Reviews for Bride of the Barrier Master Manga

I think it's a common feeling, but there are a lot of interesting places where they weren't just being bullied. I'm worried about how my little sister will come out, but I don't want her to play around with it.

These are my impressions up to episode 3. The heroine has a cool personality without losing to the cold treatment from her parents, and she also has strength, so I like watching it. The heroine was taken to act as a complement to her twin sister when choosing a wife for the head of the Ichinomiya family, but the head of the family seems to be concerned about the heroine, not her older sister... I'm worried about the continuation.

It's not a story where the weak heroine is saved by the handsome head, but there are places where strength and poison are applied to the heroine, so it's easy to read.

The heroine is foul-mouthed, and seems selfish at first glance, but no matter what, she supports her husband Saku, and she is a person who can take care of the people around her. The parents themselves were just incompetent and had no eye to see.

At first I intended to take a quick look, but I enjoyed it so much that I didn't care because I was curious about the continuation. The illustrations are so cute that I want to look at them over and over again.

A Cinderella story where an incompetent heroine awakens and is looked upon by high-spec owners. There are also a few battles. I like the fact that Iiko-chan doesn't have any moves because she doesn't show mercy to those who have oppressed her.

I liked the illustrations in this comic, so I was allowed to read them within the scope of trial reading. When I noticed the page, volume 1 was over because it was fun to work it in from volume 1. Even people who say they don't feel like it will be immersed in it once they read volume 1, so be sure to pick it up and read it

In a world where Kekaiji protects Japan, the main character, who was born into a family of surgeons, actually has strong sorcerer powers, but is hiding it. Since she wasn't able to show strength when she was a child, she grew up being compared to her excellent twin sister, and was treated coldly by her parents. It's not crushed even when treated coldly, just a little bit? The main character, who grew up with a bad personality but hasn't forgotten her kindness and is strong, is cool. The story progresses at a good tempo, and the main character, who is first seen by the new head of the family head family who wants a strong surgeon's wife, and the story progresses at a good tempo, and it's fun. They became a married couple due to a contract marriage, and although they are not sexy at all, they have a good sense of moderation where they are getting to know each other little by little and getting closer to their sense of distance. When the husband seriously went on the offensive to marry the main character, the main character showed a cute expression for her age, and I'm looking forward to future developments.

It's a story where the main character, who has been compared to her excellent twin sister and has been oppressed, is misunderstood by a hero and becomes happy. I want to cheer them on.

It's a likely story where they are twins, and even though they were abandoned by their parents for being inferior to their older sister, they were actually ridiculously powerful people... but let me just tell you one thing. I'm not bullying my sister (Hana) like other comics. It's just that kind of girl who was stuck in the way the house was and her parents' thoughts and couldn't move... I'm watching where these two go!

I'm drawn into the exchange between Hana and Saku-kun. Saku-kun is cool. I wish someone like this was nearby. What Hana does and does is cute too, and I'm looking forward to the future.