Reviews for Spanish Aristocrat, Forced Bride Manga

While I was surprised that the ratings were lower than I expected, I was convinced that it was someone else's comment. The artist was probably selected to convey the affectivity of the hero, the Marquis, even if necessary explanatory scenes are cut out. The sight of the protagonist, who intuitively sensed it, doing his best was painful at first, but it was nice that there was salvation as I gradually understood the Marquis's people and background. Unlike other Harlequin works, which are all about having children and having a happy ending, I think it is a work that shows that there are other happy endings. As far as I saw the artist's original work, I felt that the expressiveness and story power were high. If there were a few more pages, I wonder if I could have included a little more. For artists and works with this kind of power, I think that taking the proper number of pages and improving story formulation will lead to an improvement in the image of Harlequin comics.

Will a girlfriend who is as beautiful as pottery and a guy who has all the honor, status, appearance, and talent, but is missing some human emotion, really have a loveless marriage? I just want you to avoid that, but...

Overall, I recommend the review, but it's painful! It had an atmosphere like that, so I read it. They are two people who are burdened with painful pasts and experiences, probably because they can't read in depth, but I felt that they are two strong people who did not run away from there, found their own way to face it, and went down that path. I think the hero was able to meet the heroine and become happy. As for the heroine... it may have been happier not to meet the hero, but it must have been nice to meet someone they love and be able to live together. The future of the two of them ended in such a way that they believed they would surely be happy?