Reviews for THE BABY BOND Manga

Things progressed rather quickly and won, but this story progresses carefully. At the end, it ends with a story where the kid got a little bigger, and it's a very nice story, including that.

I'm buying the author. There are a few scenes where there is no delicacy in the hero's actions and words, and if I were the heroine, I'd like to hit him. I thought, but since the heroine was also hitting the hero, I think they were a good match for each other. You weren't showing all your feelings for your ex-husband, were you?

It was a comic that made me feel warm when I read it, and the conversation between the handsome hero and the beautiful heroine who was really good at drawing pictures was so wonderful. It was a luxurious moment, and I felt like I had gone to Ireland with a background that looked like I was watching a movie.

More like a heartwarming story from a ladies' comic than Harlequin. Marito-sensei's works have a wonderful way of drawing adult bodies, children are cute, and the story and pictures are amazing! The heroine's pity was softened by being saved by an adorable baby and a kind hero. It's a wonderful family story.

It was a gentle story where the child left behind, the heroine who was abandoned, and the hero who was a workman grasped warm happiness. It was nice to watch the heroine, who had a hard time, notice real love and get it all. Also, people around me are watching over the heroine's happiness, showing the goodness of the countryside.

Among Ai-sensei's works, I love it so much that it competes for 1 to 2. I wonder how much preparation it takes to raise a baby born between a former husband and his lover. I think the heroes were complicated too.

The process of two people, who are serious and therefore unable to honestly express their feelings, get close in the wake of a baby is astonishing.

The interplay between the words of the hero and heroine is nice. However, when it comes to the possibility of pregnancy, I wonder if I could use the word worst. Other than that, it was a story of sincere adult love. However, Mari and Sensei's kids are really cute.

Ai Marito-sensei is one of the artists who never lost. It's a drawing that makes you feel like an elegant and beautiful adult typical of HQ, and the way to say the lines are perfect. The heroine this time is a sincere and pure woman who can't hide her overflowing love and curiosity, even in front of her husband and lover's children. I'm sure the hero also liked the heroine from the time she was introduced to her younger brother. The story of two people who go from a sad event to happiness flows to a wonderful ending without any sense of incongruity. It is one of Ai's works that will impress you no matter how many times you read it

The woman Ai-sensei draws isn't childish, so you don't have to feel silly when reading it. Neither the content of the heroine's thoughts nor the conversation between the two main characters were childish. The consideration for the other person and the thoughtfulness to think thoroughly about the future are very nice. After all, the use of black is clever. The night town has the best balance. There were atmospheric frames in various places, and I enjoyed those wonderful landscape paintings. When you decide to take on the role of parents, you can trust both of them as human beings for their devotion. I believe that people who have what it takes to be good parents are the best marriage partners (meaning they don't stay with each other). In particular, he said that he hasn't slept properly since he made up his mind to raise a local. Other than that, I bow to the high priority given to Locan. There are very few such wonderful men. The fact that they have common values, such as family image and way of thinking about raising children, also convinces them that healthy beliefs are at the root, and makes us expect calm and steady family management. I wonder if they were asleep in the depths of their hearts, and they were unknowingly aware of each other. The scene where he cries was also moved by the fact that their restrained attitudes of each other unraveled, and the act of putting out the inside of their hearts, due to the sadness of losing their only younger brother and the fact that they were two people standing on each other's feelings aside from their own sorrow, was moving. They both have high human strength. I also felt that it was very natural to be connected by flow. Also, from there, the author's character modeling, such as confusion, making up, and a sense of responsibility, etc., also had an adult attitude, and I felt that this combination was almost a miracle. It's fun that the door picture for entering the main story is different from the picture on the cover, but I thought it was a bit casual, probably because the characters for Angel Smile consist of katakana. Once you've come up with a title, you won't understand it until you don't really understand it. Congratulations on the fulfillment of your “first” love. I hope to realize a spinoff in the brain of Chad and Joan, Ai-sensei, who won't die in terms of HQ. It was also Brexit, and I read it in the middle of discussions on the backstop issue between Northern Ireland and Ireland, and smiled wryly at the timing of the original publication period, saying that this work would be difficult to establish if it were to become a hard border by any chance...

It's a strange, truly fairytale-like story. Maybe it's good that the stage is Ireland. They keep me engrossed until the end.

Our feelings for each other's babies are wonderful. The pictures were beautiful and I was able to read them with peace of mind.

The heroes drawn by Mari Ai and Sensei are really beautiful and sexy. His nudity can only be described as blessing. Calm down, she's an adult hero and heroine, so you can concentrate on the story without getting frustrated. The two are united from the scene where the hero, who had suppressed his grief after losing his younger brother, is admonished by the heroine and sheds tears, but what about that beautiful thing. I went back and forth through the pages and enjoyed it.

I love the heroine in this film! She's kind, strong, and has a maternal instinct. Even though it's Harlequin, it makes me cry... it's interesting and moving, so be sure to read it!

It's a very kind story. All of the characters are sincere, and I feel warm after I finish reading it.