Reviews for RANSOM BRIDE Manga

The love romance with heavy themes such as naval battles and slavery was amazing! The hero is wonderful ✨ Your memory came back at the end, right? the heroine, was it really nice to keep waiting and be rewarded? The happy scene from a few years later... was really nice. I would like to recommend this work!

The hero is really cool!!! Moro's favorite face (laughs) The heroine is still as beautiful as ever, though. Well, Sachimi sensei's works are really beautiful. And once in a while, it makes me laugh like medicine. There will be a discussion at a later date, so there's no sense of fuzziness, but it was a work I wanted to read more, and I wanted to read the love love between the two.

A book I can't complain about. When I read this kind of thing, I realize that Tsuku Tsuku HQ is just perfect. When love envelops me in irretrievable time that has been taken and everything that has been sacrificed, his words wash away the sense of helplessness of those who know the past and the feeling of self-remorse that they have been alone in such situations, when they are a happy person. The waves that have brought him through his eventful half-life seem to wash away, and the waves return over and over again, reminding me of the depth and healing of his daily wounds that were severely oppressed. He sums it up by saying that he was happy and if it ended well, but since it was tough, it is conveyed that the peace of his current life on this side, where he lives with peace of mind, doubles with children who play happily at the edge of the waves, and the two main characters are really chewing on happiness. A profound sense of happiness has arrived, which is different from the feeling of relief at the end of thrilling panic movies and harahara suspense theaters. There are bad people like demons, and there are people who save them. An incident that is too cruel to split two people in love is rare even in HQ comics history, so it's more than a simple historical, a young man and heroine with a strange fate in their hearts when reading it, over 16 years of obsessive love (?) You can enjoy the twists and turns. In addition to showing the uniqueness of Venice, the carnival was exquisitely enhanced, and bride costumes were often drawn. The drama excited the drama and made me spend a perfect time on subjects that you can't work for unless you are a teacher with drawing skills. When I read Sachimi sensei's works, there are a lot of “?” I don't want to pay the same amount for level works.

I'm a big fan of Sachimi sensei! Love historical stuff in particular? The heroine Hitoshi was so sad that it made me cringe. The enemy pirate leader was also cool and I was very satisfied!

I was in tears when I noticed it, to the point that it made me wonder if there were times when I didn't cry in Sachimi's works. Even if people ask me where I was moved, I can't explain it this time. It was smooth to follow the letters, and tears came out as if those words had piled up more and more in my heart without any snag. Good or bad at drawing, likes and dislikes are also major factors, but after all, it probably depends on writing ability the most. If you're a writer with a long list of bad words, it becomes a pain to read on. It was a work where I once again realized the greatness of Sachimi sensei. It's not a very complicated story where you can understand the details ahead. It's the artist's power.

More settings than usual? I had a subtle impression of, but after all, it was a story that seemed to be a favorite writer.

I love Harlequin very much. It's a happy ending after all, so the end is pretty neat. This story is also a story with love. After all, love saves everything, doesn't it?

Koyu's work is by Sachimi sensei, right? But it was a story I could read until the end... 4

It's probably because he lived through a harsh era of slavery, but I have the impression that he is a hero with a strong pattern, which is unusual for manga artists. I also felt the strength of heart of the heroine, who never made a mistake no matter how much time passed.