Reviews for The Cruel Wolf Emperor's Contract Bride: A Noblewoman Cast Aside and Told "You're Not Family" Finds Love and Happiness in the Land of Beastfolk Manga

This review contains spoilers. The reason the reviews are slightly lower is probably because it's a story that isn't very exciting compared to other comics, but I was very healed and enjoyed it. It seems like my mind has been purified (laughs) It's what's called a Cinderella story. There are no sanctions against the older sisters who treated them badly, but I was surprised that it would work as a story even if nothing else existed. It may not be for everyone, but I recommend it to those who want to read it peacefully.

This review contains spoilers. haven't you noticed that your majesty likes sara-chan probably because she's never been in a relationship? Also, she's not a bad witch; she's actually a saint! I wonder if history was handed down in a crooked way? She's a wicked witch with blond hair and golden eyes! From now on, they'll probably be cherished in the land of beastmen (^^) but it's common, but please take care of Gaffn to my 3 older sisters

This review contains spoilers. At first, I watched it as if I was drawn in, but the end felt very exciting. I want to see two more happy people!

This review contains spoilers. A story about a daughter who was kicked out by her family and got engaged in Beast Man Kingdom. I want to see Taku-san working hard as her fiancé. I'm looking forward to seeing what the future holds.

This review contains spoilers. The pictures were beautiful, and I was curious about the quests. The story is about an oppressed heroine who is loved by the Beast Man Emperor. The content is common, but when it comes to romance, the story and pictures match. However, I wanted a little more twist.

This review contains spoilers. The heroine was discriminated against by her real sisters because of her hair and eye color. Before her sister got married, she was abandoned on the border with Beast Man Kingdom. She was a heroine who decided to somehow survive, but she was caught by human traffickers. She was the heroine who was saved by a hero, but when I talked about being oppressed by her older sisters, I saw that even people involved in human trafficking were bustling, and I thought that the people in Beast Man Kingdom were actually all nice people.

This review contains spoilers. I also felt that the words and actions of the older sisters were too harsh, but in this basic fantasy world view, it is an age where “hair and eye color” and “fear of inheritance” are strong, so it seems that having a witch with blond hair and gold eyes cursed by the younger sister was a fatal handicap for marriage. The fact that the older sisters began to bully only the one with golden eyes and hair was that their parents, relatives, and servants said, “Terrible! It's the color of a cursed witch!” I feel like it was an omission that I learned by watching them make a fuss and treated them coldly. (There seems to be a high possibility that small children don't know that blond hair is a target of discrimination) and as they reach marriageable age, they may have been refused marriage negotiations or told a lot of terrible things, saying, “You probably have a sister with cursed blonde hair gold in your family, and I don't want to inherit blond hair gold to children.” With that in mind, the parents and servants should have raised both the protagonist and sisters by pouring a lot of love into them, and there are also good people who sympathize with “discrimination is ridiculous; they try to kill children just because of the color of their eyes and hair,” like the hunter who let the main character run away. I wonder if the older sisters were also victims who didn't get proper adult protection, and the gap where the older sister chased out the main character was “so that my marriage wouldn't be destroyed”... Personally, I want my older sisters to reflect on what they have done to their younger sister and be converted, and on top of that, my older sisters will also be happy.

This review contains spoilers. We have moved from comics to split editions. If anything, I didn't like the pictures, but the story was good and I was addicted to it. The fact that the emperor unknowingly grills yakimochi is cute.