Reviews for From General to Bride: Marrying My Strongest Rival Manga

It was good value and highly rated, so I dabbled in it. A political marriage love story between two people who were enemies on the battlefield. It's not that novel, but I like the characters of the protagonist couple, who are careful and steady, and have a serious and dedicated sense of stability. The heroine is particularly cool. An unfamiliar love that portends to her, who is only a knight and is noble, strong, and dignified. Strong heroes who don't look back on themselves and serve their country have not reached any level of development, but I think that frustration is a highlight. The strong point was the relationship where they grew little by little, based on accumulated trust while being less aware. At the same time, there are plenty of dramas where the heroine works in good faith and confronts people from enemy countries, so that is delicious too. Did it finally move at the end of volume 2? It has been confirmed that the discount will force them to buy something good at the next volume as well. When there is a coupon.

The picture on the cover is prettier and cooler! Even though they say they are feared by other countries, I didn't get the point... the main character is serious even though his words and actions are masculine

The cover and illustrations are beautiful. It's refreshing to watch. The storyline is royal, so it's exciting yet reassuring.

It's nice to have comics where you can easily read such a wonderful original story. But the original one is much better. I can tell you what this artist is capable of.

However, the dress is catastrophically unsuitable. If it doesn't suit you this much, stop wearing a dress and go with pants. The person in charge of comics is probably not good at drawing bodies. There are times when male characters also have unusually broad shoulders, and once I get worried, my eyes are more focused on the body than on the story, and I can't concentrate on the story. I'm in trouble

is the golden lion princess clean and cool? I'm looking forward to the progress of the two, who became a married couple due to a political marriage between enemy countries, and the expressionless expression of love by Berthold.

I thought the heroine was similar to Osle the Rose of Bereil. Keep an eye out for how the two, who don't seem to be good at love, become good friends. I imagined that they would be like comrades in arms even if they didn't become a normal couple.

Both the heroine and the hero are so cool! It's fun to watch as the distance between two people who have settled down changes little by little. I want them to be quickly accepted by Leone's hard work, but I also want to watch the distance gradually shrink

sounds interesting? A beautiful woman dressed as a man. I mean, a cool princess who fights ❗ It's nice that the war ended due to the sudden death of the king of the enemy country, but did she marry the opponent you had fought against until a while ago in that enemy country?? It's complicated ❗ but is that possible in the Sengoku period or something like that? It's fiction, and I wonder if they'll end up being a doting couple no matter what kind of thing they have? I'm a little excited.

I feel that their expressions are a bit stiff, but maybe that fits the feelings of these two serious and sincere people. It's not a princess shogun, and it's drawn in such a way that you can really feel the spirit of a knight, so you can read it without worry. I like the color combination and gold pattern in the table of contents, but I noticed that the color of the base was different in all 3 volumes. I wonder if I'm particular about not letting them have the meaning ~.

It's like the Warring States period when the princess, who was fighting against the knight Berbert from an enemy country, gets married to an enemy country. The story is easy to understand, and I'm looking forward to seeing how these two close their distance.

I was aware that marrying into an enemy country wouldn't be easily recognized, but I can see that it has an impact on people around you more and more due to your dignity and handsome personality. I think Marshal has liked Princess Leone from the beginning, but maybe his feelings about romance aren't easily conveyed to the handsome princess? It's a frustrating relationship, but I want them to quickly go from being people they both love.

Leone wears armor and tries to walk alone without any followers on. I feel that Marshal Berthold picked me up with his sincerity. Maybe they are both in the same way as they are noble and firmly accept their position and look ahead. similar to each other?

I was curious about the picture and read it. Of course, the content was also interesting. It's going to be very continuous. I would like to buy the sequel again as soon as it comes out.

I bought it because I thought it would be a good trial reading because I could buy it cheaply! The picture is stiff, and I like it, but once I got used to it, I didn't care. The content is also a development where you can read ahead, but I'll be buying more!

Like Rose Bell, the heroine is a cool female knight. A political marriage with a shogun who I thought was far from being a bride, but who had exchanged swords from a former enemy country. The marriage is also in armor, like a female knight. The relationship between the two isn't sweet at all, but I'm looking forward to seeing how the two will change when they protect the country from now on and come close to becoming comrades in arms even though they can't be wives.

I bought it because the work I was interested in during the trial reading of the single episode version before came out as a comic. I'm really looking forward to seeing what happens to the two of them in the future. Also, I hope that the Marshal's lover is her.