Reviews for The Ogre's Bride Manga

This review contains spoilers. At first, I thought it was just a story about Beauty and the Beast, but as I read it with an interesting historical background, I was drawn in more and more, and in the blink of an eye, I read up to 6 volumes. I read it on My Little Sister's Hateful Attitude, and I wanted to make a blow, and I'm looking forward to the future.

This review contains spoilers. I haven't read the original story, so I read it here for the first time. It's still in the middle, but it's a very exciting story from the perspective of the protagonist, who has been in misery all this time. Personally, I was wondering why Yota sided with Hanari so much (trying to face the devil), but I forgot to set it up so much for the bride. They're doting on this one too, aren't they? I want both demons and foxes to be happy.

This review contains spoilers. A woman with such a bad temper is the bride of the fox, and her personality is secondary, isn't she? I feel sorry for the servants. I want Yuzu to be as happy as ever, but will her conventional fiancee, Sakurako, shut up and back off? I think my parents at my parents' house are really snobs. They've neglected it until now and tried to get it back as a golden vine. I wish they had deleted families other than grandparents like this. Little demons are cute ♪

This review contains spoilers. Having a bride increases strength, but I was wondering why they don't have a round-robin meeting, but in terms of content, I think it's a templet shoujo manga. However, I don't understand why Yuzu was alienated by her parents since childhood. It's natural for a younger sister to prosper if you're spoiled in such circumstances, and it's natural for “The Bride” to become a queen, so I was reading it later to wonder if personality settings are like this, but Kao, which is countering the fact that Kitsune-kun in the latest edition is going to never match, was so bad, and it became even more mysterious why she had such a sense of opposition to Yuzu, who should have been looking down all the time.

This review contains spoilers. Mr. Kiryuin, who protects Yuzu, who has lived while being discriminated against by her parents as her younger sister, from the standpoint of an ogre, is very nice. It makes me feel refreshed into a reversal story.

This review contains spoilers. Reiya's coolness is so wonderful. Yuzu-chan is so pure that I want her to protect her forever. The little devils are cute too. Even though it's fiction, it's really ridiculous, and I want it to exist.

This review contains spoilers. Yuzu was always being spoiled, and I was so sorry that it was sad, but the mess was blown away by this development. I want Yuzu to be so happy as much as she has been unhappy until now.

This review contains spoilers. The process until Reiya left the house with Yuzu was amazing. I wonder if their parents are really amazing when they throw out both of Ayakashi's brides, but that attitude of turning their hands back is insanely uncool and unkind. The disappointment of Hanari also stands out. I can't help but expect demons to be screwed down due to their overwhelming difference in power. However, it's a little frustrating that yuzu has been messing around until...

This review contains spoilers. Yuzu's parents and younger sister are too scum... My little sister's opponent, the ghost fox, is also the worst. Yuzu, who was not loved and grew up in a harsh environment, has too low self-affirmation, but I want her to be happy by becoming a devil's bride. I want Yuzu's parents, sister, and fox to pay the price for what they've done with Yuzu.