storyline is pure cliche. And don't get me wrong, I enjoy a cliche done right, which it's not the case here. It was just boring and looked like a manga that I would read in the 2000's. Villains that the only reason they are villains it's because they hate the FL and because they are bad people, like seriously? What seemed to be a promising emotional story about a girl who finds self acceptance from a childhood of neglect and trauma from a relationship with a cold yet gentle man. Into a story of saving the helpless princess. It just falls flat. It makes perfect sense that FL thinks of herself as someone horrible because of the neglectful environment she grew up in, and is in fact quite realistic because commonly, people who grew up in such a horrible environment would have low self-esteem. That is absolutely okay, and I understand it's a coping mechanism. me boy, he totally suffers from the "nice guy syndrome". He thinks he's the only one who can save the FL, and even considered a horrible thing as the only option, while thoghtout his entire life he just watched everything. He's pissed me off, A LOT

Miyo finds herself in the dream world of the Saimori residence. There, she confronts her other self. When Miyo's other self dissuades her, Miyo declares that she will not run away and promises that she will save Kiyoka. Soon after, using Kiyoka's kumihimo as her guide, Miyo manages to find him in an endless battle against the Grotesqueries. Elsewhere, the Emperor is informed of Miyo's attempt to rescue Kiyoka. When the Emperor tries to destroy Miyo and Kiyoka in the dream world, their combined power overwhelms and defeats him as the Grotesqueries are destroyed. After Miyo and Kiyoka are awake, Arata reassures her that she is still part of the Usuba family while Kiyoka tells him that they will have a rematch someday. The next day, Prince Takaihito reveals to General Ookaito that the Emperor is responsible for releasing the Grotesqueries while planning to have his father atone for his actions in the future. Miyo and Kiyoka return to their daily lives. Several days later, they both attend the party. Miyo) seemingly has no prospects, beauty, or life skills. Also, the prince wants nothing to do with her at first. However, as the story goes on she discovers that there is much more to life than what her discriminating family have previously shown her. The world building is also pretty well done, and it's fleshed out to a level you wouldn't normally expect from a slice of life romance. From the start we know that certain families have hereditary powers passed down through the generations, and their political power and clout are dependent on how strong these powers are. These powers range from mind control to the ability to control fire and I think it's a wonderful spin on what would otherwise be your typical historical manga. This world is established without too much needless exposition and is a cut above most romances in terms of how fleshed out and interesting it is. a b Dempsey, Liam (June 23, 2023). "Two More Cast Members Take Their Vows in Latest My Happy Marriage TV Anime Trailer". Crunchyroll . Retrieved June 23, 2023. Meskipun dilahirkan dalam keluarga dengan kekuatan yang tidak biasa dalam garis keturunannya, Saimori Miyo tidak mewarisi kemampuan khusus apa pun.otherwise I really loved this movie. as a romance movie, it was a solid 10/10, but I wish that was all it was. shoutout to the sound effects, visuals and gorgeous cinematography as well.

Mateo, Alex (September 20, 2023). "My Happy Marriage Anime Gets 2nd Season". Anime News Network . Retrieved September 20, 2023.I question the highlights in the characters' hair (was that even what it was?). The colour choices were so... dubious there. I mean, Kudou seemed to have purple (?) highlights despite having blond hair and it just doesn't look right. It looks like a mistake, but it's a mistake that is consistent and it feels so... off. He's not the only one either, and as the anime goes on, you - or at least, I - noticed it more and more. But that's down to personal taste, I suppose. Neither as atrocious as some might claim, nor the amazing twist to a Cinderella others would say, I find this series to be... middling. A perfectly serviceable anime that you can pass some time watching if you don't mind slower paced, more wholesome watches revolving around healing from times spent in an abusive household and making a marriage work out. I wouldn't say that the characters had nothing to them. Just not enough tot stand out. Certainly nothing that would suggest this reimagining of the Cinderella story needed to happen. But lately "old fairy tales but the FMC is more magical" seems to be a popular way of rebooting things.