Reviews for An Impossible Marriage Manga

I was attracted to the author and the setting and bought it (^^) is it an otome? There were times when I felt that, but even so, it was interesting as expected.

It was my first time reading this writer, and the story was interesting and I enjoyed it! I'm glad there was plenty of eroticism too!

Chikage (Chikage), a college student, and Momoki (Momoki), an office worker. The story begins where the two end up getting married even though they are men due to customs between the villages they are from. This is a ton demo setting. This is fantasy BL! I understand. The smell is also strong from the words and actions of relatives. I think whether or not you switch your head here and read on is the turning point of whether or not you can enjoy it. If you ask for realistic persuasiveness, it will go bankrupt from the setting, so it's over. The pictures were beautiful, and there was a lot of beauty in sesame seeds and the coolness of the attacking characters. There are also several H scenes, and you progress step by step. The correction was white out and some tone frames were white out. It helps when I want to read something with Sarari.

The main character also has a personality, but the good tempo to overcome even messy developments is nice. Among them, erotica is so sweet that it melts in the mouth, creating a gap. I bought other works, but the tempo is still good and easy to read!

At first, Chikage also thought it was impossible, and Momoki thought it was ridiculous, but for some reason, I started to worry about Chikage, Hyakki. I can't believe I fell in love with him so much that I worried strangely that it would be okay for a man to graduate as a virgin, that young guys would get better and be thrown away. I'll always be happy even when I go back to my village.

It was written down and has an offensive point of view, so it's a satisfying book. It's a pity that even though the visuals were so well received, they looked like an otome from the middle.

Yes, but it's a good match. I was drawn into the development and read it all at once. There is no loss in buying this work.

I liked “More Than Work” by this author, so I bought this one too. It was a story with an interesting setting, and the physical disparity was amazing... but I wonder if it was too sudden that I fell in love with Attack.

I thought the others were more interesting, so I gave it 4 stars. I felt like I fell in love with it all of a sudden. The pictures are erotic and cute, and I love them after all.

I think it would be fun to read the setting of marriage due to village customs if it was accepted as a comic ♪. However, my tension dropped because my colleague Kudari, who wasn't much of a hit, was too much for me. If you don't do anything after all, you don't need to talk about it from your colleague's point of view. It's probably paving the way for the spin-off, and I thought it was too many pages.

It's an unusual setting, but it progresses comically at a good tempo, so it was interesting to read it without any sense of incongruity!! Basically, I was reading while smirking, but I was moved by how good the last one was ~ (*'ω`*)

The pictures are beautiful and easy to read. The way the story progresses is also amazing! I feel like that. The changes in feelings are carefully drawn, and it makes me happy to read The Wife and Mom both have good characters lol romantic comedy. But don't you reread it over and over again? I thought it was 4 stars.

I bought it because I was curious about the synopsis. were you glad they were flirtatious at the end?

Don't think deeply about the impossible customs of the countryside lol it was great for me as a love story that starts with hate. I'm not good at attacking younger guys, but they're wild and manly, their reception is baby-faced, and I'm glad they didn't look like there was much of a difference. If I had to say, a hit horse? I was so satisfied and enjoyed it because I didn't need any colleagues like that. Postscript, impressions of volume 2. The number of flirting between the two was increasing, and it was great. I mean, they're just flirting (laughs) they love each other and it was really nice to feel like they're a couple.

It was really good! At first, I thought the setting was too fantasy, but the two main characters and characters were so friendly that I cheered for them! I also want to read Husband Life! I was moved by the drawing power and writing that was so beautiful and easy to understand (what's going on) even though it was blank!