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

The prying condition is just right. As a basic rule, My Husband's Doting, the main character's Kojirase is neither too heavy nor too light. You can read it with peace of mind.

The heroine has a low sense of self-affirmation, but her pure, serious, and elegant feeling is drawn well and carefully, so I can't help but support the heroine.

I thought it was a common Cinderella story, but the main character is also a young lady. She is a young lady in a box who doesn't know anything, and the appearance of being puzzled by the president's tsundere gap is cute.

I'm amazed at how the sense of distance between the two, which was a political marriage, is getting closer little by little. My boyfriend is actually overprotective and anxious, which is good! The heroine's confusion, who isn't used to being in a relationship, is also cute! I want to read it all the way to the end.

I can't believe they're doting on you so much! I was unexpectedly obsessed with it from the beginning! it's itchy ~? But I would be happy if you did this to me. it seems annoying when you get older, doesn't it? While thinking about it, I'm looking forward to the new publication

A heroine who is a young lady but has a common sense, and a handsome hero. It's good that political marriage, which was initially wait-and-see with each other, gradually dissolves and becomes doting on

It's nice that these two cool and feisty people are surprisingly honest. I also like the fact that Iori has herself and is usually rough without looking like a young lady. I'm glad we understood each other!

The atmosphere is friendly, and the relationship between the two is good. I'm relieved by the cute atmosphere when I read it. It makes me want to know more about the continuation of this relationship.

Even though he's a good-looking guy, his facial muscles... it's a pity that his heroine doesn't notice him even though he knows he's doting when you look at him from her surroundings... I wonder if 2 more people will make married couples from now on

It was a push work, so I read a single story for the first time, but I recommend the one sold by volume because I can read it without breaking in the middle.

The handsome guy I watched and seemed to fall in love with was worth reading just because of that, but I was curious about the continuation and bought the whole volume. I'm looking forward to the future

If the picture wasn't pretty, the story wouldn't come in... but in this manga, the handsome husband is beautiful. What's more, I'm addicted to the fact that they love it even though it looks cool

A political marriage story that presupposes a divorce between a scion and a young lady. It's still not a doting development as the title suggests... so I'm looking forward to future developments!

The author who draws the comic carefully lines up the characters in the story, so it's a pity that the psychological depiction is not a picture, but a sentence. It's a comic, so I want to read it smoothly, yet all the voices of my heart are heard in the characters. The pictures are poor, but for some reason only men looked cool. The place where the male character begins to dote on the main character is so swampy that I reread it over and over again. Even if the pictures are poor, even if the psychological descriptions are sentences, if the story is good, it's something that bogs down.

It's a common love story where the young lady Iori, who has a sense of common people, and the cool Takanari begins with a political marriage, and the picture is normal. There are times when the balance of a person's hands and feet is a bit strange. What really bothered me was that there was only curry rice on the curry and rice table, so I forgot about salads and drinks. But Iori's dress is elegant and expressive, and I like it all. It's a work that makes me want to support the author lol

The story is interesting, and I'm curious about how the relationship between the two develops. I want to read it again.

I can imagine the story from the title, but I haven't seen my husband's obsession yet, so I'm worried about the continuation.