Reviews for An Engagement without Dating with My Scion Childhood Friend: A Lovey-Dovey Life Even with a Contract Marriage!? Manga

This review contains spoilers. There were twists and turns, but I'm glad Tomoyo and Iori tied the knot! I want them to stay lovey-dovey the whole time. I don't think the picture is particularly beautiful, but after reading it, I got used to it. I'm worried about future developments. I definitely recommend it to anyone who likes love love sweetness!

This review contains spoilers. I was unsure about purchasing it by putting it in the cart or taking it out, but I couldn't wait until it became a book and bought it. There are times when I think I have a little drawing power, but the story is doting (obsession?) So it's pretty good. I'm glad you got gaffled, older brother. Iori-kun, take good care of Tomoyo! I'm looking forward to two lovey-dovey people.

This review contains spoilers. First of all, the picture is very beautiful. The story is solid, and it's also great that the hero is Dele Dele! But the love between the two is still going on... is a development I really like. I highly recommend it!!

This review contains spoilers. The story is about a common childhood friend's engagement, but the two just had sex the whole time and it was nice to flirt from beginning to end

This review contains spoilers. At first, it was fun because of the storyline, but when I thought it was getting more erotic and the content was completely gone, I wonder if the end of the latest episode became a bit more fun? That's it now.

This review contains spoilers. The heroine Tomoyo is abandoned by her fiancé Sota when her parents have died. The story is that at that time, Sota's younger brother, Iori, calls himself his fiancee... The development was a bit rough, but it's nice that Tomoyo is a good kid and makes a good impression, and Iori loves Tomoyo and values her quite a bit. It was interesting, and it was a work I liked, but since a lot of things happened right away at the end, I wanted to read it carefully in a slightly longer story. That's all I'm sorry about.