Reviews for An Unexpected Honeymoon for the Duke General and His Substitute Bride Manga

This review contains spoilers. I had read the original story, so I suddenly remembered it and bought it. I thought it might be a common TL setting, but I think it's a pretty deep story. A heroine who is troubled by not being familiar with the values of an aristocrat society, the difference between rich and poor in an absolute class society, etc... what if the heroine abandons her happy marriage and goes back to being a nun along the way? I was worried (that's a pity for her husband who dotes on her...), but I'm glad it all came together and had a happy ending. Cute children have been born, the duke's family is safe, and I wonder if the eldest son of the heroine couple will be the next queen's son-in-law? Personally, I love Madeleine. The upbringing of the supporting characters and the desolation of humans were also depicted in a comical manner, and it made me cry even though it wasn't heavy. The manga artist's style of drawing was good, and things I was interested in in the original work were corrected well, so I personally prefer the comic version.

This review contains spoilers. The story was so wonderful! I was a little nervous at the end... (; ict;) The main character's upbringing and the hero's standing position also have the necessary meaning for the scenario, and the episodes with supporting characters are also depicted so that they resonate with minimal production, so there's no waste. The irritating parts were also played just right, and although the original story was unread, it was a satisfying feeling after reading that it was probably skillfully extracted and directed. I like the impressive depiction of Emma and the others, even though she's a mob, and Mrs. Ikeike & Her Handmaiden (*'▽ `*)

This review contains spoilers. An older sister with good skills and a younger sister who is withdrawn and thoughtful. At one point, a marriage meeting comes from the duke's family to these two people. My sister was chosen as her fiancee by saying that either hero is fine. Shocked by that, the heroine went to the monastery. Six years later, the heroine marries a hero in place of her older sister because her older sister eloped. The heroine marries a hero she once liked, even though she thought she would replace her older sister. Since she lived in a monastery for a long time, a disaster occurred in a place where she was not familiar with the life of an aristocrat, and the heroine returned to the monastery to blame for service. When they return to their hero, they confide in their hearts, acknowledge each other, and live. It was a story where I was able to see the heroine's heart grow.

This review contains spoilers. It's TL, but not only that, it was great. The main character is going to the monastery because he is a duke, and the flow of the story was good, such as the main character's growth and various people. Also, supporting characters? The people around me are nice too.

This review contains spoilers. This is a story about a younger sister who marries her first love in place of a common escaped older sister. There is a certain setting where a plain younger sister has complexes with a beautiful older sister, but in fact, the younger sister is also beautiful. Misunderstandings about not being loved were quickly resolved, and I thought it was a sweet story, but the second half was mainly about social themes. But the Duke's Doting has always been at the base, so you can read it without worry. 3.5 stars