Reviews for THE LAST GROOM ON EARTH Manga

This review contains spoilers. In the past, Bryce and Angela had an atmosphere of antagonism just like when they were students, but it's fun to read the development where they grew up over ten years later and gradually became closer to each other. In particular, Blythe, who continues to be excellent even now that he has become a handsome man, is depicted as an ideal image that should be called a male version of both talent, and it is wonderful. The story where the relationship deepens in a form close to reconciliation like this is also wonderful.

This review contains spoilers. Although it's a pattern of being with someone you used to be mean to, it's still excellent, and it's not bad either. Just as that relationship can be repaired, the one that triggered it in the first place is also resolved (the twists and turns up to that point are not easy)