Reviews for My Happy Marriage Manga

First of all, in terms of a story that is good at drawing and is easy to read, the overall development is lackluster, but it steadily progresses towards happiness, and you can read it with a peaceful feeling

It's certainly dark. Miyo is forever negative, but if you think about the environment she grew up in and her original personality, that's probably the case. I think so. You won't be upset or frustrated. It's hard to move in a happy direction, so I'm confused, but I think comics are like that. The pictures are beautiful down to the smallest detail, and the story is careful. I haven't watched anime, but after all, I understand how beautiful the pictures are in comics, and I think the story is detailed and detailed, so I'm in the manga group. (The novel is more careful) The number of stars was reduced by 1 because the new edition came out so late that I was worried about it, but even so, I think it's such a wonderful work that I look forward to the new publication. Every time a new issue comes out, huh, what kind of story was in the first volume? I forgot and reread it from 1 every time, but even so, I enjoy reading it from 1. I understand the feeling of not being able to wait. If you really want to read it first, maybe it's better to split it up.

They supported their love romance and enjoyed being drawn clumsily and carefully, but recently fantasy with different powers has become the main one, and I just hope it doesn't become too grand like the anime, I want to see the meaning of existence that cannot be changed for each other rather than the meaning of existence as superpowers, the meaning of existence that cannot be changed for each other is humble but happy days for the two of them, like Miyo's happiness, I want them to sleep well once

It was also made into a movie, so I'm sure many of you know it, but you can't imagine it from cute pictures, a special ability called superpower, mystery battles, stepmother issues, and a tamanokoshi? And I have a feeling that the main character, Miyo, flaps her wings beautifully like an ugly duckling. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

An intriguing story. Happiness from a life in hell to a decent life. There are still major developments to be seen and hidden, so I'm looking forward to it.

There is a Japanese Cinderella story where the unhappy protagonist is looked upon by a noble man, but what is it? this is a really heartwarming and wonderful story? I also like the Taisho era setting and the fantasy elements of different powers involved. I personally think the beauty of the pictures also creates this worldview, so I didn't want to watch the movie at all? I wanted to read the novel version because it seemed like I'd be able to dive deep again. There is a little novel version at the end of the comic. Secrets of different powers are gradually involved in the latest edition, and I'm looking forward to future developments. And anyway, I want Seika and Miyo to be happy!

A Cinderella story about a heroine who has been oppressed. The feelings of the heroine and hero are carefully drawn, and it is attractive that they carefully depict how their feelings for each other grow and how they pass each other due to poor emotional expression that cannot be put into words or attitudes well. ... but that politeness is also a drawback. This work feels like putting one foot in a redundant way. I think some people will evaluate this careful depiction as good, but I think it's an extreme work that will leave people feeling frustrated from beginning to end wondering how long they have been doing it. In the first half of volume 3, the chain with the heroine's parents' house is broken for the time being, but it's 2 volumes of the entire book to reach that point, and even after the resolution, the heroine eventually struggles alone, and the differences continue because they have feelings for the hero, and in the end, it becomes a frustrating situation where the story doesn't progress easily. I mean, it feels like the stride length for one step forward is insanely narrow. Evaluations of this kind of story seem to be greatly divided depending on whether you like this kind of heroine or not.

My daughter was watching anime, so I was curious about comics and read them. The view of the world feels like it was a year ago, and it's like a reality like another world, and that kind of feeling is interesting and fun!

Other sites seem to have gone a little further... are there any updates yet? It's one of my favorite works, so I can't wait to update it. Thank you for your support.

An animated version is currently being broadcast. Mio, who lost her mother when she was young, had a lot of trouble with her mother-in-law and sister, and she is not loved by her biological father and is sick. I met my husband and regained my expression. The picture is beautiful.

When I first started reading it, I was surprised at the gap between the title and the warm, fuzzy style of painting, and the story. It's pretty dramatic.

I'm fascinated by the Taisho Roman worldview! I was so excited as the distance between the two of them shrinks!

The picture is very careful! The story is also really interesting, and it's fun to watch the protagonists' fate. If I had to say anything, I feel like it's a comic for girls!

I want Miyo-chan to be happy. Thank you for your kind attention, husband! don't bother the two people around you~?