Reviews for SCANDALIZED! Manga

I like Mari and Sensei's works and often buy them, but they were so good that they competed for 1 or 2. It's good that it's full of love.

At first, I was wondering if the heroine is the type who is cool and doesn't see much emotion, but in reality, it's really nice that she's very emotional. The balance with the heroes is also good, so you can enjoy reading it over and over again.

It's not a contract marriage, but a contract “pregnancy.” What kind of person he chose after all says it all. There are people who give birth to children but don't give birth, and there are people who don't welcome children even when children are born. In this world where there are people who would be impossible from this heroine's point of view, the heroine is already a teen, and a declaration full of subjectivity comes from the absolute existence of her mother. What an awful thing. This is because an extra subjective view of marriage was included in the explanation of facts about the body. The values that were instilled around that age made the heroine think that only the path of unmarriage was right in front of her, so it's like brainwashing anymore. Even if there was no malice, it was a serious enough crime. The fact that the pain of having to give up was sublimated by immersing myself in business is also amazing. I'm making my life shine without being desperate. First and foremost, wonderful as a human being before as a woman. There is no denying the happiness of having children, but that does not mean that women cannot be happy without having children. I think it's certainly strange that this is being mixed up in the real world. While his excitement, the heroine's feelings, and comedy are strong, the heroine's secret insists on the existence of a time bomb like a black hole in a secret deal between the two. There are many sexy depictions, and even though the degree is not strong, there was something strange about the relationship between the two getting involved in the family, and it was nice that the relationship between the two didn't become secret. An older sister I know is still in a situation where she ovulates only a few times a year due to physical problems, but she has had two children by “the natural method for men and women (referred to here as the 'way men and women make children').” I also understand very well the feeling that I want to give birth and that I definitely don't want to give it to her. With almost a few exceptions, it is natural for women to want to give birth to the child of someone they like. What he realized through his interactions with his siblings was a smile, and the honest exchange at the time of the proposal was also good. After all, the depiction of snow is so good!

The retro feel of the picture is good, and the story feels calm and warm, so it was a good feeling after I finished reading it?

There are no disgusting people or unexpected accidents, but it makes me feel calm and kind, it was a good story, and those who like Doki Doki Doki Hara may not be satisfied, but I like it

I think the hero was in love with the heroine on a genetic level from the beginning

It was unusual for Harlequin to be an entrepreneurial couple. Both of them are charming characters, but the heroine was particularly good.

Love begins with a contract. It's a common setting for Harlequin, but it was drawn very nicely. I recommend it.

In contrast to the hero, who has a lovely family full of love, the heroine is less fortunate. It's a story about a contract marriage, but is the heroine's lie? That's a bit... even so, it was a story that made me wish that the heroine, who was honest and hardworking, would be wrapped in the hero's love and build a happy family.

There was also a scene where my heart was tightened by the exchange between the hero and heroine, but it was a very wonderful story