Reviews for The Ayakashi Hunter's Tainted Bride Manga

This review contains spoilers. They bullied them that much, and when they saw their real face for the first time in a long time, they were so sorry that they tried to take it back. It's shallow, but there's a degree to it. I'm looking forward to seeing how Nanao changes ♪

This review contains spoilers. My cousin, who didn't mess around with her, found out that the heroine was making Asagami was so refreshing! In contrast, her husband, who deliciously eats the heroine Asagari, is wonderful. There are many stories where the straight heroine, who did her best in an unfortunate environment, is later found by a handsome guy and rewarded, so I think there is a difference in fun in the details. I think the Japanese style is one of the characteristics of this work, so I'm looking forward to demons and Japanese style elements in the future!

This review contains spoilers. I can't read on without tears. Nanao-chan's cheerfulness and weakness. I hope Nanao, who endured the terrible treatment at Hakurenji Temple, will be happy.

This review contains spoilers. The picture is just so beautiful! There is also an element of chest feces, but it's probably a paving stone for the future, so I'm worried about the continuation. Who will make morning sardines from now on?

This review contains spoilers. A woman who had a personality that didn't even think she was being deceived by her cousin, and lived a life out of sight, discovered a rare ability and her life completely changed. I'm curious about future developments.

This review contains spoilers. I liked this story so much that I just read it all at once. I'm looking forward to future developments. Are you worried about anemia...

This review contains spoilers. This work, which is rapidly rising in popularity, is a Cinderella story where a lonely young demon with the trifecta of money, face, and status turns an oppressed daughter into the bride for the first time. Japanese people love these disastrous personal stories, even though the development is the same every time. The rescue is also set up as a prince who is handsome, rich, and has overwhelming power for some reason. It's just that the same story has been created over and over again, with different characters and period settings. The prince in this work, “Yagyo-sama,” the head of the Benitsubaki family, is an eccentric person called a demon, but in the real world, eccentric people are shunned, so why is it taken for granted in the comic world? Strangely enough, in the real world, ordinary people are favored. Well, as an impression, apart from the fact that the main character, the bride named Nanao, who was oppressed, has bangs that are too long and depressing, the pictures and depictions are beautiful, so I'm glad I bought them. I've only read up to 4 volumes, but if the purpose of marrying Nanao is to suck living blood while also harboring Nanao's spiritual power, it's reminiscent of man-eaters, vampires, and adrenochrome, and I'm caught by the fact that it seems to be a frightening and frightening main story rather than a beautiful story.

This review contains spoilers. Of course Yagyo-sama is cool too!? Nanao is in good health... she is so straightforward and kind, even when treated harshly from her family!? I'm hoping that the heroine, who was taken out by Yagyo-sama from an oppressed world, will regain herself from now on!

This review contains spoilers. An older sister who hates her sister, who has special powers, deliberately made outsiders attack her, and sat as the bride of the head of the family. My younger sister doesn't know that, lives oppressed, and one day she is married to the head of another family who came looking for a wife. I'm really excited to see what the future holds.

This review contains spoilers. I think it's probably because she was young, but it's a pity that Nanao didn't even notice that she was imprisoned by her cousin Akemi... and she doesn't even know that Akemi, who became her wife, knocked down Nanao, who was her fiancee, and Nanao, who oppresses her with “Wounded Things,” is making Asagami? you think that young person is an idiot? What's more, seeing Nanao's face makes me feel sorry... it's nice to be able to leave Hakuren Temple as a nocturnal wife, but I'm a little uneasy because I don't understand Yagyo's true intentions. (There are also words from Ji from Hakurenji Temple...) I'm worried about the future.

This review contains spoilers. It's a common development with the heroine who was mistreated by a vicious woman and oppressed because of her, and the hero who saves her, but the content is very appealing. I'm also looking forward to seeing what happens next. An ex-fiancee who is too convenient with a naughty woman wants the biggest problem