Reviews for The Prodigal Bride Manga

You've collected all the flags for the final installment of the series, haven't you? it came out from the beginning of the series and finally their turn came around lol lol is the pure love story of the hero who is the owner of the mansion that takes place? The heroine has also appeared since the second episode. Compared to the heroines in episode 1 and 2, they look weak and weak and have no presence, but why did they do the loudest thing and were the boldest in terms of disturbance?? The hero was also majestic and seemed to think logically throughout the 3 episodes, but when it came to the heroine, they seemed distraught, and that gap grew. Episode 1 of the series is interesting, but after all, I have to watch it through episode 3, right? The original story was Omnibus, but was Comicalized by the same author, really enjoyed it? By the way, Sagara sensei wrote rude things in the review, and there are many other things that have been said (sorry), but the drawing was accurate and the angle of the scene was amazing, and I was drawn into a historical world. For my part, I'm really glad I didn't eat it and stopped hating it. It seems that no historical work has been drawn in the past 10 years, but I definitely want to draw it again. Setsuni m (_ _) m

This is the third film in the Nineteenth-Century Lovers trilogy. We recommend that you read them in order. It depicts the real thrill of romance, passing each other.

Everyone has different misunderstandings, misunderstandings, lack of explanation, and circumstances of breaking up. Pieces depicting feelings about the wife's pain after breaking up were beautifully inserted into the story where each misunderstood event was mysteriously solved, and I was struck by the expression of the feelings of a husband who loves his wife in this work. The depiction of believing in his wife solidifies every time something happens is good. In addition to his words and actions full of love for his wife, there are also places where he implicitly shows future stability for his wife, even if she is disliked by her husband (because he is someone I really like), without any cuts! Also, there is actually a lot of content, such as investigating the truth of the incident that caused the two to live apart, and the heroine's crisis hit. It handled it perfectly, and it was amazing. I admire Sagara sensei's ability. Sagara sensei is wonderful that her paintings are not rough. There is a lot of variation in levels of Harlequin comics, but it's nice that you can pick up the teacher's work with peace of mind. The afterword mentioned the historical investigation of dresses, but yes, it's clear that they weren't drawn properly. When it comes to comics where visuals are important, not only women's clothing, but also men's clothing, the persuasive power of appearance is important. That's because for some reason I don't understand the cheapness of historical stuff rather than the lies of seek stuff. I'm so sorry that I have to draw so much history at the same price. Contrary to her strict appearance, the great-aunt's movements are detailed. It is also thanks to this person's intercession that I was able to enjoy my husband's feelings for the heroine. Due to circumstances, I can only do HQ for about 3 consecutive holidays now, but I am satisfied with this work that is greedy for HQ elements.

This is the third installment in the mini series. A heroine who appears under a hero with dark rumors. The reason why the heroine disappeared 4 years ago and the foreshadowing up until now have been collected, and we will greet Daidanen. Heroes are pretty jealous, aren't they? Even though he has the most sorry face out of the three. But that's good.

The final part of the trilogy. All incidents are connected and solved. the culprit is that person. Please check the work for details. The main characters in the third part are the owner of the mansion and his missing wife. The fact that my young wife, who was 17 years old at the time, was forced to leave the mansion during the absence of her husband, who got married 4 years ago and immediately left for the war, is also connected. However, this time the wife's disappearance would not have happened if the military hero had honestly told his wife that he loved her. The hero who fell in love at first sight but never said he loved his 17-year-old young wife even though he married his 17-year-old young wife also had a great deal of responsibility. If you get sick of this, please tell me how you feel properly. It was a good work throughout the trilogy.

The original author is different, so it's hard to understand, but after reading “Propose to the Female Heir” and “Lady's Adventure,” which are also drawn by Sagara Kyoko sensei, all the mysteries have been solved and it's refreshing! The misunderstandings between the wife who disappeared and the husband left behind are intricately intertwined, and even though they are supposed to love each other, their feelings don't get through and I'm excited... But at the end, there was a quick misunderstanding, and the mystery spanning the three works was solved, and it ended happily. If you're going to read it, I recommend reading all three works, thinking it's a series.

I haven't read any of the other series, but my wife, who disappeared from passing by, is now safe with the former Saya. The incident was solved too... it's Happien and it feels good after reading it. Maybe I wanted a little more sweetness. The elegant clothes are also stunning.

The final part of the series. Anthony is the calmest.. When I thought about it, they were ridiculously jealous, had a high level of pride, and were the passionate type. Why did William, who was the little villain in all of the series, become such an adult?

In the final episode of the trilogy, all the fuzzy things up until now are solved, if the hero honestly expressed his feelings, everything would have settled in a circle, it would have all settled down in a circle, happy, and above all