Reviews for MARRIAGE FOR SALE Manga

I'm buying the author. The main character, Beautiful Man and Woman, is a feast for the eyes. The heroine has a very old-fashioned upbringing, but she is wonderful because she has courage and strong core.

Harlequin's heroines are more likely to be swept away by heroes, and they tend to complicate situations by thinking in the wrong direction, but I'm glad I was able to sympathize with the fact that this heroine is facing the hero with sincerity while clearly conveying her own thoughts. I also recommend that the pictures are careful and beautiful.

Both the heroine and hero were fascinating, and I could clearly see that they were interested and attracted to each other at first sight. I'm glad that the picture was nice too. Overall, this is a favorite story.

The heroine has a strong core, and it feels like pulling the hero in a hurry, but she's definitely not disgusting or selfish. The hero who tried to control himself with a strange sense of justice while being swayed by that was cute.

I was frustrated by the hero who tried so hard to reject the heroine, but she was a wonderful woman with a strong heroine. Also, the picture is beautiful. The heroine is too beautiful.

The Amish seem to be the model, but since it is a heroine setting that wants to leave that special closed society, it seems that they are setting out fiction without showing a typical residential area. However, it is a form of universally revealing the hardships of life for people who are not familiar in a small community, and topics narrowed down by specificity talk close to people who are struggling to synchronize in human society. Beliefs and principles are personal, but the reality is that they are decisively linked to the land where they were born and their families, and having dissent often causes cruel treatment as heretics. Even if it is permissible outside the region. Since there are societies everywhere on Earth that do not allow people to change, I felt that this conveys a profound message that pokes out the futility of imposing standards, such as ideals such as the ideal of what everyone does or should do, through this extreme setting, that everyone has a place to rest. I don't like human auctions, so no matter how astonishing an act of a “specific” group is, and no matter how much the intention is to attract readers' attention with a sensational beginning, I start my evaluations from a low point. However, his line repainted the blackness of the beginning. “Your life is yours” is not all the rules of small society alone. However, since Shirai sensei presents a picture of the heroine that is both dangerous and pure, and with her appearance that cannot help but attract his interest, the story changes and converges into an expedient marriage type. From an artificial beginning that catches your eye, it is sent to the usual HQ staples, and the essence of the naive young lady descends to the lower world does not change. It's just that this marriage isn't real, and he is appealing his strong will not let it become real. But since I'm a man, it's hard to stay there. The heroine shakes and shakes with unsophisticated attacks that are not natural magic. This reader also makes me think they should do their best. In HQ, the other person often doesn't talk about their love, but it feels good to try bumping into each other like this kind of heroine. She's making an effort. I think it's cute to spend every day learning and adapting. They suffer from not being able to become a married couple in the true sense of the word. How far would he go with his empty resistance? I think that's the essence of this story, but I felt that the way they surrendered was lacking in dramas. The jealousy scene is tough with veteran Shirai sensei. The training scene was idealistic and didn't come right. stop the typographical errors.