Reviews for EXECUTIVE MOTHER-TO-BE Manga

This review contains spoilers. Hero Nate's regrets, who had lost his former wife in an accident caused by her pregnancy, cast a shadow over her relationship with her newly met heroine Chris. For Chris, who doesn't know the translation, she is a child who is worried every day because she doesn't feel affection by taking into account the reality that she wasn't able to enjoy the love from her upbringing, but on the contrary, she grows up smoothly. This anguish takes the two of them more and more into the midst of trouble as they learn the truth. There is no answer as to how to draw a line with the past, but it's a pity that the story doesn't include that process of realizing that the reality in front of you should not neglect it. Everyone has had children as a matter of course, and there is nothing but pain as to why it doesn't come true only to myself, and if it's fate, I can't resist it, but I'm relieved even though it's a promise that they were born safely. I get the impression that the drawing increases the emotional ups and downs quite a bit, but I love the smiles of the characters drawn by this teacher.