Reviews for The Ogre's Bride Manga

This review contains spoilers. Certainly, the beginning was an unhappy and pitiful heroine, Yuzu. But I made up my mind to become a demon bride, and even though we both cared for each other and accepted it, somehow... it's frustrating every time. I wonder if Iiko-dori is an idiot... I think I'll learn. I'm reading it while thinking.

This review contains spoilers. The little devils are finally active! The feeling that they have to be protected has been conveyed, but since they are alter egos, their strength...

This review contains spoilers. Gaffen was formed pretty early, and it was a blessing. My parents, sister, and the fox man are really angry. I've bullied the main character a lot until now, but as soon as I became the bride of a demon, my parents turned their hands around, the fox was burned, and I was reminded that my younger sister is a fox's wife who is inferior to demons, and it's really nice. The scene where the main character says “thank you” when leaving the house is very good. I cried so much. I'm also a person who appreciates things that saved me, such as rooms and things, so I was in tears because I understood the protagonist's feelings of loneliness and gratitude as he left the room. I'm sure the author has the same feeling. It was a scene that only people with this kind of emotion could draw, and it was great. Reya is cool too, and it's a very good manga. But for now, I'm a little hesitant to keep reading because I was able to do 1 gaffen and it was also bothersome when I thought my little sister would set up something again. The little devil is so cute. It's easy to draw cute characters like this with exaggeration, saying “they're cute, aren't they?”, but this author is wonderful because they are genuinely cute characters.

This review contains spoilers. The main character, Yuzu-chan, is a little too lowly. And even though he's an activist, he's too lazy. The voice of the heart sounded like a wild laugh in the poem, one of the heroines.

This review contains spoilers. I wonder if Demon Ryuin didn't recognize it as a demon at the time? Didn't you notice when Yuzu said “Demon Bride”? It made me wonder for a moment.

This review contains spoilers. I was drawn to the title and started reading it. As everyone has written, it's a Cinderella story, and since the setting is reasonable ⁉️ it makes me want to read more and more. I also want to be the bride of a demon and go to Kakuriyo Gakuen ♥️ I wish episode 1 was even longer.

This review contains spoilers. The setting as a comic is interesting. However, there are times when every reaction is a little bit Showa chic, or rather, joy, anger, sorrow, and laughter, and I'm out of touch with the beat. It's been a bit strange since the Little Sister Edition was over, but the Snake Bride, Onmyoji, and childhood friends appear and turbulent developments seem to occur, so I'm looking forward to the future.

This review contains spoilers. A heroine who has lived under oppression by her family. The demon of fate tells her that she is the bride. I feel the happiness of being cherished, but there's no way I can be happy like this...

This review contains spoilers. I just feel like I'm drunk on myself, the heroine of the tragedy, and Azusa really doesn't like it... Do you really like layers? the question is too childish... There are only 3 people in the bride department, and Yuzu explained “Demon Bride” (Toshiko) in her initial self-introduction, and I think I've heard rumors that Reii-sama's bride has entered college even if she doesn't have any friends... (I don't think Hezuka-kun should do something to explain that there is also a bride at the top of the Ayakashi world) What's more, if you really like Rei, you should never miss that kind of gossip, and if you connect the rumor with your self-introduction, I think you can deduce that Rei's bride = Yuzu. The childishness and weakness of words and actions at the party in the latest episode are no longer good. (Incidentally, the party dress is lame...) I like the work and story, but if there is even one character I'm not good at, I don't feel like reading it. For me, it's impossible for Azusa to consider future purchases...

This review contains spoilers. A Cinderella story where the main character, who has lived in disdain, marries the head of a super high-spec demon. It's frustrating that the heroine doesn't resist her parents and sister. I felt like I had given up from the beginning, and I'm glad they helped me, but in reality, no one is like this. I read it with a cold eye. Well, I'm just envious of the heroine!