Fantastic Monster Marriage

Loved the fox girl and dragon girl ones, more of that would be great, but almost half of the stories are "forced". Main issue is that being completely unmarked on the main book despite being a large percentage of the content.

The art style has improved a lot in comparison to the previous book, and just like the last book, is a good 'starter' to the monstergirl tag!
However, its still missing that crucial erotic factor on the last few pages of each story that really sells the appeal of monstergirl hentai.
The stories themselves are also a mixed bag, and most literally have nothing to do with 'marriages' to monstergirls or that style of relationship with monstergirls (to the point one chapter literally has nothing to do with monstergirls, and the 'Bloody Queen' chapter is a horror chapter that is very out of place with the supposed 'lovey-dovey' theme of the book).

Overall, its a massive improvement over the last book (I particularly like the Foxgirl story 'Century of Solitude', and 'Oni Princess Vow' and 'Dragon Princess Pledge' have potential), but its still nowhere near the quality of other monstergirl books available (especially since the most of the chapters are just standard humanoids like elves, kemonomimi or literal humans).

Finally a Lamia sex chapter, not the Lamia we want back in the Circus book, but still a Lamia nonetheless |( `O')/

The art is good, I like like a couple stories in this. Not a fan of forced though. Some scenes are awesome, some weren't my cup of tea

So considering that Monster Girl Circus was the second book I can say this about the art; the lines on the this book are stronger. However the art feels 'cleaner' on the other one, both have fantastic looking characters though. The stories here... are all over the place. The first tale was vanilla, got a bit dark to vanilla, got really dark with the lamia one (seriously was not prepared for what happened to the lower body). Then it swing back to being vanilla around towards the end. Don't get me wrong I liked it a lot, however for a book with marriage in the title, it was like half of the book maybe.

the art the panels it is gorgeous indeed, truly a must have for the monster girl enthusiast!

Definite must-read if you like monster girls. The art style is simply beautiful: the girls would make Satoshi Urushihara or Hellabuna proud with their luscious curves and hyper-detailed clothes and scales. Though a warning that three of the chapters are dubcon at best (though the girl gets her own back in the third).