Reviews for The Marriage Clause Manga

Stable Hashimoto sensei ❤ Nobody dislikes anyone, and the heroine dad has a slight smell but is surprisingly nice... of course, dad who seemed arrogant too? I'm so excited about the heroine and hero's love for each other. The hero's clumsy tsundere is delicious for shoujo manga lovers, and mentor exists to the lost hero, “I got lost because I interpreted it easily and followed a shortcut. Was it really good that I admonished you to “close your eyes and go back to your true heart”? Either way, I was healed by a story full of love ✌?

The main characters are so cute. the blunt hero doesn't have enough words, right? The heroine is also an honest and kind person. I like both of them. The real story from the contract, is the royal road, but the story has been put together, and there are no disgusting people coming out, and it was a relaxing story with a good sense of relaxation after reading it?

Alaska is a place surrounded by harsh and majestic nature, and it makes me feel how difficult it is to live there. It means it's fine if you love each other even in such a tough place.

It's a wonderful story! The interaction between the clumsy and rugged hero and the warm, fuzzy heroine makes me smile! The expression of the heroine's ex-fiance was so funny that I laughed! Everyone around me was nice and I enjoyed reading it ☆

The heroine's father and subordinates (!) The Kyogen twirl is fun, and the words of Ben Atra, a character in the Alaska Natives, have deep meaning and enliven the story. Even though the harshness of the snowy and extremely cold land called Alaska is expressed everywhere, those tough days are mitigated by the brightness of the atmosphere. There are a few places where the design makes you think it's the teacher's early work. I thought Hashimoto-sensei would be able to portray a wild man in an attractive way. HQ doesn't have a desert environment at a fair percentage of Seek, but when it's set in Alaska, I'm surprised that readers want to sympathize with the heroine's preparedness for the days to come. See how difficult it is to improve medical care, with realism in front of you. Moreover, since there are many happenings and there is speed, until the end, there are no dramatic proposals where he realizes his love, confesses, and redefines his love, which is common in HQ. In this work, I feel that it's like stylistic unity, but since I can see Hashimoto-sensei's high level of expressiveness here and there, I wanted a scene where more romance elements emanated from him.