Reviews for THE VALQUEZ BRIDE Manga

I learned that the hero, who was betrayed by her mother and fiancé, and the heroine, whose legs got worse due to her father's recklessness, can be overcome because there is even a difference between them. I like the last one.

Very good development. Regardless of the will, the two children Alejandro took in are a very good spice for Teddy, both to relieve the tension of a temporary marriage and to get used to a new life, albeit 6 months. Moreover, this incident triggered Teddy to take a liking to Alejandro. What a smooth development where they talk and understand each other's heartache along with events that occur between the two of them. An angry mother appears, and she leaves a depressed feeling that she wouldn't normally be able to do it, but in this case, her younger brother Louis followed her so nicely that she thought there was no need to worry about anything. Incidentally, the child I took in was also a nice follower and happy.

I thought it was a real couple who looked at me like this, praised, loved, encouraged, and believed in each other. I thought confidence and love for others would come from that

Both the hero and heroine were hurt by their parents when they were young and locked in their shells. These two people will get married by contract due to inheritance. The sincere appearance of the two is impressive. A very nice love story between two people. Please read it.

It's in other people's reviews, but even though the heroine is negative, she is supported by her hero, and she has confidence and courage. The two words “support each other” are a perfect match. The line the hero said to his mother was also good. If you say that, you can do your best.

The hero and heroine are very kind and serious, even though they had trouble with each other at first due to a contract marriage, I thought it was a story about a shy couple. The process of being attracted to each other is wonderful. The hero's mother is the only one, but the hero is doing it right, so it's fine. They are truly two people who want to say “stay happy for a long time.” The feeling after reading is so good that I read it over and over again.

Is this a story about a contract marriage involving inheritance? Alejandro and Teddy... the world they live in is the exact opposite at first. Alejandro spends a glamorous time as a playboy with lots of gossip papers ↔ Teddy, who lives steadily as an illustrator while being lame, the only thing the two have in common is that they are both parents, and Alejandro's mother Teddy is a “toxic parent” with a terrible father? But their encounter was fateful ⤴ Please subscribe for more? The bad guys don't appear, but Alejandro's mother has a personality that makes you want to dismiss it (angry) she probably has a gorgeous life, but I really thought I wouldn't want to grow old like this ↘

It was a gentle and wonderful story where two people who have experienced a difficult childhood meet and are dispelled like a lie.

The development until these two stubborn people snuggled up was really amazing! However, even though they say the hero is by their side, they stay away at the party, and Poison Mother can do whatever she wants. They seem to be harassing me again, so I wanted them to be punished more thoroughly.

A hero and heroine with a heavy past, the heroine comes to terms with her hero with an honest heart. My mother-in-law is really bad, isn't she?

I had the worst impression of them when they met, but after they got married, they became a wonderful couple who were kind, sought, accepted, and loved each other. The heroine's father and hero mother were the worst people, but I wanted to know how the heroine father felt when he made such a will.

It was more like reading a comic from a year ago than Harlequin. I liked the heroine because she was dignified. However, the heroine father and hero mother are too bad... I think they were raised by such toxic parents and grew up to be good children. Heroes who take in children with no relatives are also wonderful.

A heroine with negative thoughts. I'm strong even though I grew up being oppressed by my father. but (so?) Heroes fall in love. It wasn't a bad impression, but it's a good story... Something else. It's nice to have a variety of episodes, but I wanted something that left a little more of an impression on me somewhere. “The Temptation of the White Horse Knight” is about the hero's younger brother.

I think the man Yamamoto-sensei portrays is also wonderful, so it doesn't matter if you ignore the story level. I think the standing figure, suit, and whole body are depicted in a sexy way. So, in that story, both the heroine and his parents are so bad that this reader takes the place of the two of them, leaving behind a mess. I think that's enough to have an impact on a lifetime. I couldn't look at this love story as a love story due to my growing anger at those unforgivable parents. The two have overcome the trials that have befallen them, and to be precise, they are struggling with things from the past, and only the fact that they are unable to attain happiness in love casts a shadow over their lives. However, since it's not something that can be managed by oneself alone, love is a story where it is desirable to put everything into each other, marriage is also a social event, and it is a story where I sincerely think that it was really nice that the forced departure made the two of them happy. Both of them have probably had a lot of suffering in their lives until now, but I thought they would take it back from now on. Note) I haven't known the younger brother edition “The Temptation of the White Horse Knight” for a long time, and I finally arrived at 2019/09/21, which is exactly 3 years later. It was underrated (many!!), probably because of the original author Melanie Milburn's fault or because of the influence of the selection of the person in charge of Comicalize Because of that, it got late. The story is about the younger brother Kun, who is also a playboy and finally settles down. There was no problem reading it from time to time, but the same Yamamoto sensei worked on it, and the siblings appeared in each other's works. It's not an important enough role to orient the story, so if you keep reading, both siblings will feel at ease, and you'll feel relieved after reading.