Reviews for The Date of Marriage - If you can't have a fiance, let's get married. Manga

This review contains spoilers. Was he assigned by his ex and proposed to Yuki? It was done, Keiko. From there, I became aware of Yuki and became aware of my own feelings, but I couldn't grasp Yuki's feelings like AI, and I was swayed around. So, in this way of being swayed, each other's feelings are written so carefully that it tightens my heart ♪ I bought up to 3 volumes and read them, but AI Yuki works! they're probably clumsy when it comes to love. But that area is strangely real, and in reality, everyone sympathizes with it precisely because there aren't many people who handle romance with such dexterity. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens to the two of them in the future ♪

This review contains spoilers. The main character is an ordinary office lady with a cute smile, good care, and a soothing mood maker. She was crying because she was being swayed by him who was thinking about getting married, and her younger handsome colleague, Yuki-kun, came along and proposed that she marry me if he wasn't able to do it by 30. He doesn't show his emotions, he's a cool guy, and I can't read at all whether he likes her or not. That's painful... in love, if you don't know if your partner is accepting you, you won't have confidence in yourself. But Yuki is doing her best too! It depicts the love between two people who are too frustrated with a wonderful picture. Highly recommended!