Reviews for THE NORMAN'S BRIDE Manga

This review contains spoilers. Once upon a time, I read it in a magazine, but I also took notes and reviewed it here. This is my favorite writer. In the final scene where Lois returns, if you look closely, the time of the mobs is progressing, and it warms your heart to see how they are spending a happy time in a happy place. But if possible, it would be nice to have another 20-30P. (I wanted to see how my ex-husband was going bankrupt! lol)

This review contains spoilers. Brothers are the beginning of others, and there are also people who remained unhappy at the expense of those who did not choose any means because of their desires. It's a strange encounter, but was the heroine's fortune recovered as much as possible

This review contains spoilers. It was a work that washed my heart. As it is, I thought it would end with tears, tears, but at the end, I'm glad it had a happy ending. thank you. It was a work that made me feel better.

This review contains spoilers. The story progressed in an atmosphere. I think it's all thanks to Aokage sensei's paintings. The process of a man and woman, who were children of a former aristocrat, who bore each other's harsh pasts, met by chance and shared their hearts with each other was like a movie. Even so, Lady Dian's former husband, who was involved in their past, is scum, and it's disappointing that he wasn't punished... but there was a baby between the heroine and the hero who prioritized their love over status and defamation... they became the real winners in their lives, so it's ridiculous!

This review contains spoilers. I'm glad that the hero's feelings were clearly conveyed as it progressed with a sense of indifference all the way. And after all, the way it ends is stylish. The bursting smiles of the last two people are irresistible. However, it's a bit disappointing that the villains also usually have good-looking faces..

This review contains spoilers. The two main characters have very sincere and humane personalities, and I like them. However, I wasn't satisfied with the treatment of Isabella (Anne)'s ex-husband. I wanted them to return their dowry and then remarry after getting completely divorced! Because Isabella is the duke's daughter! She's a millionaire young lady! No matter how much he is the husband of a former hostile force who married for peace, even if it was to avoid war, he died at his partner's convenience, he was robbed of his vast territory with his dowry, and he can only be tied to a hero by becoming a nameless commoner! The personalities of the two main characters were really wonderful, but there was a sense of haze left after reading, and that was the only disappointing thing.

This review contains spoilers. Lois protected Isabelle, a woman who was dying in the river. It is presumed that he was an aristocrat based on his attire. Isabelle, who has lost her memory, is attracted to Lois, but Lois seems to have an inner problem. As Isabelle gradually regains her memories, she was the duke's daughter. Also, it was her husband who drove Isabelle to a dying state, who was Lois' eye enemy. Her husband tries to get hold of Isabelle once again, but as a result, her husband is forced to flee without blame due to her intentions. hmm. The cause of Isabelle's imminent death is painful, but I think it's good that I met Lois. But doesn't her husband need mercy? Shouldn't such an idiot be buried? Am I being narrow-minded when I think so?

This review contains spoilers. From the beginning, I knew they both had a past they didn't want to remember. No way, the same person involved in the past of the two... That person = the lowly guy broke off a beautiful and fresh relationship, and it was really nice that the two of them became happy? What's more, positive happiness too~??