Reviews for BOUGHT: ONE HUSBAND Manga

Even though they both had unrequited love, there was a sense of frustration that they couldn't be honest with themselves. The psychological depiction of the two towards the end is astonishing. I am very satisfied with the Cinderella story with a happy ending at the end.

It's Fujiwara sensei's early work, and I like the painting because it fits the simple and innocent world of these two people. At first, the hero falls in love with the heroine at first sight, and readers understand the sense of romance between the two and want to cheer them on. It also felt good that there were no bad hit horses.

I'm addicted to it. Cinderella story. It's not real, but it's wonderful! Oh, it would be nice if there really was a man who is rich and would love me this far ‼ ︎

I've liked the author for a long time, but I immediately bought it as a hit with the title? the content is this again good? Heroes who keep thinking about the heroine from beginning to end are irresistible ⤴

I bought it for rent, and I bought it because I wanted to read it again. I love the story. There probably isn't a man like that

Ally says that there are things more important than love and love, but she just doesn't notice “love.” There is a deep love within Ally. However, proposing a contract marriage to a man who is attracted to himself is cruel. However, the interesting thing about this story is that the self-confident Jethro leisurely enjoys this situation. Jethro plays at Ally's mercy with a laid-back attitude, but Ally also keeps her distance at the last minute. This exchange is drawn into the story, including harassment. My favorite in particular is the 52-page frame where Jethro smirks “Ally is my wife.” too cute? Both Ally and Jethro got to know each other and were attracted to it, and the very natural and slow tempo made me feel that, and it was a good feeling after reading it. Want to be able to keep loving you even stronger with every breath?

The story was good. There were a few situations where they misunderstood each other, but the problem was solved right away. Maybe it would have been more exciting if I had misunderstood and dragged on a little more? Also, the pictures are cute and nice, but there are places where the balance with my body is poor, so I thought it was unfortunate.

The picture is cute and tickles my maternal instincts. The male protagonist fell in love at first sight, and it was nice to see him liking the main character. The process of gradually falling in love with the main character was good. Both of them were honest and warm characters.

Works without trial pages were judged from reviews and decided. Being a first-time writer also required courage. (Postscript - I looked it up and it was the 4th film.) Although there are a number of strange points in the story, I enjoyed it without being distracted and progressed to the end, and I didn't feel like I had failed in my own choices at all. I love the heroine's fact that this doesn't ruin her life. It's wonderful to look forward and stand on your own feet, even when it's no good to be with the guy you really loved. However, I don't have a crush on the picture, and the romance element in the scene between the two is weak. Even though the expression of each individual's feelings isn't bad, the lack of enthusiasm in the two-shot painting is directly linked to the unsatisfactory nature of this work for me. Even though there are various expediency principles, I want his actions to show visual appeal not only to the heroine, but also to the reader, which is an important point that he likes. It's not like apologizing or not apologizing... This is because it's a story with the origin that everything began when he fell in love at first sight. Why do you think this is your first time reading this writer? Maybe it's because there are too many frames with big eyes, and I'm drawn to characters who have too big eyes. If you look at it later after getting to know it, the cover picture is similar to “Enchanting Dark Eyes,” which I read recently (2017/5). However, even when I read this work, I had no idea about the style. There were times when I felt a line I wasn't used to. I remember that the picture was fluffy in “The Night I Picked Up the Angel,” but I didn't have the impression that the lines were stiff. When it comes to “I Want a Mom” and “Revenge That's Too Sweet,” I can't remember it until I try to look back. It shouldn't have been bad, but maybe it's because I didn't have such a strong feeling after reading it. There are a few in this film, but there are times when I get worried about the heroine's big eyes, and suddenly it feels like a lie.

It's a common contract marriage story, but since the hero had a strong crush on the heroine from the beginning, I think it felt a bit fresh, and the presence of a younger sister was spiced up and made interesting?

The heroine, who is healthy and a little strong, is cute. The picture is beautiful and I like it.

Heroes are cute. The heroine is healthy. The story and pictures are cute and make me feel relaxed.

It was a story about overcoming a misunderstanding of feelings and having a happy ending. It progressed at a good tempo and I enjoyed it. The title was from the hero's point of view, and the content was drawn like a hero as the main axis, so it was interesting because it felt like a slightly different Harlequin ♪

Readers know that the hero always thinks about the heroine, so they can read it without feeling uneasy, but the heroine keeps misunderstanding and I can't be honest... I can read it comfortably.