Reviews for MARRIED FOR HIS ONE-NIGHT HEIR Manga

I'm buying the author. Why did the heroine hide her child's presence from the hero, and it's a bit disappointing that she didn't confide the reason to the hero until the end. I was blamed so much, and I wanted them to understand that it was unavoidable in order to protect the heroes and children.

Is the chemistry between the original and the drawing so good that they bought the author like other reviewers and guessed that Kubota sensei himself chose the original HQ work? While peeking into the other side of American society, this film depicts a situation where the main characters leave every time they try to snuggle up. I'm so upset by the frustration of these two people who don't touch them because they want to take care of them. The hero's doting love for the heroine, who is forced to give up on her upbringing as if it were someone else's affair, is also adorable. The two main characters are drawn with expressions that don't show much emotion, and it's hard to empathize with them, but the presence of side characters (son, bodyguard, housekeeper, heroine mother, mother friend, hero brother couple) warms my heart. The heroine's father is a helpless guy, but he “took a look” at the protagonists' friends who more than make up for their existence??

It's a work by Naoko Kubota, so I bought it. It was a good story that was worth reading. I think the finish of Harlequin's comic adaptation will change quite a bit depending on the writer's skill, but this story is so neat that I don't think it's a comic adaptation, and I'm drawn in. The characters are well-set and attractive. Please read it.

Even based on that, where does the courage to take care of someone else's child and get married come from? Great determination, isn't it? However, there is also a possibility that there will be a backlash if you get married that does not match your intention. In HQ's common family lyric.

Many of this artist's works are profound. This time, too, her life was controlled by her father, and the day before she got married, where her pale love was stirred up and controlled, the heroine unleashes her feelings and is bound to the hero. I didn't know that my actions at that time would be a change in my life later... the scene where the last two people run up made me cringe. It wasn't a passionate work, but it was a work that soaked into the heart.