Reviews for VACANCY: WIFE OF CONVENIENCE Manga

A form of true love that begins with a fake marriage. I like the scene at the hospital that made me realize that I love you. This is one book I recommend.

It was just an idiot fight... no, that kind of story about hiding their feelings from each other. There were no rivals, and the interaction between the two was as bright as Maki sensei.

It's not a playhouse, but they gradually grew up as a couple. The feeling of falling in love, getting serious, and embarrassing is adorable, and they don't want to break up like this, but in order to become a real married couple, they both have to unseal the starting point where they're both running out of paper! The nursing care was great, and I definitely thought that was it, but it wasn't that easy to settle. There is also the presence of a mother-in-law who is the composer. “What should I do? The scene from “I Love Cyrus” has chest pain even here as I read it! It's an understandable development that makes you want to run away. Anyway, even from a rational beginning where we weren't aggressive, I think we were able to meet a good partner who could sincerely say “we are a married couple” at the end. The lawyer my late father had requested was a probable reason, but there was a sinful aspect of this story where they almost lost the profits received by the heroine due to unavoidable circumstances, and on the contrary, there was a fateful aspect of turning a disaster into fortune. Also, the reader is stressed in the first half due to the severity of his stepmother's treatment, but before Salvation appeared too late, he was a hero and came in at just the right time, and he himself was like the heroine's savior. The heroine was saved from her mother-in-law's misdeeds, and now she helps in nursing. Meanwhile, he has a convenient formal marriage, as stipulated by HQ, only because he wants to stop disadvantages from occurring if he doesn't get married. A paper-cut marriage, which began based on mutual interests, is literally a paper-only connection, and the story progresses somewhat indifferently for a while. A nursing incident where contact time increases, even though I thought it would somehow stay the same. The form of marriage was the reason and framework for caring for his partner, visiting him when he had fallen ill, and cultivating the feelings of both. The place where he talks about his feelings is also profound, and it's a soft landing. I like it very much. The 3 frames in which he decided to turn down his sudden offer and head to his company, and the one frame just before that, a total of 4 consecutive shots are expressions of slightly intense looking lines with a slight sense of incongruity. I can see one aspect of the fact that it shows a firm feeling in the overall calm tone, but as an accent, it somehow left me with the feeling of being caught even if I didn't show it in that way.

It was really a paper-only contract marriage, but it's a wonderful story where hearts get through. It's a kind story.

The cute ❤ story feels like it came true, but the process of walking up to each other was great!

It's a common staple of contract marriages. But I like this kind of story (lol) the two main characters were fascinating and likable, so I enjoyed reading them? I wanted to be relaxed until our feelings got through, but the feelings we had for each other were easy to understand and exciting? However, it's a matter of taste, but I don't really like pictures, so -1?

A contract marriage where the two of them only made up for what was lacking. But it was you who stood by me during my difficult times... It's a great story, but I also wanted the last one to feel a little better.