Reviews for THE GREEK'S CHRISTMAS BRIDE Manga

It's a story with works by two of my favorite Teppan people, but if that's good and strong, I wanted to see more of the superbly sexy hero Shion sensei and the handsome heroine.

The children drawn by Mr. Hanyu are always so cute and so melodious. They usually inherit their parents' gaze (from their father's side) and are also tough.

A story about Holly's friend from “Holy Night of Passion and Farewell Morning” as the heroine. There are probably any number of women who want to marry a millionaire.

I was also reading “Passion and...” so I bought this one too. The two people from the previous work also made just the right amount of appearances, and I enjoyed reading it. The cool hero written by Shion sensei is a pressure point (lol) was Teledere, a hero who was attracted to the heroine from the beginning even though it said it was a contract this time too, was Teledere good?

As I understood after reading it, the two people who played supporting roles in Passionate Holy Night and Christmas Romance have now appeared as main characters. So, I reread Passion's one more time and reread this one. Then, I thought this work itself was really good, but when the two works were together, the goodness doubled. Also, I really, really love Mr. Shion's paintings.

I would be happy if you put the name of the series in the title. I almost missed it. There are many recollection scenes from the previous work, so I recommend reading that first.

Harlequin makes me want to read it once in a while, so I enjoyed it ☆ The story progresses so fast that it ends in no time, but I'm glad I included that too!

My brother is in debt and weak-willed. It was written off due to marriage. The story progresses without much turbulence. I like Hanyu sensei's sense of using black. I don't get tired even though there is a surprising amount of gray distribution. The story space is also often dramatic. Even so, it doesn't get dark. comical. While arguing that they don't believe in romance, Goal In actually seems like a romantic play, and the two aren't honest about something. But they both fit that. They beat the villains in the heroine's pinch, and the hero briskly plays the expected roles. Somehow, the princess was rescued by a prince and proposed to her, intoxicated her and went to fairy tale land. Even though the heroine didn't believe in fairy tales, I felt that the heroine appeared for me while saying that he didn't believe it either, just like I actually loved it. He's also actually very kind, and he's actually very romantic. The sarcastic and shaky Apollo from series 1 “Holy Night of Passion and the Morning of Farewell” had a wry smile. The Japanese title comes right there, but this one, “humiliating wedding dress,” may cause misunderstandings, and I'm embarrassed to read it. If that's how it comes, I have to let the smell of a contract “bought with money” proliferate even more in the ceremony scene. Feelings are relieved during the wedding stage, so if “humiliated” is used, it is a word that takes a much earlier stage in this story, and the fact that it is attached to a dress becomes a strange feeling. As always, I want you to give up on Japanese titles like this. I wonder if there are arguments in the original story during the story. I was almost dragged by the break-up of the turning point, and the reunion at the ending, and how cool the picture was, but I still wanted a little more excitement. The story revolved around in a small way while appearing until the Mafia in the first half. My brother gave up, didn't he, my older sister was unlucky! I wonder why mothers are sometimes weak against sons (rather than daughters).

I'm curious about the fact that the purchase link between the Holy Night of Passion and the Morning of Farewell is first, and this is also interesting when purchased alone, but if you read them together, the fun and relaxation are doubled, and the friendship between the men who struggle for each other is also good

A story about Apollo and Pixie on the Holy Night of Passion. I loved the previous game, so it made me feel happy here too.