Reviews for THE PENNILESS BRIDE Manga

This review contains spoilers. There were characters that tried to discredit the heroine, but the heroine, who had acquired courtesy and education, won. I felt sorry for the hero's ascetic lifestyle.

This review contains spoilers. After all, episodes happen suddenly and converge before you know it, probably because it's convenient to put them together as a manga. I don't know the details of why such a problem occurred and how it was solved, but I feel like I can somehow understand it through conversation. The character's emotions also suddenly fall in love with Tokun! It's like that, and the psychological depiction is abrupt. But it has a happy ending and you can read it with peace of mind, so if you want to read it smoothly, go for the manga. If you want to read carefully, I recommend novels.

This review contains spoilers. As expected, Harlequin. I can pull off the impossibility of a marriage between a count and a commoner (laughs). I think the most surprising and profound person here is Duke Merlin. Take in the chimney sweeper and the child of the maid in his own mansion and become his guardian. It leaves an impression on me. Overall, I have only a light image of the count, and I don't think it would have been this interesting if I only talked to women. An aristocrat daughter who fell in love with her older brother is also a perfect person. I think it was a story supported by those around me.

This review contains spoilers. The story isn't set in Japan, so the katakana names were troublesome for me. There was also a setting that looked like a horizontal spear, and it felt like the content didn't come in smoothly.

This review contains spoilers. The love between the chimney sweeper's daughter and the count. The two met by chance. The hero is a woman who meets the requirements for inheritance, and the heroine has a contract marriage in order to escape from her tyrannical father and make her dream come true. The two gradually become attracted to each other. I'm glad it was Happien.