Reviews for CLAIMING HIS WEDDING NIGHT CONSEQUENCE Manga

I bought a house with a long history, and years have passed since then. If the graveyard is on the site, what should I do? Anyway, it's also hard to maintain. There are wonderful seniors around the heroine, such as the princess and his mother

I'm buying the author. I really didn't like the hero until the middle, but as soon as I acknowledged my love for the heroine, I became a super doting darling. it's melancholy.

I lost my way to one less star. It's still shaking even now. Can I confirm it while I'm rereading it? I don't know. (Additional note: I'm still at a loss now for the second time.) I think the appeal of Nagasaki Maoko sensei's designs is in portraits, but even so, this one only has a strong impression of her face. Somehow I feel the finish is a little rough. Moreover, the eyes (page 19, etc.) feel like I've seen the heroine's in another teacher's work somewhere else, while the inside of his eyes is another one. I wanted to be sucked in as I read more. So if there are relatively many face ups of these two people up to this point, I'd rather look at them calmly. Also, although you can tell by their characteristic style, both Chiara and Nico feel slightly unstable when the angle of their faces changes. I wanted some kind of accent that would occur to the reader visually, to the extent that he could turn the page by doing this until the end, even if it was because it would push him to express his feelings until the climax. It's hard to put Harlequin readers who read it on the premise that they are happy anyway in a type of story where one heroine fits in without knowing his heart. Feelings prevail over just the obsession with the heroine's point of view, and empathy wanes somewhat. Could it be that the screen where he shows a smile and his words are kind is real? Maybe he also has an unexpected feeling? It would be nice if there was an effective place to show off the smell. Since there's no such thing, I get an unbelievable reaction to what Nico finally conveys at the last minute. I think it was surprisingly easy to fall from there until she was satisfied, right? There is a lot of portraits, and the background pictures are light and unsatisfactory. Moreover, the picture of the two people in the bed scene lacks emotion. Pages 104-105, and it's unavoidable to eat page 2 because of that's a bad HQ price. The story is a story where he really loved the heroine even though it seemed cold. The heroine is set in a boxed girl who doesn't know the outside world, and even though it didn't beat actual experience, she did some research with a tool called the internet. Even so, they didn't even do online sales? It's fine to come in a box, but if you can't do shopping, it's like passing through love from your family and being confined to a zatami room (a prison called a prison). The scene where he came to pick him up was drawn without any psychological depiction. That may be the author's intention, but I feel like he's moving away from reality. I wanted a frame to visualize his inner world a little bit for his depiction and confession scenes, which had been suppressed until now.