Reviews for A WIFE ON PAPER Manga

The two fell in love the moment they met, but even though they passed each other for too long, they finally shared their feelings, but it ended quickly and it wasn't enough.

My younger brother reversed his search for love since he was little. An older brother who has always accepted the care of his troubled younger brother. And my younger brother's wife was left behind. He's a troubled younger brother, but he admires his older brother and sympathizes with him, who adored and loved his older brother, and it's really annoying. He is an older brother who fell in love with his younger brother's wife at first sight, but he never revealed his heart, and his older brother, who devotes himself only to protecting him lovingly, is unbearable. Also, the heroine, who believes the wrong information about her older brother imbued in by her husband and rebels against her older brother but fluctuates every time she touches her older brother's true form, is also troublesome. The younger brother realized that his older brother and wife were attracted to each other without realizing it, and left his wife to his older brother and passed away. It's impossible to read without crying! Be happy (crying)

A dramatic and eventful story. It's inspiring. I'm confused by all kinds of feelings, such as sad and sly. Steven is a sly person, but I can't hate him. A heroine who confronts the lies of those who believed and her own lies and moves forward. The hero who just silently snuggles up was so sad and wonderful. Matty's story in “A Dream Will Come True Someday,” which continues next, is pretty good! I recommend it.

I've been a fan of Nagasaki-sensei since he drew moving things, but I was also really moved by Harlequin's works! It's amazing to be able to draw such deep emotion. It's a story that will stay in my heart forever (*' - `*)

Are the words in the review title written on the last page? don't you think HQ would make it this far? There were circumstances. happy ending, of course? I want to write a lot of things in my review, but I want you to enjoy Nagasaki Sayuri sensei's wonderful designs and proper plot?

The development is ridiculous, and since it's ridiculous, parts that aren't pretty, such as hidden things or the presence of other people, are often conveyed until the end. Strangely enough, the story delves deeper into the difficult aspect of what love looks like. A lot of things happen to the heroine, and that's why you can find so many aspects in one book: momentary emotions, nurturing affection, sense of justice, becoming invisible when you like people, vanity that you want to be well thought of by your partner, feelings you hide... I think the reason why it doesn't seem so abrupt, even when it's packed with human emotions, is because the scale of the story depicts falling in love with people, where there is nothing you can do about falling in love with people, and you can't clean it up with reason. When you fall in love with someone, it's sometimes a moment, but what starts there incorporates many elements such as timing and time, and how it progresses shapes the drama, and I felt a great deal of power in the story. I felt that Matty's words, “Love is more impulsive, is something that transcends everything and falls helplessly,” expressed everything. The picture had so many soft lines that the overall impression was light, but it skillfully handled the many episodes and movements of the mind, and in my impression after reading it, I was glad that the soft tone was good for heavy scenes.

wow, this is a love story? I think it's a story where various issues and feelings intersect while being led by love? It was very good ☘

At first, I struggled with the size of the callouts, but as I read, I was gradually drawn in, and I was moved at the end. The picture was also very beautiful, so it was interesting until the end

There was an image of them getting married by force in the title, but that's not the case. Rather, both of the main characters were adults who grasped the situation, and they were still unable to express their inner feelings. A man who has experienced death will cherish his family.

I wasn't the type that really liked painting, so honestly, I wasn't expecting that much, but as I read, I couldn't stop crying, and I was drawn in. My husband who passed away was pitiful as a man, but I was moved by his deep love for his wife. I was also moved by the love between the hero and his brother.