Reviews for THE BRIDE'S SEDUCTION Manga

Even so, Marina's father is the worst person! Justin, who doesn't direct his anger at Mari, is a gentleman. People in trouble, such as the heroine brother and the hero's childhood friend, the Marquise, and others also appear in HQ's royal story, but it's easy to read that it's not serious. It's good to know that they are in love with each other.

This is a Harlequin comic! It was a heart-stopping, heart-pounding story ~ even if you know it's a happy ending, what happens halfway through and after this? I continued reading without getting involved late at night. It was a happy end of the month, but I'm also curious about the future of the main characters ~ if there are any more, I definitely want to read them!

I'm glad there aren't any bad people. There were people who were a little bit bothersome, but it was a lie that was quickly revealed. There are only wonderful characters! I'm buying the author.

What exactly was the heroine's father thinking? What did he do to his lover and his wife, who didn't choose himself, and he's the worst man even as a human being with no good points at all. Also, a selfish daughter and an infuriating social circle. At any rate, the way it ended was good.

At the beginning of reading, I felt that the faces of the hero and heroine were a little too weak, but that was because of my mind lol. Other people also wrote it, but it was well organized and easy to read.

The historical villain daughter appeared in “Who is it ⁉?” did you think of the marquise who was so stupid that she muttered? Although it's called ❗, it was a rite of passage that the heroine who underestimates herself had to go through. For the heroine, who had a life without many ups and downs, the process leading up to her marriage to the hero and her marriage seem like a dream, and is it natural to think that it will end someday?? Modern times where you really resist when you know that it was “bought” according to the Japanese title (it's not a denial?) Unlike that, it was about making a story with intonation unique to the stage of the Regency Aristocrats?

I think it's well-organized. Historical books are too packed into one book, and there are many cases where the results are disappointing, but this was easy to read, probably because they are good at sifting through.

This heroine is inevitable. I like it. It's also a good story about the prodigal older brother and surprisingly feeling younger sister. Maybe it's best to be sober.