Reviews for A WIFE AT KIMBARA Manga

okay??? Love the picture and the story? I'll be happy this time ☘...

There were a lot of Tsukkomi Doroko, and (I was surprised that everyone was so quiet at my father's funeral.) The last one is probably related to the number of pages, but eh, is it over yet? I thought, but I thought it would be a good work if it focused on romantic, or something like when love falls, and at the end, it would be a good work. Also, I'm a fan of Shinozaki-sensei, so I probably liked the review a bit.

It's a story about a parent and child falling in love with the same woman. It was nice that the heroine didn't feel light.

I feel like the atmosphere is somewhat serious and dark until the end. Just personally. Maybe it's because of the tyrant Papa Stuart. Journalist Rebecca is visiting her birthplace Kinross to write a book for actress Fee. Stuart, who is Fee's younger brother and Kinross's lord, is very fond of Rebecca. At that time, my son Bled, who has a feud with Stuart, came to Kinross... I was wondering if it would get even more muddy, but things unfolded suddenly due to Stuart's unexpected exit. Rebecca's past, which is revealed from there, also has a lot to do with it, but it's painful for her to be in agony when she worries, “I think everything was my fault...” in the recollection scene. It certainly makes me think we should be more alert until halfway through. If you like a slightly shady heroine, go for it.