Reviews for THE INHERITED BRIDE Manga

It was like a Roman holiday. However, the princess had a marriage partner, and from the time the story was decided, she lost her freedom or anything. So I wanted to do what I wanted to do in a few more months. At the end it all settled down, but it seems like there are other interesting stories

Uchida sensei is good. A cute heroine appears, who is healed by her handsome looks just like every time. The story was also quite interesting, so I wanted to read the novel too, but unfortunately Harlequin wasn't there. Please be sure to post a novel as well.

However, they are also adamant about themselves, and they also have a heart of compassion for their opponents, and even though they don't want to seduce heroes, they captivate them. It was also nice to see them getting more and more attracted to them, and since it was an unfulfilled love, I felt a sense of desperate heartache. But Harley Queen had a happy ending. That's good, that's good.

I like the author's paintings. The sight of him changing while being swayed is unbearable ^_^

I was thrilled with the cuteness of the heroine Isabella from the beginning, even though I was of the same sex. This story is about the younger sister of Prince Maximo from “Marriage Full of Lies” by the same teacher, and since there was an image of a slightly younger and more docile in that story, I was a little surprised by the transformation in this story where she plays the leading role. Naturally, they fell in love with the hero Adham, who was different from the person they should have married, due to their actions of resisting that of political marriage, but I was able to enjoy the flow with a smile at the developments that made me think that was surprising. In particular, I was able to fully enjoy the feeling of excitement and excitement of love by preparing a sense of immorality and giving them a sense of crisis for development after being brought to Umara country. Even so, Adham didn't like to inherit the throne, and he's cute when he said it was OK if he could marry a woman of his choice, but I can't deny the feeling that he did it, but I'm happy on HQ (laughs)

It's a story where bad people don't appear, and everyone cares about each one. I was particularly moved by the heroine, the hero's self-sacrifice, and the decision to make this choice because I wanted to see you again. The comic was so good that I read the original one, but I was surprised to find that most of the parts that I thought were good in the comic were made during comicalization. The important parts and order have changed, so I thought it would be fair to say that it was another work at the earliest. I was impressed by the cartoonist's high level of composition. The picture is beautiful and I recommend it.

That was a good story. I was reading while anticipating to some extent, but there was a feeling that I was a little betrayed, and that was good again. That was interesting.

A princess who wants to enjoy the present before a political marriage with someone she has never seen her face before. But fate had been decided, wasn't it? There were no more hassles along the way, but the way it ended was also good.

On the way, I was so sad that I cried. It's always the royal road, but the sadness of the two of them seeped in, and I was drawn into the content!

If you're protected by a handsome guy like this, you can't afford not to be attracted to him. How about The Last Hero's Confession Story because he's a little bit smug? I thought, but I wonder if I should think that it was forbidden and I was able to get extra excited? I'm talking about brother and sister's younger sister. When I read on, there was a discrepancy between age settings and the like.?? That was it.

Like other people's reviews, I felt sad and sad along the way. But that's Harlequin. It was a happy ending at the end, and I was happy and happy.

There is a naive and innocent princess and a hero who is a little scary and makes a little sense... That was great. This manga artist has beautiful pictures, and it's nice that his speech is easy to read. any other work in this series? It made me want to read it.