Reviews for His Wedding Ring of Revenge Manga

This review contains spoilers. I was swayed by adult circumstances, but even though the hero was the only one who was protected, the hero's apology wasn't enough! If she had insulted the heroine that much, she would have to repent 10 times that. I made the heroine a treatment that was too bad to be enough to just say forgive me.

This review contains spoilers. It was an impressive work filled with various elements. The comic pictures were good too. The title “Sinful Girl” is a bit wet, or rather, I think it's terrible for the heroine who didn't do anything wrong, but if it meant “beauty is sin,” I'm convinced for the time being. The man named Vito is shallow! It's too shallow! It seems like the root of all evil in this work. It may be unavoidable since she was a child, but I abhor and despise my father's mistress (mother of the heroine) as an evil woman who torments her own mother. Incidentally, the innocent little heroine is also a narrow-minded man full of prejudice that he hates just because he is the child of his mistress. After being reunited with my 18-year-old heroine, I became good friends with her and became a minor (18 is a minor in most countries, right?) I have a relationship with my girlfriend, and at this time, there is a line I made fun of by knowing and playing with my mistress's daughter, but if that's really the case, it's a good place to be crazy. It's a scum that lives up to its reputation for eating and messing up young girls, even if you say it out of shame without actually noticing it. I think the heroine who lives a serious person is a much more proper person, but she's a really disgusting man with a discriminatory and arrogant attitude where she can be despised or trampled on just because she is the daughter of her mistress. What's more, it doesn't say whether they didn't take birth control or if it failed, but I made the heroine pregnant and didn't even notice it. It's a woman's enemy! Even when they were reunited for the second time, they still had a disdainful attitude as looking for money or something like that, and there was no human growth at all. Besides that, she's a helpless man who selfishly becomes jealous with an unlikely suspicion that there is another man as the heroine. I learned the truth about the relationship between Vito's parents at the end of the game, and it seems like I understood that there were about 100 scales attached to my centerpiece, and I'm not really convinced by the heroine who forgave and accepted it by removing the joke, such as reflecting on it or waking up to love, but it can't be helped because it's a promise of the work... I wanted to find a better husband... Anyway, I'm glad that the heroine's wish to make her beloved mother happy came true.

This review contains spoilers. I think it's a good summary of a pretty strong story. The heroine and heroine mother were affectionate and looked cool. The hero hurt the heroine quite a bit, so it was a simple apology, so it's minus 1 star. I think the number of pages is limited.

This review contains spoilers. It was a story where I could certainly feel the interlaced love. I felt how horrible the misunderstanding was.

This review contains spoilers. It was wonderful that the heroine was strong and yet resolute. Compared to that, heroes... the relationships and love between two generations of parents and children are intricately intertwined and complicated, and each weaves various forms of love. It's a very deep and nice story if you read it until the end, but the first half is frustrating from beginning to end by the hero's arrogant attitude. And the heroine's confession of events 7 years ago. This is terrible even though I didn't know it due to misunderstandings. I'm not convinced that they were so easily and immediately apologized. Personally, I couldn't compete and wanted them to be thrown out at least once. The stars are all evaluations of the heroine and her mother. The star in the negative part is the hero.?

This review contains spoilers. The hero's parents, the heroine's mother, and the heroines. Each of them had a deep love, and misunderstandings were mixed up and confused, but in the end, it was a story that everyone understood. The hero's abusive words and subsequent actions were really terrible, and I'm sorry for “I didn't know,” so I wanted another turbulence, so I made it ☆ -1, but overall it was good.

This review contains spoilers. The relationship that became complicated with the heroine, the hero, and her parents involved was sad. I cried in the scene where the heroine revealed her secrets from 7 years ago. The place where the two stick together is 4 stars because I think it would have been nice if they had another bit of trouble, but I don't think there's any loss in buying it.

This review contains spoilers. No matter what kind of serious story it is, Kogoshi has a scene called medicine somewhere, but isn't there any laughter in this story? Are you surprised at how the heroine's mother, who was the hero's father's mistress, treats you?