Reviews for The Marriage Debt 2 Manga

I thought my hero and father were similar like twins, but that's why the backlash was strong. In fact, twins often have opposite personalities. But since this parent and child have “love” that isn't spoiled, I'm sure they'll be able to understand each other later in life ❤ But after all, the heroine brother was scum, right? spoiled boys are also very disgusting ‼? But the kindness of the older sister temperament that even such a guy (younger brother) can't let go of helped and healed the rough hero, so God won't abandon him either. Little brother ‼ please have my brother-in-law train me well?? I was able to enjoy dramatic romance only because it's an age where there are various restrictions such as status and conventions ❤ Is it your favorite work among Hashimoto-sensei's historical works?

My little brother has a bit of a problem, but I'm relieved that all the characters are nice people. Wild Nick cuts his hair... This nick is also quite charming.

I never imagined that the death row inmate was the heir of an aristocrat. The secrets he hid are amazing. Volumes 1 to 2 were surprising developments.

I was very moved. Everything was connected to love. I risked my life for my opponent in any difficult time, and it became unbearable.

Of course, the heroine was also kind, beautiful, and strong, and a very likable person, but the hero is too cool. Personally, I liked the shadowy feeling when I was in prison, but even so, he was a good-looking guy the whole time.

It was a work I wanted to read after reading the previous one. Honestly, I thought it was a marriage, and there are a lot of things

The bride who came from Zutai Desperate seems like an angel. Is that why Dad tried it too... I think so, but it was jarring. Having raised such a wonderful heroine, it's strange why a younger brother with such a line of thought was created.

What stuck in my mind until the end was my younger brother. I want to be messed up by the military, or better yet put it in the coffin. Please be strict, Nick! Leave... aside, the heroine is fascinating. It makes me feel happy. After all, the heroine who works hard is good.

My scum brother was so scum until the end that I was angry, but I was so refreshed by Hiro's blow! The scum is thick, so the refreshing feeling might be exceptional (lol)

Complete work in 2 volumes. I'm moved. Compared to completing volume 1, the content was intense and I was able to enjoy it a lot. Anyway, the heroine is a person with personality, and her life was stirred around by her younger brother, but her sincere personality is probably the reason she met the hero. Please read it first. There is no loss. It's now my top recommendation for Harlequin lovers,

It's a story that draws me in right from the beginning, and I couldn't stop with volume 1 of Yomiho, so I bought 2 volumes and ended up reading them. At first, it looked like an old picture, but as the story progressed, Cat became more and more beautiful, Nick became more and more a gentleman, and I'm glad they matched so much that I felt it was impossible without this picture. Of course there's nothing to say with a happy ending! ... My little brother only wants Nick to give strict guidance!!

I thought (2) would carry on the fun of (1) to what extent, but I was able to enjoy this too, and the connection between the two stories expanded the depth of the story world. The picture is beautiful and cute, and the atmosphere of aristocrats is carefully drawn, so the visuals of the work are perfect. The men are nice, the women have a sense of cleanliness, and the scene between them is very graceful. Each character is well drawn, and it's at a high level as a comic, so actually the development of the story doesn't have as much impact as (1), but I was able to enjoy turning the pages itself. I like the fact that the story about money, which shows the sweetness of scenes overflowing with love feelings, and severe reality, is clearly depicted as a background. There are no complaints against the heroine's younger brother, and the determined appearance of the scene where she confronted her father. The fact that there is no moment for the heroine to return to Nick and that it has been a “long” journey looking back is “?” There are, but it's not a big problem. What is missed is peerage. If multiple aristocrats appear, it is necessary to clarify the nobility's peerage. I was originally aware of the regret that there are many typographical errors in HQ, but the mixture of duke and marquis causes confusion here. I thought it would be nice if there was a place where I could see the line between individual positions and multiple different peerage titles at one corner of the frame. It's included in the line, but...

Marrying a death row prisoner is a story rare for Harlequin, so it was interesting to read it ✨. Not limited to this manga, Harlequin drawn by Takako Hashimoto is amazing.

It was a great story that made me feel refreshed when I finished reading it. I think it would have been nice if the scene where I feel love had been a little longer.

Hurray for the heroine's temperament! Although the storyline doesn't fit within the realm of shoujo manga, she was well aware of her own position, was never too spoiled even when she knew her husband was a duke, and looked up at her ability to live without bothering her husband or the duke's family by withdrawing herself! The weather is clear! That's it. I was happy that my husband was chasing such a heroine. As long as you can rely on them to take care of (correct) the poor prodigal brother. Continuing from the previous game, I recommend it.

Speaking of Harlequin, in terms of image, the heroine usually doesn't give in to adversity: a rich, tall beauty, a beautiful man, a beautiful man, scandals, intrigue, trickery, a big reversal... and the last one is big yen! ... there are twists and turns, and it fits perfectly! Yeah yeah women must be beautiful and strong! Is that exactly what Harlequin's heroine is right? and. It will definitely pay off! Long live Harlequin! That's it.