Reviews for MARRYING THE CAPTAIN Manga

The heroine was the Viscount's younger son, and she managed the inn in good health. Heroes come to love such heroines, though. It was a story about Waterloo in France and England.

I was able to save it by force, but since I couldn't add pages to each episode, I felt like I wasn't able to mature in time and wasn't enough to step into depicting feelings. Love that includes illegitimate children, war, bad parents, nursing, difficult management of an inn, hostages, ransom negotiations, and love. None of them are easy to do. As for human relationships, even though the people involved have a shallow connection, the story is swayed by digesting the event, and it falls into an explanatory depiction of love. Even though it's the lifeblood of HQ, it lacks flavor. Also, sometimes there are pictures that don't seem to take time. It makes me want to draw more and more backdrops. No matter how I think about it, I can only think that it was created while there was little time given. After all, a father who doesn't seem to be popular is all over the place, so if he doesn't show support for supplementary elements such as just his title before he's dirty as a person, a sense of visual satisfaction doesn't spring up in a man's appearance... I don't even understand the balance between debt and tuition = investment. The gap between debt repayment and children's education in the long and short term is “?” I feel sorry for the fact that something that originally has an expanse that cannot be omitted from the story must be calculated backwards from the number of uses on the ending page of the butt and shrinking it tightly no matter what, but with such a large number of people, Danji has quite a strong presence. If you like sailors, that's almost always the case when it comes to staying away from home, let alone when it comes to a navy that is in actual combat, the position of those who are made to wait even longer is even harsher. If you focus on that, that was a good thing; if it's a ransom valry legend, that's fine; if there's the thrill of having a terrible parent in pain, that's fine too. I wanted the sharpness that made the rabbit hold the weight well somewhere. Even though the story has eaten up and down, the reason you were strangely able to stop at the end was because you went ashore? Something didn't come through clearly, and I want you to think it's 3.5 stars.