Reviews for THE CAPTIVE BRIDE Manga

I love the paintings Tsuya draws. The fact that the bad girl didn't appear this time is a bit unsatisfactory. There are male characters for that amount, and it's even more fun to be Dori Midori. The guy who came out last was a hot pot

It feels more like a historical thing than a Harley. The heroine is so cool. Tsuya sensei, who has a lot of strong and strong heroines, buy the author!

A knight and a female lord got married by order of the king. At the end, it is expected that mutual love will occur, but the process leading up to that point is fun. The hero's gentlemanly demeanor, the heroine's sense of responsibility and judgment, and their frustrating and at the same time aristocrat-like personalities are the appeal of historical romance. The atmosphere created by the author's designs is somewhat blurry and full of humor. The hero of this film is the younger brother of the heroine of “The Bride Thief.” It's exciting that he's grown into such a great knight. Furthermore, the heroine's cousin? Ciaran is the hero of “The Bride Is Full of Mysteries,” and her special upbringing and encounter with her fateful partner are revealed. It's a series, and it's fun to read it by connecting the characters. I recommend it.

I bought it in the early days when I started tracking HQ's history. After watching it for the first time in a long time, I reconfirmed Tsuya sensei's quality as expected. Is the heroine from the side character's cousin the main character the main character? just looking at it? Huh... a name you know something will appear ‼??? When I looked it up, did you find out that all of the original author's medieval works are connected as “bride's dowry” spin-offs? ✌ The hero this time is the younger brother of the wife of the “Bride's Dowry” hero's youngest brother (a bit confusing?) So, that glowing side character, the heroine's cousin also appeared in “The Bride Is Full of Mysteries” as a hero ‼ A stylish, lady-loving chara man (but do you like Tsuya Choice costumes?) If you think so, I'll show you a little bit of the Chinese part in the second half... it's already ♐❤ rereading, so I'm ignoring the main characters? But even so, it's a work you can enjoy no matter how many times you read it ‼‼

I'm not good at historical, but when it comes to Tsuya sensei, it's easy and comfortable. My cousin Ciaran wasn't really a bad guy; he was a cheerful and good-natured charlatan, and I thought the voice would be Miyano Mamoru when it became an anime.

A heroine with conviction. Through my own will, I knocked down the hero. The supporting characters also have good taste. It's a work you'll want to reread over and over again.

I really like the teacher's work. First, the picture is good, and then the story flow is good. This story was great too.

It was exciting to see how the feudal lord's heroine was getting more and more attracted to heroes aiming for her territory. I was taken aback by the final development!

I'm buying the author. I'm originally a fan of the original story and I'm happy to read it in comics. Both the heroine and the hero are wonderful. It was fun to read how assumptions and misunderstandings disappeared.

I'm glad that the husband of the former feudal lord's son is a nice person, but... there are many times when that's not the case, so I think the heroine did her best. I laughed at the last little old man!

I think this story can be said to be a staple of Harlequin Historical. It was a fun depiction of a bride who was forcibly married to the lord of the castle resisting with one hand.

The pictures that make me think it was like this at the time (in other words, pictures that aren't historical, and are less false) liven up the overall atmosphere of the drama and take me into the story world, so I can take a little trip. Historical works compiled by Tsuya sensei, who is steady, have a unique atmosphere, and are easy to read and safe to read. There are few unexpected things that come into the story, probably the limitations placed on the original story. A lot of yakimochi comes out, but that doesn't seem bad. However, since the yakimochi scene accounts for a high ratio, there are dramas in his reversal career stories, such as his triumph for the sake of the territory and his marriage with military merit, and even though the heroine has gone through days of constant hardships with territorial management until now, it has become just a background. The interests of the two were in their respective hearts, and there wasn't enough place to quickly relieve their depression as to how they were happy to go through this marriage. Certainly, what he had such a fondness for was that he was struck by the characters at climax, and although his line of thought and the way he loved his heroine oozed plenty there, the emotion he took was dispelled. Due to HQ's lack of community and assumptions, and jealousy scenes scattered throughout the story. The man depicted by the teacher appears to be a good person, so I wanted a scene where the heroine's vigilance was loosened in the reader's eyes, and I wanted a scene where he understood the heroine's circumstances in his own way. Even so, I'm glad this marriage is an HQ that comes out as a big hit, but somehow I feel angry beyond sympathy about how pitiful women in the old days were. So did he, who experienced the miserable circumstances of being treated unfairly. I'm sure there were innocent rebellion cases where marriage to a foreigner was the reason. On the other hand, even as a matter of fact, espionage activities may also be carried out under the cover of marriage. Also, the difficult days after that of the child in the house that fell also often appear in stories. My chest hurts. Somehow, I felt like I was an eyewitness to the love between the two, and since I couldn't lift the pseudo romance feeling so much, I was left with an extra impression of the sadness of structural things from the old days. This Japanese title doesn't come right either. We fought, but I don't feel comfortable with the word warrior. Horizontal reading is recommended for last facing pages, etc.