Reviews for TO BE A BRIDEGROOM Manga

The story is the most fun in the trilogy. Surprising things, such as if an interior designer were the one who sometimes had the housekeeper clean it, is probably possible. However, why did Jack's mother leave with her secrets? Why did the two get along when communication was interrupted? Each one was a different perception from Yuki Zuri no Koi!? When I think about things like, etc., I have a mixed feeling that even though it's HQ, they are putting non-happien in there. I couldn't help but think that this story was made on just a small act. If it had been achieved, the second son edition wouldn't have been completed, so that is also a necessary evil (!) is it? There are also profile faces I can go with from time to time, but apparently, boys drawn by Ei-sensei often come up with profiles that I don't like. They seem to be drawing in the same category, and there is another person in the HQ comics world in the class of mogul, and I'm not good at both of them. Even so, there is no sense of cutting corners in Ei-sensei's paintings, and there is no such thing as filling in the gap between scene changes with pictures such as plant leaves, etc., so it's impressive to look at. It's a story that unfolds as a result in a small space, but at the end of the three brothers on the other side, they seem to be struck by Tajitaji's feelings, wondering if they intend to make them see the same scene over and over again. No, but I thought this was the work I wanted to give the highest stars out of the three. The eldest son edition, the second son edition, has a delicate picture finish with 4 stars in the latter half of the 3-point range, and if adjustments are made, I would like to evaluate this one without adjustments.

From beginning to end, I was able to read on happily while guessing the heroine's true identity as if it were a hero. As a result, a gorgeous family was completed lol.

For some reason, only this third son doesn't have an original story, so I read this. It's probably convenient for the page, but that's not surprising. It progressed smoothly compared to my older brothers, so I felt like it wasn't enough.

Volume 1 is complete, but each depicts the love affairs of the 3 Hunter brothers, so when I read all 3 volumes, I feel like I've finished reading it. Jordan is the youngest child and the purest and cutest. This work has a nice aftertaste.