Reviews for THE FOUNDLING BRIDE Manga

Contrary to the fact that the original title was too direct, I wonder if they tried to make it fancy. They must have been harsh from birth, but they were blessed with good foster families, received appropriate education, and loved ones. But there are trials again, and then reunions and happiness. I was able to enjoy it with a lot

This story was a Harlequin romance with a good balance of origins, origins, and transitions, and I was convinced. It was very well organized with the number of pages, so I bought it and it was correct.

I had read it before, but I bought it again and read it. That was interesting! When this artist writes about this period, his paintings are really wonderful!

I burst into tears at the end of Edward's life (>_<) At the end of his life, it was a beautiful farewell like siblings. I'm moved (^^) v

The people who give difficult problems to the main characters also have their own reasons, but I was able to forgive them, and there were so many kind people, starting with Nessa, that made me feel at ease.

Based on the story of siblings, parents, and children, it was a story where the hero and heroine continued to believe in and love from an early age, and it was wonderful. I love historical!

I'm moved by these two people who have been thinking about each other for so long! I knew it was a happy ending, but I'm also satisfied with the way it ended.

It's a story where people who are narrow-minded and do terrible things are rewarded, and people who work hard seriously seize happiness. Even though it's a slightly larger number of pages, it's packed, so there are a lot of explanations. The heroine was born with hardships, but she has a personality born from the environment, and the hero is also a character with big arms. couldn't help but cheer for them both?

It's a story with so much content. Sensual animals! That's a good summary up to this point. It's worth a look.

Dramatic developments like taiga dramas, and an impeccably perfect group circle. It was a pretty satisfying story. The two leading actors are also bound by a beautiful and sincere love and I like them, but personally I like good-looking guys who are a little more addictive, so ☆ I've reduced it by one

Rowena, the heroine of this story, has been haunted by fate ever since she was born. However, only one fortune saved her little by little from beginning to end. It's such a story that encounters give tremendous power. I really enjoyed it because it's a romance with someone I've always liked, someone I love no matter who they are. The cute picture of Motonaoko sensei shines light on the heroine, who is living so hard that fate will never abandon her at the end. It makes me feel that people continue to have miraculous encounters, that light shines, and that they also experience painful experiences as if they were fascinated by demons. There's no reason not to think about the awesomeness of people meeting people when you think about it if you don't meet them. If you are blessed with people, or if you are used by people (Edward), the combination of people determines the door to life at that time and place. The stage changes in a circle, so I think it must have been difficult, but I think the reason why the background that aristocrats are aristocrats is clearly depicted is because the lines are refined without being heavy. Sometimes it seems that the roundness of the picture is not shaped in the same place. If the angle changes, it becomes difficult to see the same person. There are plenty of events that affect life, and the reader's heart is not stopped by the deep scene, and every time the next event occurs, they are involved with the heroine's new trials so that they can be called upon. Peace with Marcus comes at the end of these, so the furious tatami mat story progresses, which is difficult to omit. Too many people involved with secrets of birth and benefactors of sleeping and eating have come and gone, and it's a pity that the pages couldn't be broken down to the depth of the drama one by one. That's probably because the original story is like that, but the content to be recorded in one comic book is overwhelming. Also, above all, the handmaiden Nessa, who is a great benefactor who leaves after watching over her, doesn't end her turn casually, and it's not commensurate with her level of contribution to the story. It would have been nice if they sent it to the curtain call (when I reread it, it was quiet. Nessa devoted herself to Kuroko from beginning to end. Please be happy.) So, sorry for being dry, but I think the star is 4.2 from the points described above.