Reviews for The Fox Lord's Bride ~ Taisho Romance Chronicles ~ -Volume Edition Manga

This review contains spoilers. Strange, it came out ~ what is it ~ Akari is dangerous and it can't be helped if you follow someone you don't know, so it's safe because I'm going to buy a sequel, so stay safe ~ ‼️

This review contains spoilers. I started reading this work because the pictures were beautiful. I was also drawn into the story. There are various problems, but I want to see Saneko and Tori happy!

This review contains spoilers. Shizuki was in the demon family, wasn't her older sister regretted it the last time, but... she felt so bad that both of her worst parents were gone...

This review contains spoilers. It's the type of world view and situation you watch quite a bit, and it's what's called a Cinderella story. The beautiful husband's love for her makes me smile. There are also melodrama-like developments such as family grudges and attacks, and overall, I think it's a work similar to a girls' manga.

This review contains spoilers. It's a common story, but I read it because it's my favorite genre. I've read volume 2. A classic story where you are oppressed by your family, oppressed by your sisters, and picked up by a cold-hearted handsome guy. This story is about the god of foxes. The heroine is so weak that her sense of self-affirmation is too low, and it's not interesting if you don't punish those who have properly bullied them. What do you think of this work. At last, the heroine also showed her intention to work hard for the hero, but there still seems to be a secret about the heroine's power, so I think it's about Expectations 4.

This review contains spoilers. This is my impression of reading up to 4 volumes of the latest edition so far. It's a popular story now (the one where the poor heroine gets married to a wonderful husband, monster), and I felt that there was nothing special to say, but at the end of volume 4, my heart was moved by my older sister's story. I'm glad the bonus manga is also a story related to that. I wonder if the root of all the evils that made the sisters unhappy was that sister's parents. Maybe the root is the misfortune of a house that just happened to fall. I think the composition of the heroine, who always thinks about someone (others), and the older sister of the villain who looks back on the heroine and family at the end of her life was very good. If possible, I would like them to live a life that will never return. From now on, the evil gods have been defeated and peace has become peaceful... the older sister who came back to life “Sorry... if you like, why don't we play together?” I would be excited if that were the case (and that's probably why it's Dadanyen) The villains scatter as villains, but I personally think it's a good story with a high level of skill that the villains are not all bad due to circumstances

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 4 volumes, but... it's kind of disappointing. It's not about the story, it's about Hiro's death. But when I think about Hiro's feelings, I wonder if he had no choice but to protect himself. However, if Hiro hadn't told a lie like in the bonus manga, it might not have been a predictive dream where he dies every time he tries to change the future. It's sad to think that it was advice from a dream to do a different job. Please don't let Hiro's death go to waste, and I want Tori to be happy with the Kuseki family. The bruises are probably gone and I think it will be a happy future... but I think it will be over with the next volume. I'm looking forward to it (^ω^)