Reviews for Ready for Marriage Manga

A series called “Who Is Your Lover”, a love story for each brother. The heroine's conflict is a bit bothersome, but I think it's a dramatic finish with Kano-sensei's ability to keep you from getting bored. The hero's unwavering thoughts are amazing ‼ ︎

I reread it unintentionally. The story was good. If the quality of the picture was a little better...

Due to pressure from their mother and the world, they are two people who seem to separate even though they have feelings for each other, but “by being together, we can get stronger and overcome difficulties!” It's a story that sticks when you notice that. Both the hero and heroine are weak because they really like each other, and that's why they're the strongest couple when they're together. The hero mom is a bit annoying, I think this person also really loves her son, but... in the end, she probably places the most value on being a politician's wife. It's probably true that I love my kids, though.

To become the wife of someone you love, you also have to be a resident of the world that person lives in. If you think you can't be yourself, you can't be a wife. If you like it, you need to be prepared to get married. I still felt that I wasn't used to drawing sharp lines. When I looked at Kano sensei's other works, I felt that the time this work was presented was probably that the season for fat to stick is yet to come. The impression is that each episode changes abruptly. After rereading it, I felt that it was worth paying attention to the fact that the elements it focuses on are actually unusually common for HQ. The fundamental question of marriage is confronted through a marriage story with a person in a house that requires a kind of preparation to become the wife of a promising politician in the future (and she hasn't run yet), and in a sense what is required, has a foothold in the modern social world. Can we move forward with a combination of love rather than a calm and practical combination between institutions? The heroine has to force herself to step down twice. I know how you feel. However, when I thought about his disappointment, who had been rejected for marriage proposals twice, it made me recognize once again that this theme is an element that has not been handled easily even though it is an HQ genre, whether it is possible to overcome everything with love alone. The first time, how he suffered, there is a limit to understanding since the reader is a woman, and on the other hand, the heroine conveys that it was painful for both of them for 3 years with a trend that made her detect that it was probably because she withdrew herself. The second time, on page 67, there's too much to fathom in his mind. However, here, readers may look more at the heroine's expectations that he will live a normal life rather than his feelings. There is a scene on page 108 where “I was your thing,” to the heroine, who shudders that it's impossible. How would it have been if the structure made this place exciting? I feel that it's the boundary between his solo sumo wrestler and whether or not to be shown. A wife has a wife, and a husband has dreams and hopes, and life is ultimately different. However, when we love each other and get married, it makes me think about what being a wife and husband means for the other party. At the same time, I can't help but think of the politician who was just elected as the new French president and his wife. On page 112, “If You Were Suffering for 3 Years/Me Me/ I Know How Hard It Was to Withdraw,” I feel that the heroine's lines are not just for one side, but for the two.