Reviews for MARRIAGE WITH BENEFITS Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's a gentle love that grew out of a fake marriage. I was also curious about what happened to the shelter that the heroine is particular about.

This review contains spoilers. The sense of incongruity that can't be wiped away even after reading is indistinguishable from Sia's behavior. Men whisper that they love them and say that their attitude changes even if they get married, and whether or not that becomes DV is another story, but even though there is absolutely no reason to say that Lucas, who has a contract marriage, does not act maliciously against Sia, it's strange to live in a closed section alone for two. That's why she says she doesn't dream of getting married in order not to fall for that kind of man. Nevertheless, I was disappointed by the affordability that turned the story upside down from the ground up. Even so, I could understand that she wouldn't have been able to change her perspective on men unless she had a fake marriage. The plot itself is true that the two honest people took time to build a relationship of trust, but their love for each other was there from the beginning. However, the contrast between the fact that she is attracted to the inexperienced Sia Lucas and the anxiety and anguish between the fact of the horrible man I have seen and Lucas is not conveyed to my side. While there are DV men who have taken that action over time, the question arises as to what the victimized women have seen. Shea probably thinks that she's fine and that Lucas is different, but the victims must have been the same. Even though it's a story about women who have been victimized by a cruel marital relationship, I felt the sweetness of the package.