Reviews for My Happy Marriage Manga

The author was tweeting on Twitter, so I was curious and bought it. I haven't read anything about romance in a long time, and I'm glad! I'm curious about the continuation! I also wanted to read the original novel. The pictures were cute and very easy to read!

I liked the picture, and when I started reading the trial, I was curious and bought it! Her words and actions are caused by her too unfortunate past... it makes me want to help her. Be happy no matter what! with him! I'm also interested in the setting called Abnormal Power, and I'm looking forward to the next volume!

There are parts that make me cry, but it's a very moving story in terms of content. I'm curious about the future of the two of them!

The treatment at my parents' house was so bad that I burst into tears.. I want the main character to be happy when he gets married. There are still foreshadowing, so I'm worried about a lot of things.

Speaking of the Narou series, I only had images of reincarnation, etc., but it's usually a heartwarming story, and the contents are tightly packed, so I'm glad that the content can be enjoyed even with just one volume. Is this work inspired by the Taisho period? Fantasy elements have also been added to that, so I wouldn't assert that it's Japan, and if I were to put up something close, it would probably be a world view far like 6. The main character, Miyo, has lived through a really unfortunate situation, so I read it while thinking that I want this child to be really happy, and I want the people in the Saimori family to be unhappy... Even though I don't love you this much, I'm wondering why my father married Miyo's mother even though it was a political marriage. Miyo's mother, who has already passed away, seems to be from a special family, and the fact that such a person married Saimori is a mystery in itself, so I'm looking forward to seeing various things revealed in the future. I wonder if a kid who kicks you when you don't have abilities actually has amazing abilities, you'll turn your palm back... Tatsuishi's house, which wanted Mio, was also uncomfortable because they were not worried about Miyo herself, but only said that they wanted the abilities of the Thin Blade family, which is Miso's mother. Even though she is the daughter of the Saimori family, she has been treated as a slave, and now people are making noise around her, and even though Miyo wanted a life where she would chew on small happiness in the midst of mediocrity, it's really unfortunate that she was born into a difficult family. The husband of the Hisado family, who is the only person who can save her, is very attractive. He was initially misunderstood by Miyo because of the story that he has kicked out a number of daughters who were potential fiancee... but he is also a struggling person who has been through a lot of trouble until now by his selfish daughter (like the younger sister of the Saimori family). Really, he's a kind-hearted person with a normal sensibility. Everything that is taken for granted to him is made of kindness that permeates his heart one by one, so I cried when I saw Miyo crying unexpectedly (with joy). I'm really saved by the kindness of her husband, who knows about the circumstances at Mio's parents' house and is kind enough to take it for granted, even places where she regrets the first incident. I know that Mio is usually a good kid, and the interaction with her husband who is becoming attracted to her makes me smile. I really want you to make them happy. I'm also looking forward to the strange power settings that were hidden until the end in volume 1.

The circumstances of the main character, Miyo, were so painful that there were scenes where I burst into tears, but as the title suggests, her husband Hisado, was kind, and as the title suggests, they seemed to be getting closer and closer to a happy marriage, so I was worried more and more about the continuation. I want Miyo to be happy soon. Not only Mio, but also Hisado's feelings are depicted, so it's easy to understand the inside of their hearts and empathize easily. The sense of distance that slowly but steadily gets closer makes me feel both frustrated and smiling. There were a lot of explanatory lines, and there were parts that were a bit tiring to read, but even after subtracting that, it was really interesting!

The pictures and story are insanely good! I burst into tears. I want them to be happy! I want to read more soon!

I read it at Narou, and I bought the original book in separate volumes, but it's all in one book... huh, of course, it's an instant hit! There's no harm in reading the novel I've just written... huh (crying)!

Even though it's a relatively short film, it's reasonable for the two to blend their hearts, and I think it's well put together. I can read it comfortably in spite of the standard sister gap and bullying.

Needless to say, it's a popular work, a story where the protagonist, who is aristocrat yet incompetent, is oppressed in a world with abilities, has a marriage with his notorious fiancé while living, and actually becomes a nice person and happy. It's common, but there are still many mysteries, including the country, and many disgusting opponents, etc., and there are still many mysteries, including the country, and many disgusting opponents, etc., and it's not easy to be happy, and the main character and husband are clumsy, so it's a comic that I enjoy including that.

I really like the content, but after all, it comes out so late that I forget what kind of content it was every time... I would be happy if the comics were updated a little earlier...

While I was relieved by the protagonist, whose emotions moved little by little after meeting her husband, I felt a little insistent because everything was self-deprecating...

I'm glad that the typical poor girl's husband is a very nice person, as the title says, make them happy, take care of them, and pamper them

I haven't read many old fashioned comics until now, so I read them for the first time! But I was insanely addicted to it! I recommend it!

I haven't read novels, but I started with manga and watched anime. Anyway, both of them have the best pictures, the character visuals and the atmosphere of the times are amazing, and the cherry blossoms resonate with the hearts of Japanese people. The story is a relatively Japanese Cinderella story romance, but although it's loose, it's interesting because it's in a battle fantasy style. My husband is cool, and I like Arata too. However, the main character, Miyo, seems to have different tastes. She's a cute and nice kid, but she's so negative... I feel like I didn't like it when I heard them talk so bosomozo in the anime. The rating is 4.0 ☆

I watched it from the anime, but the manga is similarly beautiful and wonderful. It's a story like Cinderella, but there is also a slightly different approach called diabolism, and Cinderella is an image of a Western-style dress or something, but it's impressive that this one is drawn with a Japanese motif. It was very nice that it delicately depicts how men and women meet up until they hit it off, so be sure to read it if you are interested