Reviews for A Gold Digger Commoner's Contractual Marriage With an Insecure Noble Turns Into Mutual Devotion Manga

This review contains spoilers. Simply put, it's a story about a poor handsome hero in a world where beauty and ugliness are reversed and saved by the heroine. After all, it's this hero's original intention... he doesn't have confidence, and he starts to show his own desires little by little, and I'm amazed at how cute he is... What I like about it is the heroine's tea culture, and I like stories about matrimony tea utensils. I like the love between the two of them relaxing and nurturing with tea. This is the only person in the world where beauty and ugliness are reversed! I love feeling, but every time I reread it, the aesthetic sense of this world is unique and strange.

This review contains spoilers. The frontier Haku has no partner woman in the country, and they enter into a financial contract marriage with a common man in a neighboring country. Since it is similar to a demon king who existed in the past as a reason for not having a partner, there is a definition of an ugly man in this country, and it is said that a man with a plain face who was a hero in that era is now a beautiful boy. I think there are various preferences for beauty and ugliness, but even so, it's too bad. Furthermore, it is said that if they do something they like, they will be called the Demon King faction and condemned. However, the heroine, who got married through a contract marriage, had memories of Japan in her previous life. And rather, the frontier Haku is a beautiful boy in Japan! There's no reason I don't like it. I was thrilled that the frontier Haku, who seemed to be fine even when I saw his face and opened up his heart even though he was suspicious and dark demon, was so cute. I like the pictures because they are beautiful and easy to read.

This review contains spoilers. Rather than being cowardly... a hero who doesn't have confidence in herself and an unusual heroine who lost money. But circumstances and circumstances made me do that, and I had a bit of a hard time reading the first half... I believed in the title and read it slowly and carefully. It was wonderful to see them trusting each other and living positively. I was also smiling as I read that the hero's expressions became richer. I'm glad I read it! I'm looking forward to the extra edition too!

This review contains spoilers. The title seems to be the heroine who is a feisty servant... but I'm glad that she is a heroine with a refreshing feeling that she doesn't actually splurge even when she says she likes money, and she doesn't have the nasty feeling of being insanely obsessed with money, and I like it. The heroine has a memory setting from her previous life, and when I first thought she was there, her opponent was called an ugly man, but it was a world where the standards of beauty and ugliness were unique. Therefore, from the heroine's point of view, I was convinced that the setting was to be able to face each other without prejudice... rather a handsome guy. I was thrilled by the exchange between the two, and I'm looking forward to seeing what will happen in the future.

This review contains spoilers. Everyone should have different tastes... and so much so that they fall head over heels?! I was wondering if that was the reason... but that's why? Countries with severe discrimination seem difficult to live in (sweat) Of course the two will be happy, and it would be nice if misunderstandings and discrimination were eliminated and they would be accepted...

This review contains spoilers. Somehow from the title I assumed that it wasn't my favorite, and I regretted not getting my hands on it until now. so damn good!! I'm good at depicting facial expressions and emotions, so I'm reading it slowly so that I don't get too excited about the interaction between the heroine and the hero and don't overdose on Moe. Even though the heroine says she likes money, it's also good that the goodness of her personality is conveyed from every end of her words and actions. Strongly speaking, the drawing of the characters isn't that different... I wonder how the faces of the super beautiful (ugly man in this world) husband and his servant don't change much. Well, as mentioned above, the depiction of emotions etc. is clever and emo, so I don't feel that negative. I was able to come across a work that I'm looking forward to continuing!

This review contains spoilers. I've read a few works because I like the reversal of beauty and ugliness; beautiful things are ugly; and the standards of beauty are different. This is a story about an unconfident ugly man (beautiful by previous life standards) and an ordinary woman (bought with money) who was rejected by everyone from the aristocracy and ran away by 3 commoner wives who bought it with money. It can be said that almost all of them are reversals of beauty and ugliness, but the best thing is that cute and cool people don't have confidence, and memories from previous lives embrace them and love them with care. (※There is also a work called “The World You Are Beautiful When You're Reincarnated or Transformed,” and that has a different flavor, but this is a world where the other person's face is reversed in beauty and ugliness) My husband is still anxious because he was denied himself, but I think I found a slight sense of security in the attitude of a wife who treats me without hesitation and in how I interact with people. It's not just “ugly,” it's called ugly for a reason, so that was also interesting as a setting. The reasons why you shouldn't affirm your husband's face and the cultural differences with the country where your wife came from are also interesting. The pictures are beautiful and easy to read, and although there is a night snack, there are no pictures, so it's smooth and easy to read. Incidentally, my wife isn't a money saver. I think I get that kind of feeling in terms of title, but I almost never get that kind of feeling.