Reviews for A Bride's Story Manga

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 2 volumes! The picture is so fascinating ♡ The story is also very good ‼ ︎ the main character Amil is also very cute ‼ ︎ everyone loves her. I'm sure Karluk is also more than a little attracted to Amir

This review contains spoilers. The main couple, Amir and Karluk, are good kids, and Karluk is extremely handsome, so you can watch with peace of mind. They are the type that feels a kind of fateful longing for an arranged marriage, so it is wonderful how the love between these two people as a married couple grows healthily. this kind of thing is awesome. What bothers me about the end of the line says Pariya! Pariya is a character that seems a bit idle and isn't good at choosing words, but I think she's really cute. A place where I can see her, which doubles as my own memo. ・First appearance in volume 2, episode 6, ・I was liked by a father passing by in episode 16 while showing up a little bit of his face in volume 3, · The marriage progressed in volume 4, episode 18 (the last page of this story really sinks), · in volume 8, I was able to nurture a love while doing my best with embroidery that I'm not good at, and I can inadvertently see places I don't want to be watched; I lost my way of being and made new friends; · In volume 9, I went to see water mills and things that happened The effort to shorten the distance between you and your partner is clumsy, cute, and I'm reading it as a steady growth makes me smile. Umar, you have eyes to see... in episodes 79 and 80 of volume W.12, you can see a little bit of everyday life, and that was nice too. After that, the old lady is just so cool! The figure holding a bow in volume 1, the extra chapter in volume 5, and many others, is amazing. While various other “Otsubito” have appeared, the feelings of a “mother who will marry” are depicted in volume 4 of the twin stories, and there was something that struck me in my heart as a mother with a daughter. The story has gotten a little long, I'm a little bad at Taras, and I'm wary that they won't deviate from my taste if the story gets too big due to getting too involved with Russia, etc., so the star is one negative. But I won't die until I see Pariya getting married. Also, the biggest mystery in this personal work is how Amir grew up to be such a carefree and good kid. in that family... with that dad...

This review contains spoilers. The story revolves around a 20-year-old daughter Amir and a 12-year-old boy, Karluk. Anyway, the picture is beautiful. I don't think it's a comic. The time is the 19th century, and the location is probably around Central Asia. The growth of the two is depicted in detail. It's a book where you can enjoy not only the story but also the pictures.

This review contains spoilers. After all, the drawing is amazing. I am overwhelmed by the careful writing that seems to have been meticulous in every corner. There are few callouts, so it's easy to read. This is the story of several newlyweds from Central Asia in the 19th century. I don't know which country it is, and the culture and customs are all surprising, so it's very refreshing.

This review contains spoilers. Anyway, I had the impression that the pictures were so detailed and amazing. After that, I'm going to embroider on cloth with wedding tools! I mean. It's such a large amount that I have to do it steadily from a young age... do I definitely have to do embroidery? Can't just cloth be enough? Or rather, why do people bring cloth as wedding equipment? Oh, I wonder if I missed that kind of thing drawn in comics (sweat) because I don't understand that kind of historical background at all. But why did Karluk's family allow Amir's family even though they attacked Amir to take it back? Can I forgive my family if they were hurt in that fight? After a few volumes, Karluk trained at his parents' family's place (?) I was doing it. They used to say that a lot, so I was wondering if they didn't care! After that, I wonder if I didn't need the scholar's love story or the twin stories. The twins were just loud and a little uncomfortable.

This review contains spoilers. I am drawn to the subtlety of the picture. The leading couple had an 8 year age difference between her husband of 12 years and his wife of 20, but they didn't develop a sense that they weren't good at Oneshota. According to the author, it seems that the heroine Amil packed all the settings anyway. Amil misunderstood the meaning of her mother-in-law's words and washed the clothes she was wearing. I inadvertently wear underwear in public, but I don't feel uncomfortable.