was embarrassed to see him surprised when I greeted him at home, and I was nervous when I had to tell him my intentions for that night. All of this felt embarrassing and nervous, as if it were my own affairs rather than laughter. He's a nice guy, isn't he? In the story, he says many times that he's not a good person, but no, he's a good person. I cared for the heroine over and over again, and I cared for the heroine's body rather than the man's desires. Also, the fact that he fidgets and acts restlessly out of worry about the heroine is probably because the incident was shown from the beginning, even though it was a predictable development, I feel close to his solid reaction. The way they respect each other deepens their impression on each other. Just one point, about the character's pattern. I think the picture is too light. Even though they are the two central characters in the story, their presence as pictures is too weak. There are many frames without a background, so it's hard to endure even without the leading brilliance, but it's not enough. Despite being overshadowed, they didn't cast a star because the character's inner world is attractive.

The feeling that they have feelings for each other is wonderful! I was moved by the last one and made me cry.

I think it's a wonderful work that shows the feelings that men and women have for each other.

I sympathized with these two people who slowly develop a love. Heroes are actually honest and serious too! Scenes of their happiness are also cut out in the afterword, but the novel is also a work I'd like to read.

It's an absurd movie, but I thought the serious and visual part was cute. The shape of Beelow, which gradually changed from feeling to love, was amazing.

The heroine only wanted children, but now that she has someone she loves, she changed her mind. I'm glad it had a happy ending.

When Harlequin was made into a comic, there were a lot of works that didn't convey a single bit of goodness, but this one is great! I also liked the pictures and they were very careful. I was also moved by the fact that the two people were very considerate of each other in the story.