Reviews for THE GUARDIAN'S BRIDE Manga

Like wine that has been slowly aged over time, the accumulated history of these two people will eventually become the love of an adult man and woman. It conveyed the mentality of a man who was attracted to him by his natural flow but who was puzzled and resistant. The heroine was also charming.

Harlequin ended up like this, so I'm very satisfied. After all, Akimoto-sensei's paintings were fascinating and passionate.

... I wanted to get lost, but I'm glad. The heroine was wonderful ~~~~. The hero is a child! lol. Even so, I'm glad they made a proper and honest confession and had a happy ending!

Happy with someone I've always loved. A story about a pattern I like. I wouldn't be this happy to be with someone I've been in love with for 16 years since I was 5. It's not unusual to like them for 10 or 15 years. People who have become “adults” or people who have cooled down can't understand it, but it's not something you can stop trying to stop feeling. I like HQ because of this. No matter how easy the story is, no matter how easy the story is, no matter how well things are carried out without much turbulence, it seems that the fulfillment of love will bring energy to my tired body. They show me two happy people, and they fill me with a sense of security and peace. The heroine who has watched him for 16 years and knows best how far he has come. I'm happy that it's unfolding from where it's no good anymore. Her desire to be accepted by him, and the painful one-way street almost always goes through the story, so my heart flutters from beginning to end. There is an expectation that they'll turn around because it's HQ, but I can understand that if there's a birthday episode like that, I won't be able to forget it anymore. He can see the heroine's goodness, and he probably understands better than anyone else. No, but his sense of duty and responsibility as a guardian was very strong. A person who almost seems to be dragged into the heroine's charm, forcibly regains herself due to numerous resistances, and continues to plan the heroine's marriage. The heroine's feelings about her dream being shattered and leaving him, that she really wanted to marry someone else, were really pitiful and pitiful. However, thinking about the heroine with accident information and starting to run was too solid, and there was a lack of transient depiction from “protect” to “love” in the process on his side, there were jumps, and I was somewhat disappointed with how he brought about a slightly aggressive climax. Furthermore, since it is in line with the purpose of “protect,” isn't there a problem if “protecting” and “wrapping love” are synonymous? I really envy them because they are so cute and irresistible. My 19 year old brother, who was kind when he was 5 years old, must have always been ideal. This kind of story probably needs to be asked when the turning point will come. The picture of recollection is the real thrill of comicalization, and it seems to trace the heroine's unrequited love history, which is sad, but that makes this story exciting. I'm reading Akimoto-sensei's picture of how he seems to instantly acknowledge the frustrating, unbreakable relationship between the two guardians and guardians as the opposite sex, and I can enjoy his emotions where dangerous emotions can't be suppressed and burst forth. He is fascinated by how his actions tell the story in place of his own awareness.

I'm glad that the heroine's unwavering feelings came through. A hero who continued to exercise restraint due to her promise to her heroine father. When I thought about how I felt when I wrote the last letter from the heroine, Happy, I felt sad and my heart fluttered.

This is a love story between a heroine who has always admired only heroes since she was little, and a hero who is attracted to the heroine who blossoms, yet is unable to acknowledge her feelings easily because she was entrusted by her late father to protect the heroine. I was excited to read it while thinking that the charming and stubborn heroine is cute and stupid for a hero with a strong sense of self-control. At the end, I had a small fist pose with HQ in my heart.

I was thrilled to see Colt, who seemed to be in a mature way with Belle being protected, and I was thrilled to see Colt who couldn't be honest! Akimoto-sensei's paintings were also cute and adorable, and Colt had an adult vibe and cool?

I feel like I'm a hero who ran away with the word “adult.” Are you afraid of true love? I think the heroes also understood that if they only got older, they didn't mean adults.