Reviews for The Wolf's Bride Manga

This review contains spoilers. Louie and Zess overcame various adverse effects, and when they finally got through with each other, Zess went to war and came back seriously injured on the battlefield. I wandered through life and death, but I somehow woke up and lost sight in my left eye, but I was able to have children, and lived a happy life, so I was happy too.

This review contains spoilers. It was a very readable story, and I was amazed. But after that, what happened to Azrak, Maruja, and above all else, the western country of Louie, who was so arrogant and belligerent? I believed it was drawn and didn't read on, so I'm still a little dissatisfied. However, the power of the story that I was able to read 5 volumes from beginning to end without getting tired of it was amazing. I'm glad I read it.

This review contains spoilers. It's my favorite series, so I read it. The atmosphere was rough, and there were a number of memorable scenes. There are also scenes that make me cry, and I think it's a moving work.

This review contains spoilers. Actually, it was my first time reading the Wolf series, and I was able to fully enjoy this work alone! I was honestly worried about whether to buy it because the recipient says “androgynous,” but I was curious about the world view with my favorite Central Asia as a motif, so I took the plunge and bought it. There was only a little bit of eroticism at the end, and there were no partial depictions, and androgyny hardly bothered me. Above all, if the story is interesting and you notice it, buy the whole volume! I was fascinated by the changes between the two who gradually became attracted to each other since their marriage of political marriage, and I was unexpectedly fascinated by the glittering decorative art typical of Central Asia. However, I felt that the development of Shirashika-sama falling in love with Louie was out of the blue, and it was just a little bit disappointing. It would have been nice if there were a few more depictions of people being attracted to Louie from Hakushika-sama's point of view... maybe it's a matter of page count. I felt that it was unfortunate even though it seemed like a triangular relationship would work out... Finally, there is a depiction of male pregnancy! Normally, I'm not good at getting pregnant with men, but my heart was filled to the brim when I caught a glimpse of the happy appearance of these two people who were full of ups and downs.

This review contains spoilers. It's a fantasy, or rather a folk thing! The costumes were beautiful and I was able to enjoy the view of the world! I'm reading a story somewhere other than here, and we break up whether it's a work that doesn't make sense and makes me feel really immersed, but this was a wonderful story that I was able to enjoy easily ♩ However. Speaking of BL or something, there are few BL flavors. It's a story about hermaphrodites, and since there's no entanglement, I felt that it wasn't enough when I thought about reading it as BL. It's hard to divide it as a genre, so when it comes to where, it's probably closer to girls' comics ^^ ♩ It looks like a werewolf series, so I'd like to read something different too!

This review contains spoilers. At first, Louie's upbringing was so pitiful that it was hard to read, but after little by little I began to get along with Zess, I really hoped that nothing more painful would happen ❗ I'm glad it was Happien ~???

This review contains spoilers. The final volume in the series I've been chasing for so long! I felt like it started around volume 4, but there was a feeling that it ended a bit smoothly even though there were a few mountainous developments... Above all else, I felt that the cover of the last volume was the biggest spoiler ><I don't think I'm the only one that has that kind of development... (bitter laugh) I'm thankful that it came with a booklet! I felt nostalgic and thought I'd read the series again from the beginning! Anyway, congratulations on completing it!

This review contains spoilers. The pictures and story are polite and usually interesting regardless of whether the settings are special or not. However, as the volume progresses, I feel that the androgynous setting is not being used much. After all, volume 1 was the most interesting. Maybe the reason is that Mr. Zess bonded relatively quickly. Also, the interaction with the editor of the afterword is always interesting.

This review contains spoilers. I've read all of the White Deer and the Wolf series, but this time it's not like Shiraka and the Wolf compete for Louie... but I'm excited just to talk about people from other countries watching the wolf. When I think about the future of Louie and Zess, where there is nothing but difficulties, I would like to say good luck.