Reviews for The Bridegroom's Vow Manga

When I put the original title on the translator out of curiosity, it came up as “The Bridegroom's Oath.” Seems like an idiomatic term... rare literal translation for HQ ⁉?? There are some things that are difficult for Japanese people to understand when it comes to the original title, so it can't be helped, but is it a Japanese title? There are also a lot of them, so I always thought it would be nice if it was something that took the original author's intention. The title is unmistakable in terms of content, and it was a story about the heroine's 9-year strategy that made sure that the groom couldn't help but swear. even so, wasn't the heroine's intelligence and patience mediocre?

A heroine who loves her hero all the time and works hard by changing her appearance so that she can be by his side. I liked the heroine, who was cute and healthy.

It's a bit far from reality, but the main character's desire to make his first love come true came through frighteningly (laughs) so cute!!

I want you to turn around to someone you like. With only that woman's heart, she studied, acted, gathered information, and finally became a personal secretary. That's why I was able to get to the nearest place. I'm moved by that unusual sense of tearfulness. However, the road ahead from here is another steep one. Even when he finally made it to soba, he was so wary of approaches from women with ulterior motives that he kept his guard extremely tight. Once discovered, their struggles up until now become a bubble, so they just fear the worst ending and don't appeal on the romantic side. She can't convey what she wants to convey. However, it makes an appeal by working. Endure the unbearable, hold back the creepiness, and keep quiet, just doing what works for him. As a secretary for a period in the past and now, I know it's something I can never imitate (even if the biggest reason is that I'm not looking at it as a man), so I sincerely hope that the heroine's efforts will be rewarded enough by that alone. What you draw in a dream is something you can't usually do in reality. It's great to get it done. I continued to have a painful unrequited love for a long time, and I still did my best to support him by using his head, hands, and legs to see how he can play an active role and shine, and whether he succeeds. Keep your feelings hidden, seal your youth and beauty, and push forward with your work. Instead of being drawn to the heroine's appearance, he is first trustworthy, and as a human being, he begins to lean in his heart when he becomes aware of the person itself, and at some point he is clearly aware of his love for her. The ironclad wall in his heart, which had cut off the onslaught of women, was the very existence of a living heroine who unexpectedly made an appeal at key points. After all, being around is strong. The story may just be a convenient development of the story world, but you can enjoy the joy of watching a cute girl's long-standing (first) love come to fruition in a pleasant success story where devotion and deep stealth love triumphed, and effort did not betray. It's a kind of amazing first love fulfillment, and if it backfires, it's a world where you can turn back time. I feel sorry for the heroine, but the only point is that she is a relative from now on with her cousin Yana. As a result, it was Cupid's fault. This is one more step away, but I feel uncomfortable with the way the title is attached. I understand if it's like his love policy, but I feel that if you connect the two words “groom” and “oath,” it won't express the content of this work.

I'm buying the author. There weren't many supporting characters aiming for the heroine or hero, but it was interesting.

I liked this manga artist's picture and bought it. The story was good too, so I bought the original one too. The heroine's single-mindedness was cute.

It was exciting to see how they were being attracted to the heroine who had something to hide. That was interesting.

My nephew probably saw through the essence of people more honestly than the hero, who became stubborn due to distrust of women from an early age. Even so, nine years... is a long time! You can't forgive it unless it's Hubby's End, right?