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Tales of Wedding Rings #1
Tales of Wedding Rings, Vol. 1
When Satou's best friend, Hime, tells him that she's moving, he decides to follow. After crashing her wedding in another world, he ends up as the groom when she suddenly kisses him! Prophecy states that her husband is destined to be the Ring King-a hero of immense power who will save the world from the Abyssal King! Is Satou up for the challenge, or is his new marriage going to end before it even begins?
176 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 9, 2014
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July 14, 2017
I checked out this book because of the cover art. #noshame
It also seems I have a knack for picking up 異世界 stories when I'm not even trying to—been happening a lot to me in anime as well. It's just a huge trope in the manga/light novel/anime realm right now so you're guaranteed to stumble on at least one if you're reading new series.
So the main gist of this story is: Hime escapes from another world where she is a princess (way to be creative with her name 😐) and grows up in Japan. <-- pretty much the whole plot of chapter one, hidden if you don't want a summary.
I was worried about a couple of things while I was reading this. The two MCs grew up together and Satou has just realized he's fallen in love with Hime. Just when he's about to admit his feelings, Hime tells him she's moving away the next day. It bothers me when two people should be together but circumstances prevent them all of a sudden. This gets addressed very early-on though and it's not stretched out.
Another thing that bugs me is when people hold back from saying how they really feel and there are unnecessary misunderstandings. Omg, just communicate! Thankfully, this is another thing that quickly gets quashed with Satou and Hime talking things out. The characters feel much more mature and staid, especially Satou with the way he's honest and open about a lot of things.
Then finally we get to the part that almost made me want to stop reading. In order to gain the full power of the ring, Satou must *groans* 😒 I did not sign up for a harem manga. I don't hate them but in this case I really thought that might kill the story for me. Thankfully, So for now, I just have to wait and see.
There's a mild bit of ecchi in this, but nothing super over-the-top. The artwork and character designs are really nice.
This series was a pleasant surprise and I have no qualms about continuing.
It also seems I have a knack for picking up 異世界 stories when I'm not even trying to—been happening a lot to me in anime as well. It's just a huge trope in the manga/light novel/anime realm right now so you're guaranteed to stumble on at least one if you're reading new series.
So the main gist of this story is: Hime escapes from another world where she is a princess (way to be creative with her name 😐) and grows up in Japan. <-- pretty much the whole plot of chapter one, hidden if you don't want a summary.
I was worried about a couple of things while I was reading this. The two MCs grew up together and Satou has just realized he's fallen in love with Hime. Just when he's about to admit his feelings, Hime tells him she's moving away the next day. It bothers me when two people should be together but circumstances prevent them all of a sudden. This gets addressed very early-on though and it's not stretched out.
Another thing that bugs me is when people hold back from saying how they really feel and there are unnecessary misunderstandings. Omg, just communicate! Thankfully, this is another thing that quickly gets quashed with Satou and Hime talking things out. The characters feel much more mature and staid, especially Satou with the way he's honest and open about a lot of things.
Then finally we get to the part that almost made me want to stop reading. In order to gain the full power of the ring, Satou must *groans* 😒 I did not sign up for a harem manga. I don't hate them but in this case I really thought that might kill the story for me. Thankfully, So for now, I just have to wait and see.
There's a mild bit of ecchi in this, but nothing super over-the-top. The artwork and character designs are really nice.
This series was a pleasant surprise and I have no qualms about continuing.
January 12, 2018
This was quite a fun volume, though I am probably not going to read this one further, I was actually kind of hoping this would just be a one girl manga, but instead our MC has to flirt/date/wed a few more girls to get all the rings. I just want Satou x Hime, and not Satou x everyone.
The idea is fun though (well before we knew there were more than one ring). And I just adore Satou and how sweet he was to follow Hime. And to also stay at her side.
The art is also quite pretty!
The idea is fun though (well before we knew there were more than one ring). And I just adore Satou and how sweet he was to follow Hime. And to also stay at her side.
The art is also quite pretty!
May 4, 2019
Art was nice, but...I can see where this is going: HAREM TIME!
Go pick up To the Abandoned Sacred Beasts by the same artist instead: AU version of the American Civil War with beasts.
Go pick up To the Abandoned Sacred Beasts by the same artist instead: AU version of the American Civil War with beasts.
July 17, 2018
Als ich von dem Manga das erste Mal gehört hatte, war ich unsicher. Klar, er ist von dem Duo Maybe und verspricht Qualität, aber das Szenario von einem Jungen “transported in another world” habe ich im letzten Jahr so oft als Anime oder Manga gesehen, dass ich dem gegenüber anfange überdrüssig zu werden.
Trotzdem gab ich mir einen Ruck, fing an den Band zu lesen und war nach den ersten Seiten von der Serie überzeugt.
Auf der einen Seite haben wir hier viele bekannte Klischees: die neue Welt, zufälligerweise sehr nah am europäischen Mittelalter angelehnt; er wird zum Held dieser Welt auserkoren; bekommt eine unglaubliche Kraft; Mädchen seiner Träume und Kindheitsfreundin steht ihm zur Seite; mehr hübsche Mädchen! Das und mehr prasselt sehr schnell im ersten Band auf einen ein, aber der Manga überzeugt durch seine Charaktere und der Mischung aus Klischees, Ideen und Witz!
Sato ist nicht der eine geborene Held, er hat keine eigenen Kräfte und ist sozusagen noch im “Training”, abgesehen davon ist er ernsthaft in Hime verliebt und auch ihre Gefühle ihm gegenüber werden nach ein paar Seiten schnell klar. Die beiden empfinden was füreinander, aber durch die Situation in die sie geraten, ist es nur eine sehr langsame Annäherung, dafür sehr lustig und niedlich. Ich mag es, dass es hier viel deutlicher zu spüren ist und nichts ist, auf was ich sieben Bände warten muss.
Hime ist ein sehr interessanter Charakter, sie hat was neckendes an sich, Selbstbewusstsein und eine offene Persönlichkeit, aber ist auch, wie es sich für einen Teenager gehört, schüchtern. Sie hat mir auf Anhieb gefallen und gehört für mich schon nach dem ersten Band zu meinen liebsten weiblichen Manga-Charakteren.
Am Anfang meiner Rezension sprach ich davon, dass ich mir eine gewissen Qualität von dem Manga Duo versprach, die fand ich auch in…
• den Charakteren: sie sind richtig authentisch, haben nachvollziehbare Emotionen und eine gewisse Tiefe
• Freizügigkeit in Maßen: der Manga hat durchaus Ecchi, aber er übertreibt es nicht damit, es ist mehr ein Zusatz, als dass er davon lebt
• Zeichnungen: der Zeichenstil selbst ist wirklich klasse und die Figuren sehr individuell
• Beziehungen: die Freundschaft von Sato und Hime, empfand ich schon nach den ersten Seiten als “echt” und ich zweifelte nicht daran, dass er ihr folgen würde!
Sonst ist die Handlung eine sehr solide romantische Komödie mit viel Action und ein paar Kämpfen, die definitiv Lust auf mehr macht. Der erste Band hat nicht nur unheimlich viel Spaß gemacht, sondern auch mein Interesse geweckt, besonders zum Ende hin gibt es einen guten Cliffhanger, der vielversprechend ist. Es gab immer wieder humorvolle Szenen, die gut reingepasst haben, ohne den Fluss der Geschichte zu stören und am Ende des Mangas gibt es zwei Seiten mit den “Anulus-Lexikon”, welches euch das fremde Land etwas näher bringt.
So viel kann ich noch verraten, Hime ist nicht die einzige Prinzessin, die ihm helfen muss das Land zu retten!
Der neue Manga von MAYBE ist eine Wonne fürs Auge, hat eine spannende Story und amüsante Momente zum schmunzeln. Auch wenn ihr in erster Linie keine Fans von Ecchi oder Harem seid, würde ich den Manga empfehlen, da er von den Protagonisten her viel zu bieten hat und ich mir gut vorstellen kann, dass die Handlung auch in eine ernstere Richtung später gehen wird.
Trotzdem gab ich mir einen Ruck, fing an den Band zu lesen und war nach den ersten Seiten von der Serie überzeugt.
Auf der einen Seite haben wir hier viele bekannte Klischees: die neue Welt, zufälligerweise sehr nah am europäischen Mittelalter angelehnt; er wird zum Held dieser Welt auserkoren; bekommt eine unglaubliche Kraft; Mädchen seiner Träume und Kindheitsfreundin steht ihm zur Seite; mehr hübsche Mädchen! Das und mehr prasselt sehr schnell im ersten Band auf einen ein, aber der Manga überzeugt durch seine Charaktere und der Mischung aus Klischees, Ideen und Witz!
Sato ist nicht der eine geborene Held, er hat keine eigenen Kräfte und ist sozusagen noch im “Training”, abgesehen davon ist er ernsthaft in Hime verliebt und auch ihre Gefühle ihm gegenüber werden nach ein paar Seiten schnell klar. Die beiden empfinden was füreinander, aber durch die Situation in die sie geraten, ist es nur eine sehr langsame Annäherung, dafür sehr lustig und niedlich. Ich mag es, dass es hier viel deutlicher zu spüren ist und nichts ist, auf was ich sieben Bände warten muss.
Hime ist ein sehr interessanter Charakter, sie hat was neckendes an sich, Selbstbewusstsein und eine offene Persönlichkeit, aber ist auch, wie es sich für einen Teenager gehört, schüchtern. Sie hat mir auf Anhieb gefallen und gehört für mich schon nach dem ersten Band zu meinen liebsten weiblichen Manga-Charakteren.
Am Anfang meiner Rezension sprach ich davon, dass ich mir eine gewissen Qualität von dem Manga Duo versprach, die fand ich auch in…
• den Charakteren: sie sind richtig authentisch, haben nachvollziehbare Emotionen und eine gewisse Tiefe
• Freizügigkeit in Maßen: der Manga hat durchaus Ecchi, aber er übertreibt es nicht damit, es ist mehr ein Zusatz, als dass er davon lebt
• Zeichnungen: der Zeichenstil selbst ist wirklich klasse und die Figuren sehr individuell
• Beziehungen: die Freundschaft von Sato und Hime, empfand ich schon nach den ersten Seiten als “echt” und ich zweifelte nicht daran, dass er ihr folgen würde!
Sonst ist die Handlung eine sehr solide romantische Komödie mit viel Action und ein paar Kämpfen, die definitiv Lust auf mehr macht. Der erste Band hat nicht nur unheimlich viel Spaß gemacht, sondern auch mein Interesse geweckt, besonders zum Ende hin gibt es einen guten Cliffhanger, der vielversprechend ist. Es gab immer wieder humorvolle Szenen, die gut reingepasst haben, ohne den Fluss der Geschichte zu stören und am Ende des Mangas gibt es zwei Seiten mit den “Anulus-Lexikon”, welches euch das fremde Land etwas näher bringt.
So viel kann ich noch verraten, Hime ist nicht die einzige Prinzessin, die ihm helfen muss das Land zu retten!
Der neue Manga von MAYBE ist eine Wonne fürs Auge, hat eine spannende Story und amüsante Momente zum schmunzeln. Auch wenn ihr in erster Linie keine Fans von Ecchi oder Harem seid, würde ich den Manga empfehlen, da er von den Protagonisten her viel zu bieten hat und ich mir gut vorstellen kann, dass die Handlung auch in eine ernstere Richtung später gehen wird.
April 18, 2019
Though the story is interesting enough for me, I know that I am not the type of reader that enjoys harem manga.
The world, and concept of the story are well done. I just feel this could have been executed differently, and told a deeper story in the process.
The world, and concept of the story are well done. I just feel this could have been executed differently, and told a deeper story in the process.
September 17, 2023
Odd, but entertaining enough. I think I will continue in the series at some later time. Other manga's have more priority.
September 20, 2020
I had a lot of fun with this! It's not the most original story (in fact the story is pretty weak), but I really liked the characters. Satou trying to be brave and even achieving it on the outside, but being really insecure on the inside was endearing. I'm interested to see where his character goes!
Hime may not be the most nuanced character (childhood friend love interest strikes again), but I do like how bubbly and fun she is. Plus, her design is adorable! I also loved how Satou and Hime were honest with each other and decided to be married for real rather than treating it like a ceremonial tradition. I'm amazed this happened in the first volume, usually they drag that shit out and milk it for all it's worth, so kudos Maybe!
Finally, I am BEYOND thrilled that Marse isn't the jaded, slighted potential rival for Satou. He was actually really supportive from the get-go, and while it seems to be because he doesn't want the responsibility, I'm just glad he's a nice, supportive guy.
I was nervous going into this volume because I really like To the Abandoned Sacred Beasts and wasn't sure how I'd feel about a fantasy harem, but I'm pleasantly surprised by this. I'm looking forward to reading more, specifically about the other princesses and their respective cultures. This may not be for anyone, but I had fun and encourage others to give it a try if interested.
Hime may not be the most nuanced character (childhood friend love interest strikes again), but I do like how bubbly and fun she is. Plus, her design is adorable! I also loved how Satou and Hime were honest with each other and decided to be married for real rather than treating it like a ceremonial tradition. I'm amazed this happened in the first volume, usually they drag that shit out and milk it for all it's worth, so kudos Maybe!
Finally, I am BEYOND thrilled that Marse isn't the jaded, slighted potential rival for Satou. He was actually really supportive from the get-go, and while it seems to be because he doesn't want the responsibility, I'm just glad he's a nice, supportive guy.
I was nervous going into this volume because I really like To the Abandoned Sacred Beasts and wasn't sure how I'd feel about a fantasy harem, but I'm pleasantly surprised by this. I'm looking forward to reading more, specifically about the other princesses and their respective cultures. This may not be for anyone, but I had fun and encourage others to give it a try if interested.
July 9, 2023
Der Manga war mal wieder einer der mich richtig gepackt hat. Es geht hier um Sato, der als kleiner Junge sieht wie Hime und ihr Großvater einfach aus dem Nichts erscheinen. Von da an leben die beiden als Nachbarn neben Sato und Hime und werden dicke Freunde. Wie sie in der Welt erschienen sind und woher sie kommen, scheint Sato entweder nicht zu interessieren oder er hat es verdrängt.
Als Jugendlicher empfindet Sato deutlich mehr für Hime als nur Freundschaft, traut sich aber nicht ihr das zu sagen und sie verhält sich eher wie eine Schwester ihm gegenüber. Als er sich endlich überwindet und es ihr gestehen will, schockt Hime ihn damit, dass sie wegziehen wird. Er folgt ihr und gerät somit in eine Fantasywelt die dem Mittelalter ähnlich ist. Er wird zum Ringkönig (wie müsst ihr selbst lesen) und muss nun gegen das Böse kämpfen. Allerdings bedeutet das auch, dass er nun mit Hime verheiratet ist und die beiden sich wohl näher kommen werden. Doch dann gibt es noch einen weiteren großen Schock, der sowohl die Beziehung zwischen Hime und Sato stark beeinflussen wird, als auch sein Leben als Ringkönig.
Ich fand die Story einfach richtig interessant und vor allem waren mir die Charaktere unglaublich sympathisch und das ist für mich immer ein wichtiger Punkt.
Ich bin gespannt wie die Handlung um den Kampf gegen das Böse weitergehen wird, aber auch wie sich die Beziehung zwischen Hime und Sato entwickelt. Ich finde die beiden passen unglaublich gut zusammen und hoffe, dass man auch ein bisschen Liebesgeschichte bekommt.
Der Zeichenstil hat mir auch richtig gut gefallen.
Ich werde mir gleich den nächsten Band bestellen.
Story 4,6/5
Emotionen 4,6/5
Charaktere 4,6/5
Unterhaltung 4,6/5
Zeichenstil 4,4/5
Lesegefühl 4,6/5
Spannung 3,6/5
Erotik 3,0/5
Gesamt 4,6/5
Als Jugendlicher empfindet Sato deutlich mehr für Hime als nur Freundschaft, traut sich aber nicht ihr das zu sagen und sie verhält sich eher wie eine Schwester ihm gegenüber. Als er sich endlich überwindet und es ihr gestehen will, schockt Hime ihn damit, dass sie wegziehen wird. Er folgt ihr und gerät somit in eine Fantasywelt die dem Mittelalter ähnlich ist. Er wird zum Ringkönig (wie müsst ihr selbst lesen) und muss nun gegen das Böse kämpfen. Allerdings bedeutet das auch, dass er nun mit Hime verheiratet ist und die beiden sich wohl näher kommen werden. Doch dann gibt es noch einen weiteren großen Schock, der sowohl die Beziehung zwischen Hime und Sato stark beeinflussen wird, als auch sein Leben als Ringkönig.
Ich fand die Story einfach richtig interessant und vor allem waren mir die Charaktere unglaublich sympathisch und das ist für mich immer ein wichtiger Punkt.
Ich bin gespannt wie die Handlung um den Kampf gegen das Böse weitergehen wird, aber auch wie sich die Beziehung zwischen Hime und Sato entwickelt. Ich finde die beiden passen unglaublich gut zusammen und hoffe, dass man auch ein bisschen Liebesgeschichte bekommt.
Der Zeichenstil hat mir auch richtig gut gefallen.
Ich werde mir gleich den nächsten Band bestellen.
Story 4,6/5
Emotionen 4,6/5
Charaktere 4,6/5
Unterhaltung 4,6/5
Zeichenstil 4,4/5
Lesegefühl 4,6/5
Spannung 3,6/5
Erotik 3,0/5
Gesamt 4,6/5
June 22, 2018
Tales of Wedding Rings is rated Older Teen and has bare butt shots for both male and female characters as well as some cleavage (as if you couldn't guess by the cover) as well as a typical bath scene that seems common enough in manga these days. In addition the main character who is chosen by his childhood friend to be the Ring King must convince other girls to marry him as well (she chose him by kissing and ultimately becoming married to him) so if any of this bothers you turn away now because I have a feeling the harem will be strong with this series.
Now with that warning out of the way I enjoy the interaction between the characters in the story. In particular even though the time in the normal world is only a small fraction of the book you can get a feel for how close Hime and Satou are which makes sense when he gives chase after her as she vanishes through a magical portal. Now married by the Ring King rite they find out there is affection between them that neither has acted on before which doesn't make it any less awkward when forced to share a bed or bath together. After all they were simply best friends before entering this magical world cursed with creatures from the Abyss that would see Satou dead. So if a little fan service and harem style action doesn't bother you why not try this book and see what you think about these awkward kids thrown into heroic destiny. :)
My fave part would have to be Satou entering the magical world after Hime went through the portal. It took real guts and shows how much he cares for her that he would traverse the seemingly impossible to get her back and ends up being the hero of a new world to boot. :)
Now with that warning out of the way I enjoy the interaction between the characters in the story. In particular even though the time in the normal world is only a small fraction of the book you can get a feel for how close Hime and Satou are which makes sense when he gives chase after her as she vanishes through a magical portal. Now married by the Ring King rite they find out there is affection between them that neither has acted on before which doesn't make it any less awkward when forced to share a bed or bath together. After all they were simply best friends before entering this magical world cursed with creatures from the Abyss that would see Satou dead. So if a little fan service and harem style action doesn't bother you why not try this book and see what you think about these awkward kids thrown into heroic destiny. :)
My fave part would have to be Satou entering the magical world after Hime went through the portal. It took real guts and shows how much he cares for her that he would traverse the seemingly impossible to get her back and ends up being the hero of a new world to boot. :)
December 30, 2020
"Wha-? Isn't that polygamy!?" -the best line.
I think the best word for this story is generic. Not in a bad way. It still surprises you in a few little ways, never enough to be too cliché. It's fun to read, but don't expect a something totally out there.
Okay art, generic fantasy background characters and settings. Just a couple of confusing pannels, but otherwise fluid reading. Simple character designs, good details.
Before I delve into the story, I'd like to point out that the author/artist gives us two full pages of written worldbuilding at the end, in character, and I love that to pieces. Extra kudos.
In terms of story, we'll have to see but I don't think it will fall into the harem trap. It's very straight (how surprising! /s) but there are a few elements that avoid the distastefulness/harem-ness of other mangas I've seen before. The immediate live rival seen in the first chapter does not become bitter and is instead supportive and a friend (+1), the main pair knows they are in love and both confess (+1), and they agree to follow a healthy pacing in their relationship, suddenly married as they've become (+1). Now we'll just have to see what the main pair's relationship with the other princesses becomes.
It made me curious enough, and that's a plus.
I think the best word for this story is generic. Not in a bad way. It still surprises you in a few little ways, never enough to be too cliché. It's fun to read, but don't expect a something totally out there.
Okay art, generic fantasy background characters and settings. Just a couple of confusing pannels, but otherwise fluid reading. Simple character designs, good details.
Before I delve into the story, I'd like to point out that the author/artist gives us two full pages of written worldbuilding at the end, in character, and I love that to pieces. Extra kudos.
In terms of story, we'll have to see but I don't think it will fall into the harem trap. It's very straight (how surprising! /s) but there are a few elements that avoid the distastefulness/harem-ness of other mangas I've seen before. The immediate live rival seen in the first chapter does not become bitter and is instead supportive and a friend (+1), the main pair knows they are in love and both confess (+1), and they agree to follow a healthy pacing in their relationship, suddenly married as they've become (+1). Now we'll just have to see what the main pair's relationship with the other princesses becomes.
It made me curious enough, and that's a plus.
July 26, 2023
I absolutely HATE polygamy stories. I feel like the author/s are just shoving their own perverse desires at the audience and I hate it. Polygamy disregards the feelings of women and belittles them, reducing women to mere objects that aren’t even considered human. Their feelings and needs are thrown out the window. I hate it even more when the women in the stories are just all for it. That isn’t realistic at all because 99% of women are not ok with sharing their husband with other women.
This type of writing shows a lack of human understanding and consideration.
The moment this story said that the male lead has to get married to other princesses and engage in polygamy so he can get stronger and defeat the monsters, I put this down. I just can’t support any of this sexist bull poop.
This story had a lot of potential and in my opinion it was all just flushed down the toilet when the author/s decided to be perverted and sexist toward women.
This type of writing shows a lack of human understanding and consideration.
The moment this story said that the male lead has to get married to other princesses and engage in polygamy so he can get stronger and defeat the monsters, I put this down. I just can’t support any of this sexist bull poop.
This story had a lot of potential and in my opinion it was all just flushed down the toilet when the author/s decided to be perverted and sexist toward women.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
February 15, 2019
When Sato's best friend Hime (who he is in love with) has to move away, it turns out she is from another world and a princess, ready to fulfill her duty of marrying a prince. Sato is being pulled into the other dimension with her and she decides she will rather marry him, than some stranger, And they do, but here the trouble starts because as it turns out Sato is now the chosen one. He has to battle dragons and become a hero. There are further complications, the marriage to her brings...,
I really like the story and idea, the artwork is decent, I had some problems with him as a character, so far he is a bit boring and arrogant, but I hope he will grow and turn more likeable in the course of the story, I fear however, that my library only had part 1 and I am not sure I want to invest money into this series...
I really like the story and idea, the artwork is decent, I had some problems with him as a character, so far he is a bit boring and arrogant, but I hope he will grow and turn more likeable in the course of the story, I fear however, that my library only had part 1 and I am not sure I want to invest money into this series...
August 13, 2020
Already can tell that this is going to be a harem but in all honest truth I'm alright with it. The art is dazzling and the character set up has potential. Maybe definitely seems to have a way with providing personality to the characters which is easy to follow. I'm in hopes that this series will gradually build with a story line and stays interesting. There have been to many series that I've had to set down because the plot fell to pieces. Guess we'll see with the next book which path it'll take.
May 12, 2018
In Tales of Wedding Rings, when Sato loves Hime–not only the girl next door, but the princess next world–he pursues her through a magical portal to a homeworld bubbling with fantasy tropes and opportunities to prove himself romantically…(Full review through this link: http://www.nerdspan.com/tales-wedding... (Spoilers))
July 12, 2018
I just can't with this one.
Satou follow's Hime and ends up married to her. Then surprise, surprise he has to save the world, but in order to do so he needs to marry more women.
I should've known this wouldn't be my cup of tea. I tried it, but even though I'm a fan of harems I just couldn't with this one.
Satou follow's Hime and ends up married to her. Then surprise, surprise he has to save the world, but in order to do so he needs to marry more women.
I should've known this wouldn't be my cup of tea. I tried it, but even though I'm a fan of harems I just couldn't with this one.
October 6, 2018
Kind of surprised how high people are rating this one. It was pretty much the most unoriginal isekai I've read. I also hate how the female lead is basically a prize and doesn't have any autonomy or characteristics besides childhood friend. It's a shame because I really love the art style though.
July 25, 2021
Genericamente non male, però consiglio a chi lo volesse provare di notare bene che gli anelli di matrimonio da cui il titolo sono molteplici, con tutto il nonsense che ne consegue. Per quanto mi riguarda è il dettaglio che detta l'inizio della fine.
February 16, 2018
A surprisingly fun shounen romance. I just hope that it doesn't derail into harem antics in the coming volumes.
Full review eventually appearing on ANN.
Full review eventually appearing on ANN.
April 3, 2018
A Meh premise and too much fanservice for my liking. Especially coming off of "Sacred Beasts"
June 6, 2018
To short otherwise not bad
The story's premises is a bit weak and it short otherwise not a bad story. Hoping the next book can improve on things
The story's premises is a bit weak and it short otherwise not a bad story. Hoping the next book can improve on things
July 27, 2018
fan service.
August 16, 2018
Tolle Geschichte und die Zeichnungen gefallen mir auch. Es gibt hier noch sehr viel Potential und ich freue mich schon zu erfahren, wie es weiter geht.
December 3, 2018
4,5 Sterne
September 1, 2019
This manga seems like it’s going to be a wild ride I cannot wait to continue with this series
January 28, 2020
Two teenagers in love with one another. But one must go home to her home world. Her boyfriend follows her through the light, to fight a demon.
February 7, 2020
So gut angefangen, aber der weitere Storyverlauf?!
September 7, 2020
Weird but interesting.
September 15, 2020
It was so good I flew through it. I can't wait to read the rest of the series.
April 17, 2021
This book is seriously amazing!! Can not wait until I start vol. 2
December 31, 2022
3.75⭐️
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