Reviews for THE DE BURGH BRIDE 1 Manga

Like an unlucky man, the man who ended up marrying the heroine headed to the heroine's castle while buying sympathy. It's a desolate territory and castle that's better than hearing it. A marriage between the two families due to cause and effect. Is the other party's daughter a wild animal that is hard to recognize as a human being, a woman who puts all her energy into protecting herself with foul-mouthed words that doubt her ears? It was. But we both feel a little attracted to each other somewhere in our hearts. It wasn't so out of the question that I could ignore it. Rather, I'll show you in this volume 1 how difficult it was to get to the end, saying that even with such an unreasonable marriage, they were actually very lucky. Even so, they present this story, some scenes that have stirred up mutual interest somewhere, and also flickering clues that advance the heroine's imagination about the circumstances, leading to interest in volume 2. This point reminds me of “The Bride Who Came from a Nunnery” by the same author and manga artist. In this story, there is a place where Helen Keller's awakening to words was replaced by love, and we also watch how a woman in an unhappy situation who lived like a wild child like My Fair Lady changes when she met him. However, since things have been fierce until now, that is not going to change easily. One hope is that the two feel they like their partner. There isn't much about sweetness, but when it comes to whether the heroine can be happy, the heroine must let go of her guard and softens over time, his interest in the heroine as a person of the opposite sex is the key. There are many color pages, my perspective has changed, and for me who enjoys painting, I had a good impression of the introduction part, so I decided to subscribe.