Reviews for GOING...GOING...WED! Manga

The two started at an auction, but they gradually became attracted to each other, and although they were frustrated not being able to honestly acknowledge their own feelings, they were drawn in because the psychological depictions of the two, such as conflict and love, are carefully drawn.

It was frustrating that the main characters couldn't be honest with themselves... but I'm glad that the protagonists' changes of mind were delicately depicted! It was wonderful (＞<). ✧♡

An ideal love affair? That's it. They love each other more and more, and the hero also learns what happiness is from the heroine. They were both gentle and warm people, and as I read, I was drawn into their emotional world. At the end, I was happy too.

That was a good story. The characters are very attractive. I felt like a fateful encounter.

It's a work I really like. Both the hero and heroine are wonderful. The picture is also beautiful, and it's awesome.

The two main characters are very charming. I had the impression that women were also properly autonomous, were able to work, had a good personality, and on top of that, he was definitely in love at first sight, and I was able to read it with peace of mind.

good. It comes down to one word. I also want to be a superwife like the heroine ‼

Last, while I was reading it, I couldn't help but feel like it, it's wonderful! It's a story that made me feel so happy that I said that. Akimoto-sensei's paintings were also beautiful, and I was drawn into his view of the world. It's a work I want many people to read.

perfect happiness. It's a work you can feel! The original is probably good too, but Akimoto-san's paintings further enhance the merits of the work. I recommend it.

Akimoto-sensei loves TL works and reads them a lot, but even Harlequin's, he likes pictures, so he likes reading them. I really love the story of this work. It's a simple story where the hero falls in love with the beauty of the heroine, falls in love, and falls in love, but it ended up being like Akimoto-sensei's Beauty Festival for Beautiful Men and Women, and it was great for Akimoto fans.

Harlequin's royal road was fun! It was a story that carefully depicted how the two were attracted to each other, and it was a story with a good feeling after reading it. The slightly natural heroine with a perfect job is so cute! There's no way a hero wouldn't fall in love with such a beautiful cook!

A story about adult love between a wonderful hero and heroine. Anyway, please read it first. I don't think there will be any loss. I recommend it.

Housekeeper Parmadison, number one in the Wife Company, is an independent woman. Although it is perfectionist, it is full of soft atmosphere and elegance. Madison was hired by Alex, who is a millionaire but doesn't want to get married. When Madison asked to prepare for a large-scale home party approaching one week from now and act as a hostess for the day, even though she said there wasn't enough time, she served a hot meal in between preparations, and she acted as a perfect hostess on the day, and the party was a huge success. Alex falls in love with Madison, whose work and meticulous care make him feel warm when they are together. Then, for the success of my business, I beg them to play a new role as a married couple. Alex, who had Madison's approval, played a hot newlywed couple, but their expression was not a confident millionaire, but an adult man in love, and my heart was already pounding. We'll get used to it once, but I was able to read the Harlequin-like ending with peace of mind.

A beautiful heroine. A talented heroine. It's wonderful. The hero was a little relentless, but I'm glad it had a happy ending!

It wasn't a Harlequin setting, but I enjoyed it. As a woman, I'm envious of the heroine's multiple talents. The content was very, very nice.

It's a lovely lovely story? is an encounter a gold item called an “auction”? but is the story like first love? It will unfold like this ⤴ The shocking pink dress worn by the heroine Madison on the first color page... it's so beautiful and perfect for Madison (^-^) The expression of the hero Alex drawn around the last page also comes to my heart ⤴ Please enjoy Akimoto Nami sensei's exquisite pattern until the end??

For a moment, I thought that in order for a woman to live alone, she must not only avoid all kinds of pressure from those around her, but also do this kind of thing. The conversation between Madison, Catherine, and Donahue after the auction is laughable. Well, after all, it's a story with a happy ending between two people who fell in love at first sight, but I admire Madison's ability.

It clearly depicts the changes in my state of mind since we met, and it was easy to get in. But there were also places where it would be nice to draw a little deeper.

There's a lot of talk about this kind of thing. I've read some similar works by other writers. But I think it was good.