Reviews for The Prince's Bride-To-Be Manga

Being able to get married to someone I've always loved is a story I've always admired. On top of that, he's worried about his kids. Harlequin has to be like this. It was a fun time.

A heroine who marries a hero in place of her younger sister. The hero was also able to properly identify the twin sisters, and I thought it would be easy to do, but I was impressed that my little sister was secretly hated and became Cupid (^-^)

The unwavering feelings of the heroine Caroline, who takes her place and impersonates Elinor, are well conveyed. On the other hand, I also understand the pain of the hero Michelle, who is hurt when betrayed by love and left. But Caroline is better. The assertion that if he loved him, it wouldn't mean he didn't believe in love even if he was betrayed and hurt, woke him up. Above all else, the humanity that oozes out even if they are impersonated was not misled, and the gaze of Michelle, a key point where she was drawn to it, made me feel irresistibly excited.

It's an amazing picture, but I like it quite a bit. It makes me dumbfounded, so I think they're good at showing off. The story was also set to my liking, with the twins swapping. I wanted to take a look at these two people who were a little happier. Too bad they always end up with a wedding or something at Harlequin.

I was reading it, and it was Gene. I'm a little teary about the stubbornness of the main character, who takes the place of her older sister and lives with Prince in love, and the sudden development of the last one.