A Cinderella-inspired, slow-burn historical romance with a paranormal twist set in Taisho-era Japan! Miyo Saimori, the eldest of her clan and yet unblessed by the supernatural talent that graced her father and half sister, is sent off to marry into the Gifted Kudo clan. The young and aloof clan leader, Kiyoka Kudo, finds himself intrigued by this girl who stands worlds apart from the spoiled, social-climbing women who usually vie for his hand. All too soon, Kiyoka comes to regard Miyo with affection. Kiyoka and Miyo make their engagement real and official, but Miyo still worries she lacks the training to be a wife worthy of the Kudo clan. Ent more
A lot happens within this volume, but it's paced very well as the pair, despite having overcome a large hurdle already, now realise theres a lot more they need to learn to get to the happy part of My Happy Marriage. Its an emotionally gripping volume, and Im glad the series is providing more for the reader outside the Cinderella story it started off with. Read Full Review
Overall, My Happy Marriage Volume 4 firmly feels like the midpoint of an arc and that leaves it a bit underwhelming in my opinion. Still, the introduction of a new character is always welcome and the author provides us with some good development for both them and the rest of the cast. So this is certainly still worth carrying on with if youve enjoyed the series so far. Read Full Review
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