Reviews for A Bride Worth Waiting for Manga

If you notice, how many times have you reread it already... I love the charming pictures in Marito-sensei's works, but I especially like the children's lively expressions because they are cute.

Somehow I could see the punch line, but I was very moved. Maybe the artist also has a lot of drawing power.

To be honest, reading this story is painful, so I don't want to reread it anymore. As a story, it is more realistic than making you feel an HQ dream story, and it responds to the person even though it is a matter of course involving national security behind the scenes. “I can live a normal and peaceful life because there are people risking their lives to protect them.” I am seriously aware that there are people who take on such a role, but I can't stay okay with being made aware of their ruthlessness and ruthlessness. It seems sinful to live a normal life, and it becomes painful. Ruth, and the hero Michael (Etienne). I know that the support of these two people was emotional support for the heroine Annie, and there are nothing but tears in the story that was so complete. However, Michael's physical defects are not visible in the drawing. Until now, I've been dissatisfied with it and have had a lack of thought, but in the case of this work, I wouldn't be able to open a single cover door if I did that. I really think this is fine. If Annie's efforts to build her life and the patience of watching over Michael won't come true no matter what story you read in the future, and if the number of stars for other works falls below average, it's because of this story. Their happiness is supreme, and legendary for me.

A hero's life is heavy. It's a comic, so it's drawn in moderation, but it's still too pain>_<The hero continued to live with only his love for the heroine... I'm really glad everyone was happy ☆