Reviews for BARTERED BRIDE Manga

Both the hero and heroine have beautiful hearts, and they are two people who should be happy. It's a common setting for Harlequins, but I was so moved that I cried! It was also nice that a father who likes gambling has proper love for his daughter.

What's the difference between replacing and replacing? I wonder if it was the intention of the person himself. Did Ano's father really change his mind about his daughter? There were few splendid scenes of Sachimi's aristocrats, but the feeling of the territory is so wonderful

It has a happy ending with the pattern of really falling in love with the twin sisters who have been replaced, which is common in Harley. But I don't think the bad girl's younger sister is going to back down like this.

I think there are many places where Harlequin's comicalization depends on the author (manga artist). In that respect, there is no doubt that Sachimiriho sensei is always stable.

It's a story I've read before, and I've always liked it, hoping to buy it someday. It's a story I want to read over and over again. In Sachimi-sensei's stories, heroes that are a bit disappointing are standard, but this hero noticed the heroine's merits quite early on and changed his response. The moist, warm, and fuzzy feeling after reading was as usual, and I'm glad I bought this book.

I'm buying the author. The heroine sisters are twins, and I'm worried about their upbringing as to why they have such different personalities. The heroine's father is also terrible, but it was nice to finally be able to get along with the two of them and have an inseparable relationship.

She was a heroine with no complaints anymore. All of their personalities are amazing. I chose the hero's sloppy bride, but luckily I was able to get along with the wonderful heroine, and my father and sister seem to have converted, so I'm satisfied with that too.

I love all of Sachi Miriho's comics. This story also has a happy ending, so you can read it without worry. The Marquis was so cool and wonderful, and the heroine was cute and it was a fun story.

The Bride with Split Twins is too funny, and you can read Harlequin with only HappyEnd without worry. I've been reading only Bad Ends lately and it almost made me feel depressed, so I'm so happy.

The heroine drawn by Sachi Miriho is firm, kind, and strong. So is this work. I don't think this teacher's comic is out of place. Heroes aren't always handsome now, but there are a lot of people I like. It's a comic that makes me feel happy.

That was a very good story. It was nice that the heroine made her own efforts without being bothered.

To be honest, I don't really like the picture, but I just bought it (lol) The story is really good. The heroine was very nice. As Rin. There was also a heartwarming element, so I enjoyed it.

I think every woman would be interested in Harlequin at least once. However, in most cases, they are drawn to Harlequin's unique worldview, and they even regret buying it. But Sachimi sensei's work betrays me brilliantly. This work is also a common story where twin heroines have an exchange marriage. The Marquis, who at first had an attitude like a caterpillar, also carefully depicts how a change of heart appears. There is a scene where the Marquis goes to Paris, but how many months and days have passed? However, given that time, Charlotte was able to perform at her best. but don't you really want to be away on an important day? At the end, the situation was more rough than expected! But Sachimi sensei finished off brilliantly with a big circle.

I bought it by mistake. It didn't seem to be very fulfilling, and I made a mistake, but it was very nice. I love this cartoonist. Then, after reading it, I can take a different look at my life. I thought the content would be useful.

The heroine is very charming. The Marquis is becoming attracted to his wife. First, she is attracted to a cute little wife that makes you want to make fun of her, and she begins to respect and love the intelligent wife who brilliantly revived the village she had left alone while she was away after marriage. Even though our first impression of each other was the worst, the replacement scene where a pale love flickers, the scene where the heroine shows her true form and the hero wakes up, and the harrowing climax, I was satisfied that they were all well-read.