Reviews for SOS: CONVENIENT HUSBAND REQUIRED Manga

Mei's whole life comes to a standstill because her “grandfather” becomes an obstacle. Love with Adam too. However, there is one thing I can't solve. I wonder why Mei was sent to a regular school even though her grandfather blames Mei's mother for making a mistake. Is it because I despaired that I couldn't develop the identity of a young lady in the curriculum of a prestigious school? In the end, my grandfather's decision backfired. I read that my grandfather relentlessly attacked Adam because I wanted to make fun of my grandfather's own mistakes. He's a narrow man. I have a spine-chilling feeling that it's the judge. Even so, neither May nor Adam's feelings have disappeared. I haven't forgotten even when I'm away, even if I hate it. In particular, Mei's kindness and perseverance stand out. Such passion can be seen here and there, and the romantic flow is at its best. While misunderstandings about the events that Adam was concerned about are being resolved, the scene where Mei collects rose petals one by one can be said to be excellent. On the cold night before Christmas, even Adam who was sprinkled with water would have frozen, but when I think that Mei would have spent many minutes succumbing to the flooded ground and searching for petals would have frozen even more, my inner corner of the eye gets hot. The climax was “I don't need anything anymore, so help Adam,” Mei's cry finally showed me that the preciousness and importance of love cannot be exchanged for property. However, I can't help but be concerned that the character's whole body and half body are written in a tight manner. I can see the part where I want them to stand straight.

I enjoyed reading it. I was able to empathize with Kusunoki-sensei's dynamic and beautiful pictures. It was nice to feel like they both liked each other but didn't stick together. I had a nice aftertaste that came in so quickly and ended refreshed with a happy ending? That's not the case when asked if it just sticks in their mind.