Reviews for THE UNMARRIED BRIDE Manga

It was a beautiful picture, but there were places with a comedic touch, so that gap was good. It was easy to read because the scenes of deepening relationships with nature were well depicted.

Just because it's a day off, it's an island with no other buildings and no one else. It's hard to imagine if you don't need so much mental comfort. It's exciting to drive the reporter and his ex-wife back!

It was a slapstick romantic comedy! This is fun and good. I thought it would be interesting if it became a musical.

I feel like I was able to endlessly show off my extremely bad back and forth by saying something. It's unclear who wants to get back together, and for the time being, there's no such thing as a big big life event where the heroine of one of the parties involved faces it without knowing whether it's a play or the real thing. My son Harry isn't old enough to insist that he's not a kid anymore, and even so, he knows that he doesn't walk around with adults innocently. A situation where a mother is in love, while understanding the circumstances of an adult, and there is no way to completely seal her own feelings. The heroine thinks it's better for Harry, who is seeking a mother, not herself, and she is well aware that he also has thoughts about whether his ex-wife would be good for his son. I can also understand that if you run for a moment, you're timid to see if you'll get hurt later. So it's also conceivable that I've been single all this time. The concept of “The Unmarried Bride” is quite common, and the story (probably already in the original story. I don't read it, so I can't decide) I think it was worked out. It's not a title that comes out of the flow of the story, and it seems that the story is structured so as to match the title and the creation of the situation, and I think there is an aggressive feeling in the air, as if they wanted to proceed because the heroine side is unmarried rather than a contract marriage. Other than gossip reporters who are amused to take care of Udauda, wouldn't it have been nice to have an outfield that directly checks the inside of his heart? There were places where they didn't really understand whether they were cheap or not. There is no sense of cutting corners in the picture, and there are many unsettling frames such as the background.

I don't think it's out of place in a story where children appear. It was more interesting than I thought and I'm glad I bought it.

Feeling shallow overall? Grandma, who seems to be interesting, isn't drawn in an attractive way, and the process of the two being attracted to each other isn't interesting. The heroine has always been angry. My ex-wife, whom I fell in love with at first sight, wasn't sexy, wasn't gorgeous, nor was she a neat and beautiful woman; she just stinks like an old lady, huh? where is this person? That makes me think. They say the ultimate is a child, around 8 years old, but they don't look small. It looks like a middle school student with a disability. I think the cute figure drawn in the deformed form is just right. They are good at drawing reporters, old people, dogs, etc., but it's a pity that there is no movement overall. Even though the stage is different, the flow of the story is common, and I understood very well that's why the artist is important.

I read this series for the first time. I'm glad that the content matched the picture.

My son is so cute, and I'm surprised when they say “be a mom.” I gave it 4 stars because the heroine wasn't honest with her feelings and was selfish.