Reviews for HONOR-BOUND GROOM Manga

It's a story about three brothers' marriage. I'm getting married to break the curse, and I'm glad I fell in love with Kichin. The picture is beautiful and the heroine and hero look great.

The marriage story of each of the three brothers in the trilogy. HQ with this kind of intention often begins with some kind of encouragement from relatives, such as wills or threats. As an affordable plan, it is convenient for bringing siblings together, and this is a “curse.” Even in American professional baseball, there is something called a curse, but apparently the English-speaking world has slightly different nuances from Japanese people. However, in this case of governance, it's probably almost the same. The story of governance has a nested structure, and it's probably HQ, but it's a tragedy. The setting is that this family of three brothers exists on par with the “royal family.” His character, formed from his eldest son Alex's standing position, role, etc., makes his words and actions in this work behave as expected of both himself and others. More than my naughty younger brothers, I can't lose my temper, throw off my ego, and control my emotions. I had unknowingly worn the armor of a sense of responsibility as a manager. I don't know if it's because there aren't any complicated things in the story, but it's a really big work with large frames, and you can progress without adding depth to the meaning one by one. However, the visuals of “Necklace-Truth of the Heart” are wonderful. Kobayashi-sensei's picture is empty, and it shows how clean the heroine is, while being aware of solo sumo wrestlers, she acts by making slow judgments without being that strong and fidgety. The fact that the “poor heroine image” is not placed at the point where the opponent is bad and I am the victim makes the feeling after reading it lighter, better or worse. “Did you watch Alex himself properly (fascinated by the fairytale-like story)? Am I the only one who really loves him?” This self-questioning is working. Right, his sixth sense is that he had left himself unattended for years, and his other siblings were amazed that his secretary came to pick him up. While he has the feeling of begging for love in his heart, his calm self throws him away. There was no hysterical reaction, and excessive anger did not erupt. I told him what I wanted to say about his secretary, and I also revealed my attitude directly to my secretary. Even though the heroine, who is an adult woman, once and for all declares her farewell to her mother, it is good that her own statements of intent, such as “not abandoning the country,” are dominant. In spite of the simple story, should I say that I was infuriated by appropriate words and actions, or should I say that the direction is certain? It is said that he was afraid of being hurt by showing himself. The eldest son's edition is just like appetizers and relatively less rich. The Western emblem representing love, honor, and truth is cool.