Reviews for My Virgin Husband is a Carnivore Sadist Manga

This review contains spoilers. I read it all the way to the end. I definitely wouldn't mistake my first marriage for my older brother. It made me feel like twitching, but it's unique to comics. That was interesting

This review contains spoilers. At first, Hayatsuki's domination was conspicuous from her sudden change after getting married, but I also felt compassion for Yuri, and I accepted my clumsy and erotic self, and I fell in love with Hayatsuki so much that I thought it was nice to meet Yuri who loved her

This review contains spoilers. From the first wedding to the newlywed, I was frustrated by Hayatsuki's moral attitude and Yuri's ease of being swept away and messy, but as I read on, I was relieved by Hayatsuki's clumsy doting, and Yuri's straightforward and straightforward nature became cute. They remained lovey-dovey even when they had children, and they became really good friends with Hayatsuki's parents' house and older brother and his wife, and it was very nice even after reading it. I think I'll reread it again.

This review contains spoilers. It's nice that both of them are clumsy and can resolve or rather talk properly! It was easy to read without any complicated clutches!

This review contains spoilers. A gentle boy who looks like a virgin suddenly changes at the wedding! I was surprised (laughs), but I thought it was good that the fact that I love Yuri was gradually conveyed. Besides, Hayatsuki is so cool!

This review contains spoilers. As mentioned in other reviews, the pictures are certainly addictive, and there are scenes where there is a sense of incongruity. But it has a strange appeal. Before I knew it, I bought up to 16 volumes and was really looking forward to the new release date (laughs). The heroine, Yuri, is an extremely normal person. If they like good-looking guys and are uselessly proud and made erotic, they are immediately swept away. Honestly, I don't know why Hayatsuki is so obsessed. But it's reassuring to feel that Yuri, a small citizen, works so hard to get along and deepens the couple's trust. I'm drawn in. Personally, I think the action scene would be better, but it's nice that it's really erotic with an intriguing feeling.

This review contains spoilers. First, I like characters from when their true nature is hidden. Next, characters that show their true nature are good. Anyways, it's awesome. This is what is called Kyun Kun Deaths. Heck, drawing? is my strike zone, and it's my type. Black hair is the best.

This review contains spoilers. It's my first time watching, but I can't take my eyes off the development where Hayatsuki, who was thought to be a perfect man from his appearance and actions, gradually changes drastically along the way. It also looked like an expert technician that I couldn't even imagine at first, and it changed drastically as if they had been aiming for this from the beginning. I feel that this gap is probably one of the real pleasures of the work. On the other hand, I'm a little worried about whether Yuri will be able to adapt to this escalation, but I'm predicting that she will probably adapt completely eventually.

This review contains spoilers. Hayatsuki cares so much about Yuri, which is cool. A husband who takes a close look at Yuri's appearance, has inclusiveness, gives me words of love, and is also very kind even though she is mean. I was surprised that Aniki and Miyuki had dangerous personalities. Hayatsuki's family is a business family, and Hayatsuki, who is too dry and insensitive to the subtleties of the human mind, seems to be the most decent person in the family. Miyuki was really an immature person who thought that even people's feelings would go the way they wanted, so it was uncomfortable. I wanted to put in words about Yuri's position. It's so nice that Hayatsuki and Yuri are getting along well as a couple. Oh, I loved it, so I'm lonely that it ended. I wanted to see more dates between the two of them and their lives as pregnant women in the last minute. When I thought about my first encounter, I kept thinking that relationships between people are strange.