Reviews for The Sheik and the Bought Bride Manga

It was a very fascinating and wonderful story for both Seek and the heroine. This is a story about the heroine, who is a tomboy, but the hero, who is affectionate and imprisoned in the past, gradually changes her feelings until the two fall in love with each other. As a result, it may also be said that selling off my daughter to a gambler brought the two together. Maybe it's a relationship... he was the worst father, but...

I thought the main character, Tomboy, who gets bothered and falls in love even when they fight, was also cute. If you read this, you'll think that love with a foreigner is good too.

This is a story about Victoria, Prince Nadiem's secretary. Victoria, who was very active in the role of Cupid for other princes, bought it because she wanted to see what kind of romance she had, and she was a wonderful heroine who was active and affectionate, perfect for a prince who harbors the past

A strong heroine who won't give in to adversity. Push the hero's back and the story progresses. The pictures are beautiful and the costumes are gorgeous. There is a story about the hero siblings, but since the pictures are different, it's a pity that the images don't connect.

Victoria offered herself to Prince Katev as her mistress to wipe her father's butt. She's not a quiet woman, so although she has a dashing voice, she is active, and even everyone around him, let alone the prince, is in trouble. I have no hesitation in starting something new with strong planning skills. Moreover, they create allies and are accepted. That explosion was amazing. She has even joined her duties as a “mistress,” and I wonder if Katev is stuck, but Victoria's work history doesn't let her guard down there. It's no wonder that it's being questioned, let alone that it was drawn on someone who had ulterior motives, the first one, the younger brother, and a handsome guy, and stepped on all the materials. She appeared in a nightgown at the beginning, and also emphasized her sex appeal from beginning to end by going to Harlem every night and going to Harlem every night. It may be respect for the original HQ story, but it is also a place where I think the younger brother Prince, who had bought the heroine's abilities, was watching the heroine without fogging up. Furthermore, I think the impact of elements where the heroine slashes into a society where the cause and effect of parents repay their children, related to past incidents, has diminished relatively in society where the evil “rule” and anachronistic conventions cannot be broken. The duel scene also unfolds easily. The story progressed uncontrollably in various places, and even in terms of the times, I felt that the sense of isolation between the heroine, who said she wanted to charge communication devices, and the pre-modernity of the “Desert People,” was like guidance to places that were lagging behind by advanced people, and somehow it was uncomfortable for me to read it. Also, if you go barefoot in the desert, won't the soles of your feet burn? With Hashimoto-sensei's drawing ability, I think the costume, which is bewitching like a belly dancer, is a highlight. I don't think this would be the case without a teacher who can draw pictures who are proud of her ability to draw pictures of people moving through the desert, drawing a large number of people, and depicting the courtyard where the heroine admires the beauty. I feel like I wanted to see Katep's reactions and emotional transitions a little more. That's because the heroine is free to say pompoms, such as “You're always so feminine with a scary face, aren't you?”

Maybe I'm a little addicted to seek stuff. Active women are good too, and are nannies active? That was great too.

Harlequin's seek stuff is really exciting! This is also the classic Ore Sama Seek, and I'm glad the heroine was cute and easy to read.

The wild vibe of Seek was so cool that I bought it. That was interesting. I feel like I wanted to see more of Prince Apolloch. The fact that the heroine is playful and cute is also attractive.

It was fun to watch the protagonist, who is positive, cheerful, smart, and has the power to act! A modern protagonist, Sheek who values the old. It was also nice that they value each other's culture.