Reviews for An Impossible Marriage Manga

This review contains spoilers. They end up getting married according to village rules, but it's good that they gradually fall in love with each other. What I liked about the attack, which I'll understand later, was quite amazing from the beginning!

This review contains spoilers. The setting was interesting, the pictures had a sense of stability, and it was a good quality story. At first, they gradually became attracted from a state where they were incompatible with each other, and then went from being a formal husband to a relationship involving heart. I was happy to be able to see the lovey-dovey aspect at the end. However, the process of getting attracted was a bit fast, or rather a bit unsatisfactory, and it is said that it is impossible to go back to the village without saying anything about the attack... I felt like I had forcibly put in one last moment in agony, and it was a pity that I had been a little more careful around that point. But overall, I was satisfied with the reading, and I thought I'd like to read it after the two spent time as husband and husband. What a great couple!

This review contains spoilers. Both parents and the village were surprised by the official marriage, but I'm glad that he attacked from the beginning, and it was nice to have a cute and heartwarming happy ending where his feelings of being clumsy and difficult to understand changed.

This review contains spoilers. Full title work/198 pages. “What's wrong with being self-sufficient!” I like it, and I try to check out comics by this author. The picture of the wedding was written on the cover of this work, so I had a heavy image, so I didn't buy it. Follower's review triggered it, and it was written that the price was reduced again, so after a trial reading, I got a little interested and went to the purchase box. Since it was a work nominated for the BL Award, there was a coupon and I was able to buy it at an additional 10% discount. I'm glad I didn't poke it right away... (I stroked my chest down) [Attention! [Spoilers included thereafter] It is an old custom handed down in the village where people from both villages are married to each other so that disaster does not happen to the village, and since there were no targets for women, they are two people who were forced to have a wedding with each other. On that night, even the marriage contract (sex) must be performed as a ceremony, but the two couldn't do it and they greet the next morning (of course!) They are forced to live together in order to make them perform an act (ceremony) of a marriage contract. (Both mothers are a mess!) Even though I knew the end where the two of them loved each other after this, there was a lot going on while I was reading it. But when I saw that Chikage-kun was aware of Shirakawa-kun at first sight from the matchmaking scene, what was holding it on my chest made me pull away. However, Attack-kun is a virgin and that accustomed dignity during the act was a bit unnatural. I was young... so I handled it in my own way.

This review contains spoilers. It was entered for the E-Comic Awards 2022, so I reread it. It's an impossible setting where even men have to get married for the sake of the village, but the process where they gradually become “ants” for some reason is interesting! Is there also “impossibility” of various emotions? Chikage (Chikage, college student) ✕ Momoki (Momoki Lehman) Momoki's colleague Tabata-kun is doing a good job.

This review contains spoilers. I read it because it was attached to the grand prize banner and title ♪ Each scene was carefully written and I was able to read it comfortably ♪ even if I was forced to do it, they got married anyway... I sympathize with the place where each heart comes close. However, I think I wanted them to wear pure white for the second (true) wedding.

This review contains spoilers. They are two people who were brought together because of village customs that they must become husband and wife, even if they are men. Chikage-kun, who can't be honest because he's a big, unfriendly college student, and Hyakki, a beautiful older brother with a baby face and perfect housework. It's a really well-made story about how they were attracted to each other until they crossed the last line, and what they looked like after crossing it. It was fun ~. Chikage-kun, whom I had been in love with from the very last moment, was cute and it was a nice story. Satisfied~

This review contains spoilers. The pictures were beautiful and easy to read. There is no such thing as nurturing love from marriage by force. It was a common story, but the hole was so fascinating that I thought it was wonderful.

This review contains spoilers. That was interesting. It was nice to do it after the two people who ended up getting married didn't have a relationship right away and their feelings got through. My colleague ended up feeling sad, so it was a bit sad.