Reviews for THE CINDERELLA BRIDE Manga

I was taught that when passion and romance are fused, it's a ridiculous destructive power, smile. The Cinderella's Bride (Cinderella's son-in-law) is the title of the work, but I think it was Cinderella's first familiar story with her son-in-law. There were no stepmother or stupid hit horse, and in this film, I thought it was a romantic and passionate story where the heroine climbed a staircase of happiness and then, no, found a partner who climbed that staircase together. I also wondered if the heroine, who was drenched in the rain, was worthy of Cinderella's glass shoes.

Cinderella on the sea, right? really. Huh, that was really good. That's why I can't stop Harlequin.

This work is one of the most recommended Harley Queen works. It was a great strike for me with pictures and good stories. Both the heroine and hero are healthy and cute. My grandmother also had a wonderful plan. Please read it.

The design is easy to see, there are no troublesome entanglements or discomfort, and both sides are clearly depicted, so I was able to enjoy it with peace of mind. The spoiled black cat did a good job too.

A heroine who has watched her mother's romantic temperament since she was young, so she puts up a line of prevention. He's quite a realist so as not to get hurt and not to have expectations, and I understand the feeling of doing so.

I bought it nostalgically from a manga artist I've read a long time ago. I like the picture, but the overall expression is awkward.