Reviews for An Impossible Marriage Manga

The reception was stupid, the village was bound by a curse of insanity, my parents were crazy, and even though it was a gag, it seemed like horror, and it was scary. As they gradually came through with their feelings, people who were gradually reading were also drawn in. It's so cute that the attack goes all the way!

It's a story about two people who were reluctantly married due to village legends, from their bad relationship to becoming real husbands and husbands, and I enjoyed reading it very much. Chikage is 20 years old and Momoki is 27 with a baby face, so the feeling I saw was just right for the same age. Since they entered into a marriage without knowing anything about each other, surprising facts were revealed one after another, and each time, Momotaka's reaction was strange. When I learned how old Chikage was, I was simply shocked and avoided Chikage, but in the surprising fact I learned next about Chikage, I avoided Chikage because my love for Chikage was born, so it was very easy to understand the change in Momoki's feelings. Of course, the main story was good too, but the last ant marriage was a story from the first meeting with Momoki from the Senkeime Line to the night of the wedding, and the sight of Chikage eating a bento, which I wrote down, was so cute, and the whole book was great.

There were places where I laughed, so I was able to read it at a good tempo. I felt that the pattern was solid and the subject was well suited. The offensive point of view drawn was interesting.

At first, I thought it was a bit interesting, but the aggressive and unbearable face left an impression on me... Personally, I liked Momoki's colleague Tabata the best among the characters.

They have an extremely strong sense of attack, and they like receiving... The picture alone conveys that. The reception is cute too, but the attack is particularly handsome!

Once upon a time, there were men and women who fell in love with each other in neighboring villages, but they were opposed and made to their heart. In order to calm the curse of those two people, it is a convention where they have to marry someone from a neighboring village, and since there are no women, men have no choice but to get married to each other. I was able to read it so easily and refreshingly with laughter and eroticism.

This is the type of story you can enjoy without worrying about being gay or non-gay. The first reading was gaining momentum, so I didn't care, but when I reread it, huh? they're both nonsense, aren't they!? My silly self wakes up...

It's nice that it's easy to understand! the faces of the two? As I read on, they both looked so cute. The elevator on the way home to pick me up at my colleague's house... it was great.

It's interesting. I was wondering if the setting of the story was a bit unreasonable, but I feel like it's okay for the cuteness of the two of them.

An impactful title and jacket. The reviews were also high, so I bought it. It's an impossible setting, even though it's for the village, but it was interesting.

The reviews were also positive, so I bought it. It was a pretty unusual setting, but I was able to read it quickly without any sense of incongruity.