Reviews for Once A Ferrara Wife... Manga

The truth about the heroine is too painful. For the heroine, who wasn't good at conveying her feelings to people, she was unable to talk because of the severity of that fact. It's too sad. The hero's sister was a big presence. A miracle happened that seemed like it was taken, but I'm glad it had a happy ending that made me feel happy.

I am convinced by everyone's high praise for this work. It wasn't that they had a lover or betrayal, they just passed by because they didn't have enough words, and they didn't notice their feelings for each other. When the heroine talks about suffering, the point is the hero's kindness to accept it. It's a work that makes me cry after reading it over and over again.

A normal halle has a happy ending after they meet, fall in love, and have twists and turns, but this story is really realistic, or rather, it's a story about a troubled couple that seems to actually happen. It wasn't intense, and the waves of conversation progressed smoothly in the second half, but the mentality of the two was properly depicted, and I was able to concentrate on the story in a very easy to understand manner. It's nice that it's fictional and dramatic, such as a chance reunion or a structured encounter, but I think non-fictional stories like this are also nice. I said, “You don't trust men!” I was told by my colleague, so maybe I was able to tune in with the heroine's feelings?? However, the story was so good that I wanted to give it ★ 10. Not only was the hero arrogant characteristic of Harley, but I was also able to feel kindness and compassion!

It's a story like that. At the beginning, they are two people who love each other and get married, but that happiness unexpectedly fades away when the heroine has a miscarriage. Two years have passed, and the two who are separated will resume for the hero's sister's wedding... The period from when we first met until we got married is a common feeling in Harlequin stories, so this work was interesting because it felt like I was reading beyond Harlequin. Anyway, it's frustrating until everything is clear, and from the point of view of people who have given birth, there are places where it feels bad, but I'll leave that alone. This author seems to be a person who carefully creates stories, and although this is my second work I've read, both were interesting. Even though the picture looks like a girls' manga, you can fit right into Harlequin's unique atmosphere. I like men's sad expressions. I'm going to be quiet. After that, my little sister is a good character who is good (!!!)

We didn't tell each other everything, so our marriage became relentless. I don't know if it took a long time, but I wish we had talked sooner — at the end, I'm glad everyone had a happy ending. However, I wonder if I'm the only one who feels like something happened to my brother-in-law's attitude and heroine!? There are still questions left, so it's -1.