Reviews for AN INNOCENT PROPOSAL Manga

This review contains spoilers. Although she is a great aristocrat, the kind hero who actually tries to help when she sees someone in trouble is a heroine who can't believe in women, including herself, due to the circumstances of losing her former wife... she threw herself away to help her older brother, who was addicted to gambling and lost all his wealth. At first glance, I feel that the heroine's actions, who don't think ahead, are too reckless, but I unintentionally cheer for her as she melts her cold heart while at the mercy of the hero with her pretty appearance and pure heart. It was a fairytale-like story where the story involving the Moon Goddess and Cinderella and the animation matched perfectly.

This review contains spoilers. I'm not aware that the heroine is sacrificing herself, so my older brother has to thank her for taking the plunge. The hero misunderstood HQ's promise. This also probably means that the heroine was one step better. Timothy was a very nice person.

This review contains spoilers. She was a dangerous heroine who worked hard but didn't look away. The uploaded images of the heroine in her dress are so wonderful and I like them. I also love the scene where they shout, “Let's be the poorest parent and child in the world.” Realistically, it's probably impossible, but I thought that spirit was wonderful. I think I'm at a loss because I don't feel attracted to the picture on the cover. The man made the heroine brother go bankrupt (didn't you think she was that poor?) She bought the heroine with money and tried to buy children, and she was a very unconvinced person, but it seems like she was a good person. Even so, I was a little surprised at how accustomed they are to women, such as putting dresses on the heroine. (Women from that era went away, right?) I'm also surprised that the heroine didn't wake up. I think the corset was so tight that it was hard to sleep. Or was the novel supposed to be a different type of dress from the picture in the manga? It's no good to misunderstand the heroine's older brother and treat the heroine harshly because she misunderstood her as the heroine's lover. Even though it was because of jealousy, it was short-sighted to decide that she was a woman with an ugly heart looking for money. (Is my ex-wife bad?) The heroine brother seems to have converted, but I'm worried about whether my gambling addiction will really heal. I felt sorry that only my childhood friend, a man, was burdened with unrequited love.

This review contains spoilers. The costumes with a historical background match well with the artist's delicate paintings. It's an enchanting picture. The heroine is solid and cute, and the heroes don't have the aggressiveness that Harlequins tend to have, so you can immerse yourself in romance.