Reviews for The Man, the Ring, the Wedding Manga

It's a beautiful picture, and it fits perfectly in response to expectations that HQ would do something like this. The decorative depictions of the interior have a European classic feel rather than American-modern, and the hotel, which is the central setting of the story, has a strong presence. Since it is carefully expressed, the process of renovating and reviving an old hotel that had been abandoned and the scene of the opening ceremony as a result is not a flimsy supporting role. There are also concerns about the frames drawn by the characters, and the sloppy feeling common in HQ isn't here. I can clearly understand how important beautiful pictures are in this genre of comics. It was so serious that I didn't think it was necessary to break it down that far in one place (page 81) in a scene where I was just trying to do it a little bit. If I were to change that state of affairs, I think it would have been better if there was a game about the unexpectedness of the camera eye and the choice of the object to be projected (the ring is enough).

It's exciting to see fate, love, and thoughts for living intertwined. If you have this kind of love, you can live ❤