Reviews for The Ogre's Bride Manga

This review contains spoilers. I feel refreshed right now, but I'm worried about how my little sister's husband will move in the future... Yuzu is a good kid, so I want her to be happy

This review contains spoilers. The Cinderella Story where the main character who was oppressed by his family is doted on content that is easy to read honestly, while there are parts where I think it would have been nice if the development was a little more muddy, it was fun to read The Way He Was Doted On

This review contains spoilers. Ayakashi as a spice for romance. It's like that. I also feel like I don't have to go out of my way to pay to read it, but since the main character seems to be absolutely happy, there are probably charges for happy intake.

This review contains spoilers. It was a stress relief with a comic on the side of justice where men protect women, have unique talents and can protect the weak just by attaching the wealthy

This review contains spoilers. If you want to have a decent amount of fun, the fact that the story isn't organized is annoying, well, so I think it's good to read when you have time

This review contains spoilers. Finally, the sanctions imposed on Hanari and Shakuta... Nadeshiko is both beautiful and cool!! Speaking of the promised rapid development, that's true, but if I had to say the origin, it's also true that Hanari is also a victim of those parents (toxic parents)... I also feel a little sad when I think that's why this happened... But well then, including Hanari's one, they took responsibility and were sent to a [far away place] together, parents! It feels like... If so, I thought I wanted to watch the lol lol scene even though my parents are too cool, so I gave it 4 stars!

This review contains spoilers. The situation was reversed when the heroine, who had been oppressed by her parents and younger sister, was chosen as Demon's Top Bride. A classic Cinderella story about seizing happiness. No matter how much her sister Hanari gets stabbed, no matter how painful her eyes are, “it's all because of the older sister (heroine)!” It's consistent, and it's strong in a sense, and it also looks like a gift of brainwashing from my parents since I was a child. Speaking of greed, palm crew...! They were treated harshly by their parents, saying, “You're no longer the bride of a demon,” and even though it was exhilarating if those parents were even depicted as being socially eliminated (← subordinate thoughts), they thought they were happy to clean up their parents and sister, but the unsettling signs continue, and they changed their mind to the heroine's former boyfriend, Hanari (the bride of the fairy fox), and in a sense, they are brave people. Afterwards, I quickly changed my mind to my sister, and I couldn't help but rush in and say things like “I would take care of you” (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. I'm envious that young people are overflowing with their unwavering love. don't worry about money... Get used to living in luxury... But I want to be told that even once is fine.