Reviews for A Paper Marriage Manga

I thought this drawing was very suitable for the story and was very similar. I was able to bring out the heroine Liddy's original intention, cuteness, and cuteness. Hero Jonah is 10 years older than Liddy, even by low estimates. But I think it can be said that it has a good effect on making you look younger. There seem to be few opportunities to get to know a single man due to his occupation as a nanny, so Jonah can be said to be lucky. The story is grueling for Liddy. Liddy is struck by despair and sorrow of being left out of a mosquito net due to the crisis of losing her birthplace and the crisis at her father's company. However, they failed to create these sorrows and other joys in facial expressions, and it was difficult to read emotions from facial expressions. So the passion is also weak. But with this, it seemed like a custom fit for dealing with Liddy, who was more like a girl than a woman. Jonah's steadfastness in law, which holds out Liddy's hand to help her father, increases her likability. However, his personality isn't conveyed at the moment. It's called “troublesome” when it comes to relationships with women. Well, this isn't something I can't understand because I really don't want anything other than Liddy, but there are almost no events when the two of us are together (just talking about money and the house), and there are no emotions shared by the two. Other than saying that he is a good person because he is a loved one's family, I feel uncomfortable not being able to see what kind of person he is. Liddy, who was made to do a fraudulent act called debt collection due to Liddy's mother's selfish speculations, takes advantage of that act and is troubled by such an act, and Jonah takes advantage of it into their marriage. Fundamentally, they both have a feeling of “like.” However, the temperature difference is huge. I was expecting how to resolve that, but there was no clear answer. However, I was able to enjoy Jonah's relentless act of not letting go no matter what happened.

It's a common story in Harlequin, but the psychological depiction of the two main characters was nicely drawn, and it made me feel kind. It's nice that there isn't a single villain. I can see that the reviews are high ✨

She was a hero and an innocent heroine who made plans to obtain it no matter what method she used. I'd like to take a closer look at the part after the feelings came through.

The heroine is humble, but she says it when she says it! The personality is wonderful, and so is the hero's jealous! That was a wonderful story!

I didn't know this person wrote Harlequin too. What is the cuteness of the shameful heroine. There were a lot of fierce heroes who yelled at this point, so I was healed by a gentle hero and comforted by an innocent heroine. I read it nostalgically because it reminded me of when I was a student who was addicted to twinkling and cozy. I want more to be written.

It's not eventful, but was the natural storyline based on the heroine's honesty, who thinks about her family, and doesn't take too many detours? No one gets hurt, and everyone has a happy aftertaste.

After I finished reading it, I didn't understand the meaning of the title A Brief Marriage at all. There doesn't seem to be a literal translation of the original title, and I was wondering if the title more suited to the content would be interested in it. The story is so wonderful, and the heroes are just too ideal. Even though they are rich people with good upbringing, I'm really glad that they don't have any arrogance that Harlequins tend to have, and they are also so cute that they are so sweet.

I'm relieved ☆ Everyone who comes up is nice ~. I liked this author's one and bought it ♪

The content was refreshing, and I felt that both the main character and him were cute and smiling.

The hero heroine is too cute! I was excited to read the setting and development, and the last one was a satisfying happy one. I'm glad I read it! The picture was good too!

Liddy was adorable from beginning to end! I understand how the adorable Jonah feels. I'm glad that the picture also fits Liddy's serious and ephemeral image.

That was great. They both had their first love, and in the final scene, Liddy's cuteness was at its max.

A happy ending before I'm not sure about something? Do you really like it? Do you grow love peacefully when you get married? It's like, they're two people who are a good match, but they don't feel like they're a good match. But I just read it again. After all, I like this story.

It was Takahashi Saemi sensei's work. “Twinkle Twinkle Sweet,” “Heavenly Heart,” and “Tenkyun!” I recommend it to people who like it. It's a pretty bland story, but with the power of this writer, I think it's a wonderful story without any unnaturalness at all. But why is that? This person's love affair always has a father-daughter vibe, isn't it? ★ Aim for Harley 100 review 9