Reviews for MYSTERY WIFE Manga

Since episode 1 is complete, there aren't many extra episodes, but it's refreshing and easy to read. I also think that talking just a little bit is too convenient, but that's Harlequin. lol lol I remember a long time ago, when I was single, when I was reading Harlequin as a novel, there were a lot of sugar candy stories full of sweetness and filled with girls' dreams. But I'm not looking for reality from Harlequin, so it's totally OK! lol

I was impressed by the hero's sincerity to his wife, whose marriage had broken down. I'm ruining my ex-wife's scum.

Stories about amnesia are always on HQ, and even so, I was pulled over and read it until the end. The author's picture can match the story! I recommend it.

What does that mean until you know the truth? I couldn't help but be worried about the future, but once I understood everything, I was convinced. I'm happy with the very well written story!

It was a pretty good read work. It's a heroic suspense story about her husband who was on the verge of breaking up with the heroine who had amnesia, and I enjoyed it as if it were a mystery. The truth was somehow understood, but the delicate depiction and story were fascinating.

It was a trial reading and I was curious and bought it. The content was worth reading. I am satisfied!

I enjoyed the suspenseful story quite a bit. Even so... Kubota sensei's way of creating a sense of loneliness is excellent. It's nice that it doesn't have the intentionality typical of HQ.

It is said that he was a terrible person, and they are made cold, but that also seems to be rust that came out of his body. We met for the first time and had a crush, but it seems that the two of them have already finished. This is what happened when I woke up at the hospital. If they think they're that kind of person anyway, they'll settle back and live their lives without being swayed by their original self image even when they burst into trouble. It was wonderful to live like that. The 92-page heroine's lament pierced my heart. Then, when I reread it, the angle of tasting it changed, and I even felt that I had received unprovoked treatment, and I even wondered why I had to run into such a situation. There is a part that is shrouded in mystery until the end, so the haze over the heroine's memory isn't easy to clear up, and the relationship between the two is dragged on unsettled. The story is an incident involving a villain, so you can finally feel safe once you have a full resolution, but the heroine is an unbelievable victim. And yet, everyone is cold at the beginning. Even though it was unavoidable, even after I finished reading it, I still can't get rid of the feeling that the heroine was pitiful. It's impossible to say that if the end is good, everything is fine. From now on, the possibility that the heroine will become a victim for the same reason will continue in the vicinity of her home, etc. The heroine had a daze in her mind about what she was doing before the accident, even when most of her memories were missing. There was no progress in clarifying this inconsistency until a detective appeared, but even though multiple keys, such as girls' school or French, were quite worth using. Happiness came side by side with danger. It would be nice if the relationship between the two had sorted out his mind about a really unhappy marriage, but the story isn't large enough to go into that. However, there is no doubt that there was no such convenient incident for the family. When looking back at the suspenseful principle of who made the most profit in the incident, it follows that in this story, the villains never began to act profitably. There are no flashy lines or sparkling pictures, but simply, the story unfolds in a way that the narration and frames cut effective cards. The scene where you make him propose, like HQ's Promise, is not set with the scene where you go meet the heroine, who is a muscle brace often used, like another HQ promise. I understand that, but I wanted them to make it a little easier to sympathize with the heroine's hesitation.

It's not just an amnesia, it's not a replacement. After searching for twins and making them go all the way to France, how did they use medicine for the heroine? What is such a convenient medicine. That part has been done too much...

I read Harlequin for the first time, and it was unexpectedly good. I wish my husband was a little more cool.

I wanted them to be happy if their personality changed due to memory loss, but I see! That's where it is.

Another amnesia story was disappointing, so it looked even better lol it also had suspense elements, and there was no sense of incongruity even when it was resolved at the end, right? In other words, I enjoyed that feeling