Reviews for The Greek's Bought Wife Manga

The most pitiful thing, the heroine Tina. They became pregnant with Leandro's brother's child and hid themselves since the funeral, but they got caught up in Heronic's surgery and got married. Up to this point, it was a vulgar act of vulgarity, but it was love at first sight for him, and what unfolded after that was different. I was tormented by the nightmares of a disastrous incident when I was a teenager, and I felt that the act of being aggressive but snuggled up and cared for her night after night was overflowing with warm love. I wouldn't do this if I just wanted kids. “I'll get rid of your wounds and nightmares,” the two became husband and wife. I tried searching for my own memories because I didn't peel the shrimp and let me eat it just because I had my nails done (lol) Defeat Stalker Sabine, it's Hapien

Hero- met her girlfriend, who was her fiancé due to her brother's death, at the funeral. He falls in love with her at first sight and welcomes her as her wife, who is pregnant with her younger brother's child, and a secret strategy. The heroine was previously noticed by the heroine that she was traumatized by distrust of men since her accident when she was a girl, and the distance between the two shrinks steadily from there. I had a very good impression of the two people, the heroine who was very pitiful when I read it, and the heroine, who was aggressive but felt that she loved the heroine. This is one book I recommend.

It's a mystery why the heroine's pregnancy was discovered, but... the hero is wonderful, Panichi's back is amazing

It was very nice though. What kind of friends did the heroine have with Basiri? We got pregnant after spending one night together, so I wanted to know a little more about that. The feelings of the hero and heroine were fairly easy to understand, but it's a bit disappointing.

That was great! I loved it from the beginning and wanted to get it no matter what I did. It's like a Harley Queen story.

It's certainly about Tina's pregnancy, so it's strange that Basiri didn't come up. The author didn't want readers to think about Basiri, or was it convenient on the page... Other than that, I think it was a good story. Nick was great too!