Reviews for Tying the Knot: How I Met the Love of My Life Manga

This review contains spoilers. It was interesting to hear Hisato's change of heart. I want to reread it over and over again. Hisato, I'm glad I met Momoko.

This review contains spoilers. It was a work I really liked that made all the characters feel kind and warm. It's a comic, so I guess I have to make a lot of pinch in order to liven up the story, but I overwhelmingly like works with happy endings

This review contains spoilers. Hisato was raised in a facility, and even though he wasn't the real son of his parents now, he worked hard like a son, but it's too sad that he was able to find his real son. I want Momoko to be happy.

This review contains spoilers. A story about a young lady and a handsome scion getting married through matchmaking. I thought we could give back to each other comfortably, and when we got married, my wife was confused by her husband's words next time. I want to continue reading soon

This review contains spoilers. I liked pictures, so I started reading them, and I also liked the fact that the main character is a strong, likeable woman, and she can clearly say things even in front of her wonderful husband. After getting married, I'm worried that a sense of hesitation came out, probably from the part where I felt burdened, but I hope that will be carried away with the great love of my wonderful husband. My husband also seems to be holding something, and I'm worried about the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. It was a huggy ending story where two people who met through matchmaking overcome various events and became happy. Hisato was adopted when he was a child, but when he misunderstood his feelings with his foster parents, Momo fought back well when he was in a state where his feelings didn't get through even when he became an adult, and in the end, his feelings came through with everyone. What would have happened to Hisato without Momo? Momo surprisingly, I don't think this would have happened if they had married. I'm glad that the heroine Momo is a bright, honest, and thoughtful girl.

This review contains spoilers. The author is good. I like painting. If it's matchmaking, you don't know the details of the other person, right? I wonder if it's useless if I don't put it into words.

This review contains spoilers. It's a common story about getting married out of nowhere, but the heroine isn't just a cute girl, but a woman with a strong heart. My husband was also cool and loved the heroine, and it made me feel happy reading it?

This review contains spoilers. There's a reason for his so-called high-spec, spadary guy, and when it was fatal... the action she took was an act of love... It's easy to write in sentences, but it's a pretty difficult theme to get people to sympathize with, isn't it? I'm looking forward to it being made into a comic!