Reviews for My Doting Husband Won't Let Me Leave Our Marriage of Convenience! Manga

This review contains spoilers. The heroine is rich and grew up without any inconvenience since she was a child, but she felt lonely without the love of her parents there. They were supposed to get divorced six months after being forced into a political marriage with the son of an enemy company, but they gradually became attracted... it's nice that the heroine is a hard worker. I want to see my husband's doting love soon ‼

This review contains spoilers. I read volume 1. It's a title likely to be found in an Isekai monolight novel, but I was surprised because it was a contemporary story. The partner in the political marriage was watching the main character, and I thought he was a likable person. I want to know what's going to happen, so I think I'll read more.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about daughter Iori and the rival company president Takanari getting married for a limited time... but it turns into a doting course. The interaction between the two is carefully drawn, so I'm drawn to the story.

This review contains spoilers. I don't know much about the upper class, but it makes me cry a little when I read the protagonist's lonely feelings. I wanted to have a normal everyday life... it's pretty painful, isn't it? I'm so relieved to enjoy normal happiness with my husband, but I have a feeling that there will be turbulence ahead... I like that the main character's friend is talking about it.

This review contains spoilers. A political marriage between the son and daughter of a hostile company. Little by little, the heroine, who is straightforward and pure, is attracted to high-spear heroes, and when they face each other honestly head-on, the hero responds at the same temperature. It's a pretty classic story. I have a feeling that they will get involved in family trouble in the future. The heroine is cute and soothing, isn't she?

This review contains spoilers. It's a doting story from an unavoidable political marriage with someone who was indifferent and thought to be rather disliked, and a high-spec handsome husband is dependable and cool. I wonder if husbands like this actually exist... that's a comic, so that's great! The story is interesting, but sometimes I'm worried about the simple setting of the heroine, the young lady... I know if makeup has freckles, but can't they be hidden even with makeup? It's a cute setting, isn't it? She's a young lady in a house where the housekeeper cooks meals, but her hobby is cooking, and she wants to be a chef in the future, but only curry for dinner? Aren't you going to prepare side dishes? even if only one person eats it, wouldn't they make it? I wonder if the artist is interesting but can't draw characters very well... sometimes I can't tell them apart from my best friend (is that why freckles?)

This review contains spoilers. I wonder if it's necessary for the young lady to set it up? If you don't have much romantic experience and suddenly get married, it seems like it's easy to fall apart, and those who have had the same level of experience seem persuasive. But that's because the doting scion was attractive because he looked dry.