Reviews for THE VIRGIN BRIDE Manga

Due to the dramatic effect, the appearance and exit of the top two people was inevitable, but it was funny lol lol the original story is from the end of the 20th century, so it's undeniable that it's old. In particular, the way the hero in the prologue decides his marriage partner is now in the subtraction category, but I wonder if it was an antithesis against that ex-girlfriend. Why were you attracted to that ex-girlfriend because of her feminist behavior after marriage and her way of thinking about medical treatment “Why did you fall in love with someone like that?” it's hard to understand without being a heroine... but can it also become a boomerang and attack the heroine? Results I wonder if that was the keyword that connected the two of them?

The heroine had feelings for her ex-boyfriend due to her momentary passion, but I think she found true love in her happy life after getting married to her hero.

The last one was wonderful. I'm amazed at the hero's words. ☆ +. With twists and turns (it's unavoidable to be attracted to beautiful things), they both overcame interference from a bad former karekano. It was a soft and warm story.

A wonderful approach, a sincere hero, and a healthy heroine. It was a wonderful story. I love this author's work because there are few deviations. This is one book I recommend.

There was a time when I felt that the words “I thought I would choose around there were abuses,” and refuted a boy in the same grade, saying “that idea sounds blasphemy against women.” When I was young, I started out of a sense of justice. I realized that I would get old after that. I mean humans have realized something. That crude thought wasn't unusual. There is also a plan in the mind of the doctor in this work. No, a sober calculation. As a result, love deepened, and the initial sense of definition of “just right” disappeared, but the sense of incongruity with the starting point stuck with me for a while. In HQ, the heroine throws terrible words due to misunderstandings, etc., to the person the heroine is supposed to be dealing with, and there is a problem created by treating it as a plate of a kind of teishoku. As you can see in the reviews, there seem to be a certain number of readers who are angry about it. However, if a dispute that comes from distrust means that a formal promise is reversed and they get angry, then that story doesn't turn into a romance. It hurts because feelings intervene. I want you to believe I want you to believe it. I like the scene where “The Man Called Rachit” makes her feel like this and then he is inwardly poisoned. A former boyfriend who I've always been interested in since the beginning of my acquaintance, and still occupies the heroine's heart. That man's anger at how he treated her. There is no price in the words of his heart about whether or not he is suitable for a wife. It's good to be able to convey that you genuinely care about them. Properly, the story depicts the turbulence of an ex-boyfriend and ex-girlfriend appearing at the end of accumulation of affection, and it also depicts scenes where they both deny resurrection love, so it's well-timed. I feel like I received a sermon from when I was young, where I thought that if boys were like that, love would perish in response to a scene I had seen before, saying that happiness can be found even with that kind of beginning. Even so, Adele is fearfully carnivorous and has an impressive body. The picture of the top under the white coat clearly shows the shape of the bust. It's 80 pages long and exhilarating. However, even though I thought HQ would really like the final punch line, I think it was already unnecessary when his love became serious. However, is it a service for readers' sense of revenge against ex-boyfriends? By the way, I was wondering if racing had more meaning. Someone admired that race, but I thought a cup and saucer would be nice when I put coffee in him. If you think he was a relatively old man, he was surprisingly young on his honeymoon. The title of the movie that came out made me feel the age.

It's a no-brainer, but my paintings are getting better and better. The race is really beautiful. Both men and women have voluminous physiques, and they really look like foreigners. The story is down to earth, or is it a story about marriage not a transient romantic feeling, and compatibility is important?

The hero is more sincere and wonderful to the heroine than Harlequin up until now; both feelings are easy to understand, yet frustrating... it's a work I can read clearly

The artist's paintings are clear, easy to read, and have drawing power, but they are very dark, so I'm a little worried. This one is set in a rural town, and both of the main characters feel calm, and I don't think that the old ladies who come out are lovable and peaceful. His ex-boyfriend, who had a crush on her but hasn't completely taken it off yet, is the worst female doctor for him. well, a horrible human being stirred around for me. Apart from her ex-boyfriend, that female doctor should be stripped of her medical license.

Are there any major developments? Each one has a past, misunderstandings have arisen, and they sometimes drift apart, and it's a common story on HQ. JET sensei's pictures are good, so I gave them a sweet score.

This writer's HQ is really mature and nice. But whether it's a rare work or the artist's way of drawing it, I was drawn to it because it was salty, but even though there were a lot of stories like that, the heroine was too quiet until halfway through.