Reviews for STAND-IN BRIDE'S SEDUCTION Manga

The sisters were replaced, and even though I thought the end would have a happy ending, I was curious about how it would have a happy ending after trial reading, so I bought it. The reading was more than a few pages long, and I am very satisfied.

It's a typical HQ story about twins, but as expected, they can spot the heroes. But since they are people who look at the truth calmly, I'm impressed that they don't panic or get angry. The heroine is also honest and has a good sense of honesty. One thing about Cabanes is unclear right now.

A common twin in HQ. This was also second only to the eldest son's edition, and the two loosely liked each other and their feelings grew, and in the end, they both couldn't put a strong stop on themselves, and they both fell into each other. There is no exchange over outrageous lies, and on the other hand, there are many words explaining the circumstances of the replacement (there is no sense of burden on the reader). There were a lot of hospital scenes, but it didn't make me feel like I was in a hospital. Even if it is a high-class facility for the wealthy, they will be able to receive highly advanced medical care, so on the contrary, I wanted to feel more about the medical field there. The characteristic of Kobayashi-sensei's works is that men are beautiful. However, since there are many of his points of view in this film, I wanted to enjoy his uncomfortable scenes with several heroines more visually. The mansion seems to be a reflection of a curse and is creepy, but does the fact that Sarina still doesn't become unbearable, and on the contrary, the “wacky” mansion will turn her reputation upside down with changes that make her comfortable indicate the character setting “strength of mental strength”? After all, there weren't many other opportunities to demonstrate that strong mental strength. All 3 works with Japanese titles aren't good. As a bridge to the third film, the marriage story of the third brother Ben is once again connected to New Zealand, and probably also set in New Zealand, somehow what is that? That feeling remains.

The two main characters with sharp powers of observation feel calm rather than passionate. It was a heartwarming work rather than being distraught and honest with my feelings, and it was more of a heart-shaking work.