Reviews for A MIRACLE FOR CHRISTMAS/ MARRYING MARCUS Manga

It's clean without waste. And happy. And it makes me feel warm and happy. Please read it, it will make you happy.

First of all, the pictures are beautiful, and although the toys, buildings, and interiors only show up a little bit, the scenery and people are also attractive. I'm happy that the real villains don't appear in the story either. It even comes with a nice short story, and I can't believe this story is good too.

The pictures were beautiful and the heroine was cute, and it was a wonderful heartwarming story ☘ I've always liked Matsunae sensei's works, and unexpectedly reread old works... of course, it was interesting ❤

I like Matsunae-sensei's work. There are 2 short films this time, and I'm glad that both were fresh, and the heroine, who was not strangely flattering, was swept away by the heroine's sweet words. I think it's true that all of the characters are written with characters you can't hate, and that the tempo is well-organized and doesn't make you feel that the pages are short.

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This is probably my first manga artist, Matsunae sensei, and both books were good, so I'm going to memorize the names now. There was no sense of cutting corners at all, and every character existed in such a way that a place was created for each person. The story also deepens so much that I don't think it's a short story, and the episode lingers in my heart. The first one is a story about a character who hates Christmas, who occasionally appears in HQ, and the person who has the opposite view of Christmas. A romantic comedy reminiscent of a Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks movie. It's a simple story, so I think it's tough to create emotion, but I was able to put emotion and bustle in between at key points, and I was able to take it with me. The last 2 pages are short, so I feel like it's a shame, but that plenty of last scenes also have a pulling effect on the afterglow. It showed detail in depictions other than people, so Don Dawn on page two was persuaded. Quite a bit of detail has also been drawn, and compared to the other HQs in one book, how much effort did this one work take!? I'm glad it was made into a comic, and I thought it must have been breathed into life. There are many things in the form of manga, which are expressed in a position that goes halfway between deformation and realism, while appealing to sight, and showing fragments by vividly cutting out frames, which are different from live action, so you can enjoy them as comics. As for the old woman's heart, I'm worried that it didn't mean that the senator was turned over. Second, I like First Love Achievements, but on the other hand, when I think about it later, I like the fact that one that seemed like the biggest thing in my life was different, and that this is the real thing, because it feels like a way to be happy. As I think about his heart, I feel the expansion of the drama, and the warmth and bustle of the neighboring family made me feel at home, and even though it was a short film, it made me feel the spread of human dramas there, and I felt the teacher's high technical ability in the wonderful combination and structure. I don't like male visuals at all; that's my only weakness, but that didn't bother me. Marcus in the second film isn't even my type, but they are two people who make me think I'm glad they had this combination in their relationship with the heroine, so my evaluation doesn't change because they are different from my own ideals. Happy for the heroine, happy for him too, and we can see that here too. It's enough to get a happy feeling from those two.

I didn't feel that either story was too short, and it was a nice story that made me feel relaxed. The “too kind bridegroom” made me cry a little bit.

I think it's a comic I'd like you to read when you want to touch the gentle feeling of wanting to immerse yourself in an otome style with such a sweet story, about the middle of a comic.

I'm glad both stories have the warmth of family. It was a stable happy ending.

Both were stories about a pure heroine and a reliable hero who fell in love with that heroine. It didn't feel childish, but that purity was evident and it washed my heart. I envy the heroine (lol)

2 short films. The first half is a good story, but I recommend the second one. It's a very warm and wonderful story. The clumsy hero is so nice. I'm envious because it feels like family love ♪

There are 2 sweet and sweet stories. Both depict slightly bothersome heroes in Matsunae style. Isn't it like HQ? It's cute and makes me feel relaxed.

When I thought that story was short, it was a double story. Both stories were interesting!