Reviews for My Happy Marriage Manga

This review contains spoilers. Before I read it, I thought it was a story about the bride and mother-in-law problem from around the Taisho period, but it was completely different. Rather, I feel like it was close to a story where they were treated coldly because they were thought to have no power of saints, which are common in Western fantasies. Even so, I was able to enjoy the Japanese-style world of the old days, where cars were rare, and the language was unified with old-fashioned lines without disturbing modern styles. At first, Miyo, who had been belittled and oppressed anyway, was cherished, and it was a story about human regeneration where it was okay to live as a decent human being, and I think the main theme was “marriage,” or rather the title, that her tattered sense of self-affirmation grew thanks to the people who cherished Miyo. It's nice to see how Miyo, who was just weak, is now able to act on her own will. After that, various incidents began to occur, and I felt like they were shifting to stories about people with different powers (the image is Abe Seimei = Onmyoji in fantasy or legendary works), including Miyo.

This review contains spoilers. The main character, Saimori Miyo, lost her parents when she was young, and she was oppressed by her parents-in-law, and one day they got married, and her husband was a very nice person and they got married, so the scene where she regains Miso was so refreshing!

This review contains spoilers. A Japanese-style Cinderella story that is just right in touch. It's simple to say that the heroine, who was unlucky at her parents' house, is first seen by her husband... but the husband also feels clumsy, and it's smiling as the two gradually close their distance. Somehow, I feel like it would have been a better work if the two of them got through and it was shorter, so I reduced it by 1 star... (I'm worried about the continuation and read the original story too, so I think so...).

This review contains spoilers. Overall, I like this work. A friendly childhood friend is a good person for better or worse. I wasn't able to help them, but it felt like something unsung. It should have been a mental support. So I wonder if the main character was able to endure harassment from his family too? I hope I leave my parents' house and have a happy future at my wedding house.

This review contains spoilers. A Japanese Cinderella story about an unlucky heroine who was oppressed by her family. The fiancee, who was rumored to be ruthless, gradually fell in love with the heroine, and they were thrilled with the story of They Think of Each Other... until volume 3...? In volume 4, the heroine's troubled appearance remained dark and unrefreshed, and in volume 5, it was revealed that she had the strongest ability after all! So, I was wondering if the next volume would be good. But I was able to read up to 3 volumes with a sense of satisfaction, so 4 stars ☆

This review contains spoilers. I think it's a wonderful work, with a careful way of drawing, and only being made into an anime or live action. At first, I felt heartbroken and sad. It was nice that Miyo was able to live happy days little by little as she became closer to her husband despite her various afflictions. It's a harrowing Cinderella story

This review contains spoilers. It was made into a movie, so I thought it would be an interesting film, so I read comics instead of movies. Fantasy settings from the Taisho period are unusual, aren't they? The heroine is so cute that I want to cheer for her.