Reviews for MARRIED IN HASTE Manga

After all, the influence of parents on their children is strong, both positive and negative. It may be that people spend their whole lives making that influence their “self.” I felt sorry for the heroine's mother, but when she ignored her child's will and tried to fulfill her own dream, she became unhappy as a result. I wanted them to be aware that they are living a completely different life. I live my life on top of that. The hero also imposed himself on the heroine and was rejected, but the secret house became a base for his heart, and the heroine didn't live far apart at all, and a reasonable distance became a base for looking back at himself, and they guarantee each other's objectivity and became a former Saya... In Japan, they say “rain falls and the ground solidifies.” Wouldn't it be nice if we both respected others and lived our own lives?

From the opening window (second floor?) I fell in love when I escaped. It seems that the heroine's personality has solidified due to differences of thought rather than a feud with her mother. Dealing with someone you unexpectedly fell in love with is also interesting, and interesting things like the father and son of the owners of the mansion, and their wife and son against the man who stained with evil add color to the story.

We got married and separated once, but we didn't like them and broke up, so we ended up with twists and turns. It's not a story with many mountains and valleys, but the pictures are beautiful and you can read it peacefully. Happien is good.

My husband likes his wife so much that he works so hard is cool. Also, I like the cool protagonist. Everyone happy is Harlequin's good place, isn't it?