Reviews for A Bride's Story Manga

Every time I follow the volume, the story of Karluk and Amir disappears, and it ends with a story about new characters, so I don't know what kind of end I want to do now.

The first half was interesting, but since the main character's appearance gradually decreased and it became a story about the lives of the characters around him, it's probably boring for me personally. I want them to get back to the main character's story soon.

The pictures are careful, the story is careful, the depiction is careful, the coverage is careful... I think everything is carefully crafted. I'm impressed that I can draw even just a single frame, which is common in everyday life, in such an interesting way. Of course, the characters drawn by this artist are bad people, but all of them are attractive people, and I feel like there are many pure people. There are also disputes, but the circumstances behind them are also clearly depicted, and I don't think they will end in a bad way. Since it is set on a vast earth, most of the people who appear are open-minded, positive about life, and I think they are living in a natural state. This story, which seems like it's still going on, is refreshing after reading it, and I'm sure you'll feel that your heart has broadened a bit.

I don't really like it. But the other stories are interesting. As customs and customs differ from country to country, I'm curious about how they will live in the future. The pictures are also beautiful, so you can enjoy it.

It's like looking at an art textbook. The fact that there are few lines doesn't break the view of the world and creates a unique atmosphere.

Costumes and accessories drawn in a perverted manner as ever (lol) Maybe even more amazing than Emma. The story isn't a big deal, but I read it because of the fun setting. I'm most concerned about the fact that the main character and her husband (still a boy) aren't on a close relationship ❓... I wonder... ❓.

An 8-year age difference capow's cross-cultural flavor, exciting, and exciting, hara-hara LOVE! That's not to say (laughs) Well, there aren't any scenes with that kind of atmosphere, but they're just gentle and warm. Also, the stage background and depiction are solid. It's very interesting to see disputes between ethnic groups and differences in culture and lifestyle that are different from our country. Amir is from a nomadic tribe, and she combines the bravery of driving horses, handling bows and arrows, and good at hunting with the femininity of supporting her husband. I still feel more like an older sister than a wife, but that will gradually change from now on. The stories spun out from the viewpoints of Amir and Karluk, and their families, and the people around them are careful yet have a strong scent of different cultures, and I was able to read them in a fresh way. The story tends to skip over depending on who focuses on it, but I can feel a love for the work, as the author says, that everything is written what he wants to write. I think Karluk will also be a strong husband from now on, and I would like to read it slowly while looking forward to it with Amir.