Reviews for My Happy Marriage LightNovel

I tried reading the comicalized work and bought the original one. It seemed like it would be hard for my wallet when I chased it in comics (laughs), so I think I like this one the most out of all the stories where the poor protagonist is doted on! I'm looking forward to the continuation.

A world where aliens exist. The period is reminiscent of the Taisho, Meiji, and early Showa periods, and it has a wonderful atmosphere with Western in Japanese. It's unbearable that their love and trust deepens in the midst of it!! I can't stop feeling excited, excited, and relaxed!! They have been made into comics, movies, and animations, and I think each is wonderful. But I recommend novels!!!

After her mother died, the daughter Mio, who was bullied by the Saimori family and robbed of her fiancee, met her new fiancee, Kuze. Major Kuze, who is a soldier and belongs to the Special Task Force, has had many difficult encounters, but please be happy!

This is a good movie and I picked it up, but the novel is also very easy to read, and I'm curious about the future of the story of these two clumsy people. I want them to be happy. The cover was also beautiful, and I saw the comic version of the two cute goods and bought them. I'm also looking forward to a movie sequel!

I was worried about the future, so I went all the way to this point. Nonetheless, this one is first and the manga is later. Anyway, comics are slow, so I'm happy to be able to read them ahead here.

After reading volume 1 in the manga version, I read the novel version. The novel version is insanely good. The detailed sentence expression not found in the comic version draws me in more and more, and I can't stop reading it.

The detailed descriptions were also well written, and it was a literary novel. However, I was able to read it all at once, that there were things like the newlyweds being fresh, and there were also battles. It was nice to see the couple respecting and trusting each other.

The story of a girl who had a hard time since she was a child falls in love with a wonderful man is exciting. This is a work I definitely want you to read

A lot of people have already written their impressions of the story, so I'm not going to touch on that, and I'm going to write what I thought about the sentence. First, I read and felt that they were using words properly. Recently, there are a lot of things that use katakana strangely or have special rubies attached, so I didn't think that was very good. In this book, I use words that aren't often used today, such as splurging, worrying, stepping on a rattle, etc., but I think people in this era used them naturally. Also, things that might not have been very popular at the time are expressed in the language of people at that time, and they use accurate words that naturally make sense that Miso probably didn't know (bacon → smoked meat, risotto → Western-style porridge using milk, etc.). There was no abuse of katakana, and I liked that. There may be people who find it difficult, but I thought they chose appropriate words that matched the historical background and wrote them. Strangely, sentences that use Japanese correctly without using katakana make a much better impression than sentences that use a lot of special rubies. Some brides don't seem to use words, but I thought it was a big difference. I think sentences that can be read not only by young people but also by adults appear in places like this.

I thought it was an interesting anime, read the comic version, and dabbled in a novel I hadn't read in years because I was too worried about the continuation. I thought again that it would be best to read a novel after all, including everything that is depicted in an easy-to-understand manner, such as each state of mind, and things that make my imagination work. It's a wonderful work that relaxes my heart and makes my husband feel relaxed. I'm looking forward to the continuation!

I learned about the anime, watched episode 6 and finished it, and I was worried about the continuation, so I dabbled in the original. The original story is insanely interesting. The anime was great too, but I felt early on that it wasn't going to surpass the original. It's exactly the same feeling as when I read the original book as a supplement to the Haripota movie. The amount of information coming in from the letters was so different, and I was filled with a sense of satisfaction. I think it's a work that makes people feel excited regardless of age. I'm reviewing it with a sense of euphoria that I've just finished reading volume 7. Buying this book makes me happy. A little religion called Hisado Seika makes me much happier than a strange and suspicious pot. They gave it to me. From a long time ago, for some reason, I tend to get addicted to works with bad ends, and while dragging on the final episode, etc., I have lived a painful and rather happy life. However, it reminded me that I'm addicted to a work where happiness has already been promised from the title, and being able to shed tears with happiness, sorrow, and joy was so exciting and peaceful. I usually like girls' comics, and I've enjoyed them quite a bit, but this is my first time reading a light novel. The depiction of beautiful scenes, careful psychological depiction, and imagination that progresses because information can only be obtained from letters give a sense of elation that cannot be experienced in comics or anime. I enjoyed every day before going to bed after work. I'm relieved to hear that it's still going on since I fell asleep. I'm happy to still be able to see the everyday lives of these two. I think I'll read it over and over again and watch anime and later movies too! (*^^*)

Since there are only up to 3 works of a Japanese book in Korea, I have just got 4 Japanese works! They're all in Japanese, so I'm not sure if I can understand them, but I'll do my best to be able to understand them!! The book is so much fun!!! Please make sure it will be released in Korea until the end!