Reviews for THE SHEIK'S ARRANGED MARRIAGE Manga

The pattern is cute and soft to the touch, so it's easy on the eyes. Not only is the story's ability to unfold, but the characters interact lightly and witty, and the sorrow and joy that are born from the accumulation of misunderstandings due to lack of mutual understanding have a high expressive power. I think the fun of this comedy is that it is one of the best books in the HQ category, with over 4,000 books (4,761 as of 2017/6/4). It has given 5 stars to many books, and I think this work ranks high among them. This intro is somewhat reminiscent of Kamisaka Tomoko's work “The Blue Maharaja.” It's different, but for some reason it reminds me of the location, characters, and everything. It fully praises the romanticism that doesn't end with simple slapstick, and makes even married couples enjoy the sadness of unrequited love. What is remarkable is the scene of the oath on the last two pages. I realized that this marriage was a good marriage, and I also felt that his words sounded like true words, not in HQ's promised proposal, in silence. It seemed to me that this last one alone was outstanding. There are plenty of settings where you get married to a desert country, but even though it's a comedy, there is no work that captures the serious situations of those people in question as much as this story. I don't read the original story, so I don't understand it, but the storytelling skill, drawing ability, connection of scenes without unnaturalness, and the background is like that. The visuals are excellent, with folkloric style, and all of the props and everything on a rare level. It's actually creepy and I enjoy it. I felt that the target audience was subtle because only the first night scene was expressed.

She was a clumsy but very cute heroine and a handsome hero who was easily hurt.

The picture is a careful depiction. It was nice that even the background was careful. It was my first time reading a dark-skinned hero's work, so it was refreshing. If anything, it's comedy. It's fun and cute, and while that's a nice, impossible setting. It would have been nice if there were a few more love scenes. that wasn't enough?

The heroine is pure and cute. It was hard to hold back laughter so that my family wouldn't look at me in a strange way. The heroes are also kind and wonderful people, and I thought it was great to be able to love each other from the bottom of my heart. I wanted to read it a little longer, including the fact that I wanted to know why my older brother hates the heroine so much.