Reviews for THE MARRIAGE TEST Manga

It was a story about a marriage guide for two young people. In the middle of the story, Andy, an arrogant wife heroine who doesn't understand her husband's work, regretted the purchase, thinking it was a story about correcting her husband, Hero Shawn, but that was different. The two got married in an electrifying manner, so they didn't know each other at all. Not only that, but I only look at marriage on the assumption that being young is unnecessarily sweet. Especially Andy. I understand, very much. It's natural for someone you love and the man you've admired, who you've only met in front of a TV, to be intoxicated by the special feeling that they are next to you. However, reality wasn't easy. I myself am an age where I can't even flatteringly say that I'm young, so much so that the first half of the story made me laugh and think I'm young. It's an island I visited in the name of a test, and Shawn's crazy shopping spree had something I could think of (laughs), but I personally can't get the part where roofing work is a man's job. Regardless of gender, doing something you have no experience with is scary. In particular, the part called the roof also has a slope, and if it is damaged, there is no scaffolding. Shawn just got lucky when he fell. At its worst, even death will pass. Thanks to Andy's younger sister Pam's support, I was able to get back to it even more, but it was too easy to look ahead, which was probably the case for me, and it was still unsatisfactory. However, what really bothered me was that using rainwater as a shower is very unacceptable. If it's rainwater that fell yesterday and today, then when was it the rainwater? Is it a hotbed of bacteria? I felt itchy just looking at it.

A couple who got married speed went to an uninhabited island to take a fresh look at themselves... it was a novel development that Harlequins don't often have, and it was refreshing.