Reviews for THE ADMIRAL'S PENNILESS BRIDE Manga

The admiral is so cute. Sophia had a strong core, was strong, and kind, and they were a great match. It was fun to turn the pages, and I read more and more!!

However, juice came from my eyes. There is an HQ where two people who met by chance have a [fake marriage], and their feelings are so wonderful... although it's a private matter, my husband and I have also been married for 30 years. It made me wonder how many times during this time we cared and cared about our partner like these two. I was so moved?

A romance between a retired disabled veteran admiral of the Navy and a woman who lost her husband and child. It's nice if the heroine has a positive and kind personality. The admiral's feelings for his subordinates who let him die also add weight to the story.

When I was a kid, there was a disabled veteran with a hook hand on a street corner in Japan. They were begging, it seemed difficult, and they didn't look happy when they were finally able to sit down. I couldn't face it. In this story, many issues, such as life after the war, what happens in the process of supplying supplies during the war, the harshness of war orphans and widows living, Jews, families with war dead, etc., come to light without being extremely serious, and the encounter between the heroine and the admiral turns them into a rosy tomorrow. Hashimoto-sensei is a high level comic that makes you think it might have happened, and he skillfully fascinated me with the strangeness of human connections, starting with pictorial events. If it is a miracle that the two met, the dark surroundings will change to a rosy color, as if the chemical reaction between those two people was also called a miracle. So, the story is bright and there is a wonderful relationship building. Actually, the heroine has had a painful experience, and her days are unavoidable even when she is in tears, and this encounter can only be described as something that God has not abandoned her. Despite that, I didn't fall into cheap tears, and the good scenes around page 22 particularly heighten the appeal of the work. The heroine looks forward resolutely, and it seems like I can stretch my back as I read it. Meanwhile, as the head of a large army of soldiers, he saw a lot of death and hell. I had no choice but to face unfortunate deaths to the point where I couldn't count them. Regrets have shaped who he is now. The coincidence of this encounter also clears up the heroine's late husband's unfortunate death. The dark background of the times was neatly wrapped in the tone of a comedy, and I was able to comfortably enjoy how happiness unfolds. It's nice to see nature helping each other. Of course, it's a story with a villain, and something like the mercy of the human world also appears in the reverse development, which makes me feel relieved. (Well, even so, Starkey, no matter how much you liked Admiral (Charles), that act went too far. (I'm glad that disaster turned into fortune!) Many stories have a structure where happiness finally comes at the end, but this is a story where there is a lot of happiness, and even if there are dark clouds along the way, the one after that is even happier. However, I think Andrew and his son Peter, who passed away were too many...

Two people, who have a causal relationship due to wartime events, are attracted to each other without knowing it, but the seeds sown by their relatives cause turbulence! But my neighbors are nice people and I can get help. Sometimes, Admiral Kagizume is upside down, but I think it's better to pretend not to look at it (laughs)

It was a story I liked quite a bit. It was a great read, too. We met at a coffee shop. A heroine who can't find a job and can't see the future. I can only order a cup of tea without money. A former Navy admiral who is impatient to get married soon due to various circumstances (I'm worried about Momiage, but they look like Navy soldiers from this era) went from a contract marriage to a real marriage where their feelings came through with each other. A chamberlain who is originally infatuated with admirals (?) I wanted them to get along well, too. I wonder if it can't be helped since he was trying to get rid of the heroine.

The story structure has been completed so well that it makes me groan. I think it's Hashimoto-san's strength that it doesn't get too heavy. Seen from the point of view of people trying to protect the hero, she's probably a crappy heroine, but since it's kind of sad, I chose -1.

nice story. They have strengthened their bond with care and kindness not only for the two but also for the people around them, and they have overcome hardships. The content is a bit heavy, but I was able to finish reading it with a happy feeling while also having a comical production typical of Hashimoto sensei.

I was just curious about the hero's sideburns, and I couldn't help but be worried. Even though it's a good story, the good scenes, hot scenes, and even serious scenes, I was impatient because I only had an eye for sideburns lol I only saw the hero as Devilman from beginning to end, sorry?

Everyone is hurt, and it's a story where they meet and become kind. I never thought I'd see a man jealous though.

It's a story where a widow with a painful past and a former soldier with a prosthetic hand get married in disguise and develop love while working to rebuild their home. I felt like it was a story about creating a family rather than a love story by hiring people with no relatives as servants and living like a family.