Reviews for THE BRIDE FONSECA NEEDS Manga

I'm a big fan of Mr. Seven Stars. What I initially thought was a single item was a four-part series. I was so happy that I looked for the four-part series and bought it. I bought it and it was a great answer. The feelings of the heroine and hero are really conveyed and empathize. As expected, there is a place that comes along the way, teacher.!!! , and I fell in love with the last hero's words. The teacher is the best!!!

This work is in a series, isn't it? I like it because it's a frightening story. It's a good story where both the hero and heroine grew up in an environment where they were not blessed, but they finally found a place for their own heart. I'd like to read through the series.

The two were also slightly similar, and they left an impression on the episode where they intersected with each other for a moment when they were sensitive teens. This memory and the feeling that begins again with the reunion is a good development, but I had a slight sense of division and disunity between the progress of his Max's feelings leaning towards the heroine, the depiction of circumstances leaving in the turning part (going back to myself), and the reason for keeping that distance (thought that seemed to be speaking out) for keeping that distance. The mid-stage balloon scene is supposed to be a nice motif, but it's a little hard to see the sense of elation that seems like a place to show off. It's quite common to hear that even if you make all your dreams come true, you won't be satisfied. So, as a reader, I wanted to be more sympathetic to the heroine's dream. What will happen to my career? After getting the other dream, is he the only one after all? “I'm sure we still can't believe in love with each other,” but it was so nice that they both stepped forward. It was also a good way to bite into the story of the twin older brother Luca and his wife, which isn't enough of a final stage greeting, but when that happens, I think “Tangled Love” should be read first. Nanasei-sensei was also mentioned in the afterword, but the fact that Rocco from “The Ransom Affair” and Max from this work both have similar scars and long scars in similar places on their faces was a bit too straightforward for me. The family of the two main characters in all 4 movies in this series isn't good. Did Serena from “Tangled Love”, the heroine of “Ai reversal Drama” also have painful scars (although not on her face), and Abby Greene sensei tied them up with wounds? It makes me think so. It's a serious setting full of bad parents, and while it's a serious setting that seems to turn into a dark story, it's also strangely light like HQ, and the finish is bright with hope, so it's not depressing when you read it. That is also salvation, and there is also a half-hearted risk that the subject seems to slide upward. The brothers and sisters in this trilogy (3+1) are all men with extraordinary will and ability to execute, but at that young age? They have all the talents. is that the density of living in such a narrow relationship? When I think about, etc., I almost woke up even though I had just come to HQ.

We've built a happy family, and it seems like we'll be able to get along well with the siblings from now on! The series, including this one, had the same teacher, so it was great.

There are 4 stories: Tangled Love, Ransom for an Affair, Love Reversal Drama, and Twisted Love in spin-offs. It's a great read, isn't it?