Reviews for THE WEDDING ADVENTURE Manga

Being able to take such continuous vacations is surprising in many ways, but if you put that aside and get on with the intention of this story, which is an adventurous remote island experience between the two, you can enjoy the Yajikita process where the two gradually advance their understanding of their partner. An existence like the older brother of the heroine, who forced her to live a life separated from various things, unfolds as expected, and the two of them won't be able to live with their feet on him from now on? Tsuya sensei's foreign-like visuals add a picture of the exoticism set in this story. In the depiction of a figure puzzled by that slightly changed environment, there was some confusion about the heroine's attitude as to whether such a woman exists as a reader. As long as they cooperate and survive in an extraordinary space, I think the possibility of falling in love will inevitably increase in such a situation as one of their only companions, at least something like comrades in arms that cannot be obtained anywhere else, but their views on marriage and misunderstandings of their partner's preferences and ideals also crept into that, and there were no easy steps. There was a slight feeling that the visual effects of comics were lost to words because they had the opportunity to convey their true thoughts, which they could not easily express during their stay on a remote island, and there was a slight sense that the visual effects of comics were lost to words. However, the power to break through the situation, which gained momentum, was swallowed up by the convenience of the story that both this and that went well, and I was rather convinced.

Tsuya-sensei's heroines are all cute people, but the heroine in this work was also a bit out of the ordinary, and she was an easygoing and cute person. It was an HQ with a rare story about challenging an impossible survival game, but the two, who were estranged by their family and love, felt relieved by the heart-warming picture at the end.

The heroine is so cute, but the hero is stubbornly locked in her shell. The survival game deepens the bond between the two, and trust and love grow... Anyway, I'm glad the picture was beautiful.

The heroine and hero each made up for what they lacked in Uninhabited Island Adventure, and a couple were born! That's the story. There is also a story starring Henry, as the heroine at the end, “I'll definitely give it back, so I'm waiting for you.”

I was reading “The Millionaire's Miscalculation” by the protagonist Henry, the current character, so I was surprised that the main character couple was Anowaki character ah ⁉. they're different writers, so it can't be helped, but the image is huh? Oh, don't get me wrong, the side characters worked in both works and it was really interesting lol lol? Even so, Henry, the “millionaire,” survives on an uninhabited island but doesn't have a clue about money, so it's a super luxurious thing as a reward... I can only think of it as doodle, but it was a job with good results, right? It seems like there's still another group, and since it's called Fuyuyama, I'd like to take a look at that too? huh? the review is off?? Anyway, Tsuya-sensei's heroine hero is definitely not to be missed, and it's interesting ‼ Please read it all ✋

It was a wonderful story with a cute girl who seems to be Tsuya sensei as the main character! Cynthia's parents weren't good people for her, but they didn't have any bad roles in the whole story, so I enjoyed reading it until the end!

If you stay on an uninhabited island for 2 weeks and complete the game, you can get an expensive reward. I was left with only the impression that it was a luxurious game for the wealthy, who had too much money. The heroine's parents are also lovey-dovey, not bad people, and although they don't have much love, they have money. Having trouble of any kind is also a luxury. The hero also asked his rich uncle for help and had a happy ending ♪ I wonder if the content was weak... I thought I'd make it ☆ 2 due to poor people's wishes, but Tsuya sensei's drawing is amazing, so I'll make it ☆ 4. It's a work you'll want to reread over and over again during the hot season. It's not due to the suspension bridge effect (men and women who have experienced fear and anxiety together are more likely to have romantic feelings), I believe they have found true love, and I want them to stay happy for a long time ♪