Reviews for The Desert Prince's Convenient Bride Manga

I'm buying the author. At first, I thought he was an arrogant and irreverent hero, but I was surprised that his love for the heroine was so overflowing.

There were many stories set in a desert country that I couldn't really sympathize with because they were based on contempt for women and feudal idyll, but this one, well, something. I liked the heroine's polite and careful attitude, and his patient attitude of waiting.

There are always no mistakes, Mari and Sensei! But it's perfect this time too! Touch the heartstrings! Both the heroine and hero are doctors, and they also find themselves at an unexpected crossroads in their lives. Accept it, love it, and live together! That's a great story!

I love the handsome hero who takes too much care to try to be honest with the heroine, and on the other hand, is misunderstood as not being interested in herself as a woman and is so careless that she doesn't know what to do

Maybe they used to play (laughs), but anyway, he was a hero who was loyal to his heroine and was patient. The heroine is also a well-made woman with a sense of justice, and Harlequins often say, “What? This arrogant misunderstood man!” or “A stubborn heroine who has a point of bouncing back and forth!” or, “Is there no choice but erotic! this guy!” But “don't get caught easily, this Choroin!” There were no complaints at all (laughs) The supporting roles were amazing, and even the damn little sister made me think, “Well, okay,” is the artist's ability, isn't it? That was a wonderful story!

I've only been watching Arrogant Seeks, so the cool Seek who likes and freaks out about the heroine without being arrogant is wonderful.

This book was the first one of Marito's works that I bought. At first, the picture was unique, so I was a little hesitant about buying it, but the content was so good that I quickly became a fan.

This is the first time I've ever thought it was this wonderful with a seek. The heroine and hero are sooo good! There isn't a particularly big mountain, but it's been a while since I read something good. I recommend it.

The heroine suddenly became a mother in place of her younger sister. My little sister's child became the heir to the throne and was taken to the country... it was a very wonderful story to read. The feelings of the heroine and hero were so wonderful. I recommend it. (..)

Not for use by children. Malik appeared in front of Hana on a mission to bring Mika, who will become the next king, back to her country. I thought I was here to persuade Hana, but she was persuaded. It's a story where both Malik and Hana sympathize with the dissatisfaction and anxiety that “suddenly changed the course of their lives,” and they sympathize with the fact that they are in the same occupation, and when it comes to treating heart disease, Malik is moved by the smarts that give immediate answers to Hana's anxiety, and progress in order to share their passion is a story that also serves as a model for fantasy HQ. Calm and cozy. That's good. but stiff. I mean, there's excitement about the flow itself, but it's not exciting. It's probably because it's small and doesn't have that much boldness. Even so, I can't help but stare at it.

There are many story developments in HQ where readers are sometimes left behind, but this story properly conveys how the two are fascinated by each other and the movement of their feelings, so it's refreshing even after reading it. The pictures are beautiful, and I'm happy with the beauty of the two people at their last wedding!

The heroine is a wonderful person with a strong core. The hero is a cute person who can work but is very kind. I wish I could say I fell in love at first sight (laughs)

The heroine is an independent woman with a strong core, and I'm convinced that the hero was attracted to her affectionate point of raising her nephew like her own child (･∀･) The hero was so cute that I thought it was her first love in front of the heroine so much that I didn't think she had a free relationship until now. I'm glad I rarely come across a story that ends comfortably even after I've finished reading it in Harlequin

It was a rare seek for Ai's work, but Ai-sensei's hero is an adult and I like the relaxed atmosphere. The hero this time was attractive because he was puzzled by his sudden love. The heroine, who is affectionate and brave, also has a dignified beauty. It was a work where the beautiful lines of the picture and the flow of the story were smoothly demonstrated, and the artist's abilities were fully demonstrated, and there was something that came to my mind from time to time. After reading, I got dressed and remembered the gift the heroine gave to the hero in the futon, and when I thought, oh, those three will live happily ever after, I couldn't stop crying, and I was moved by the indescribable warm afterglow.

The hero's care for the heroine, who has felt destiny from the beginning, was kind and heartwarming. I was surprised by the hero's harsh words to the heroine's sister. That's right. you're already an adult, right?

It's a heroine who raised a child left behind by her younger sister, and when that child was almost taken back because she was a candidate for the next ruler, she agreed to become the hero's wife in order not to leave. I read it because I was curious about how far the hero's patience was taking a detour, according to everyone's reviews. At first, I had an irreverent attitude, but after that, I felt much more kind, so even when I was finally revealed as being pompous, I didn't get the hang of it. The heroine didn't get emotional either, and since she was a doctor, she moved on the premise that even if her marriage was lonely, there were other things she could do about it, so it was a very quiet flow. I wanted to see the final gift scene on a slightly larger frame.

The hero and heroine fall in love like a middle school student who can't get ahead even though they're adults. The supporting characters were also wonderful, and it was a work that warmed my heart. The gift from the final heroine to the hero was wonderful.

Marrying in a foreign country, marrying a royal family, marrying in the Middle East... this heroine knows that in every sense, she will live in a completely different environment than before. I put the circumstances of being imposed on me by my younger sister, etc., and did my best to raise my nephew to the maximum, leaving myself behind when he was only 4 months old. What's more, even though they are affectionate, their intellect is so high that they can calmly look back on themselves after what happened, and they also have a sense of independence that allows them to live without being dependent on others. Such a splendid personality that is the exact opposite of self esteem. There was a person like this in a secluded place in Australia who had the audacity and enthusiasm to stretch his body for what he should protect. For Malik, it was a wonderful discovery of a piece out of a gourd. Because he has excellent abilities, he can properly evaluate the heroine's appeal. This is a story where the heroine, who continues to be swayed by selfish sisters, grabs happiness, which is common in HQ. Since Ai sensei can draw adults, the way they drew their personalities fit neatly and came together perfectly. It was also nice that Malik was a man with deep feelings.

She was an affectionate and intelligent heroine. It's so cute that the hero is surprisingly deep, aggressive, and unobtrusive. It's a story that makes you feel warm after reading it, but I wonder if there are people who think it's too calm.