Reviews for THE ITALIAN'S MARRIAGE DEMAND Manga

This review contains spoilers. Not only was she brilliantly deceived by a poor quality woman and the innocent heroine was evicted, but the heroine was unknowingly reported as a theft and was unable to take a proper job, had a hard time while being poor, gave birth and child-rearing, and was even unable to stay in the house she was allowed to live in, and fell to the bottom in a dramatic reunion with her child's father. Even though Ettore herself thinks she is a thief, she is still friendly and protects her by taking her home, etc., but she didn't notice at all that the hostile woman, her ex-fiance, had made the heroine a thief or tormented the heroine by arranging lies in various places where he wasn't there, and it was frustrating to read that people she had been in a relationship with for many years were not able to do such a thing. At the end, he questioned his antagonists and confessed the truth, and I felt like it was better than not doing it even though it was too late. However, the evil woman who was discovered right after that tells lies to the heroine even more, making her suffer and drive her to suffer. He's a really disgusting guy, but once he got this far, I was completely amazed and impressed as an antagonist. The heroine, who was supposed to be in a happy relationship but was thrown into the abyss, seemed really pitiful, and I was disappointed by the man who was so easily deceived and couldn't protect the heroine.