Reviews for 1122: For a Happy Marriage Manga

This review contains spoilers. If the people themselves are good with each other... this is probably fine, but... they change their registration and don't get registered anymore... does that mean their partner actually married? Hmm... did that happen? Well... if Ichigo-chan is good, that's fine. I just couldn't fall in love with Otoyan, who had an official affair. No matter how kind you are... you're scum when you say “I'm scum” even though I've been having affairs all the time, and I can't forgive Ichiko-chan... yes, you're scum. If I were in Ichiko-chan's position, there would be no official approval and an immediate divorce, but the Aichiko-chan couple (former?) , Mizuki and his wife... there are a lot of things for married couples. let's do it? It was a happy ending, but my mind was fuzzy... I didn't feel refreshed.

This review contains spoilers. I read it because it was interesting at the beginning, but my honest impression is that I thought the last one was surprisingly easy. But in terms of content, isn't it a common problem for Japanese people? I think we both understand each other's feelings, but isn't that the case more often? It made me think.

This review contains spoilers. What is the way a married couple should be? The couple both admitted to having an official affair, but they aren't really convinced. In the final volume, they are bound by something like a bond.

This review contains spoilers. No matter how much discussion the couple made, I thought that after all, an official affair would lead to various bankruptcies. I couldn't understand that they allowed an official affair, but I really understand Ichiko's feelings.

This review contains spoilers. It made me think that Ichiko and Otoyan had no choice but to break up, but in the end, they decided to live together again in a form where the deceased mother had taken on the relationship between the former couple. After all, the history of the two was the bond between the two. But what the hell was Mizuki! Frankly speaking, it's an injury charge, isn't it? If you get stabbed locally, I don't think it will last a lifetime. If I were one child, I would report the injury to the police when I learned about it. Even the boy at the hotel would have noticed, and there is a medical examination record. Criminals are criminals no matter how pregnant they are. Was Mizuki's husband a disorderly husband at first? It was also incomprehensible that I easily forgave my adulterous wife and became a good-looking guy even though I thought about it. Also, I didn't really understand Rei-kun's position towards the end. Falling in love with a former customer who is 15 years older is a bit unreasonable no matter how much one child needs a hit horse, so isn't that just a matter of manners and customs?

This review contains spoilers. It was a long story, but for the time being, it's probably a story about a man and woman who had a lot of affairs, such as an official affair, romance, sex, divorce, etc., but in the end, they knew that the partner they always stay with in case of emergency was number one. If I were to seriously review it, I think it's a story like Ichiko and Otoya, who simply didn't really understand themselves and didn't develop their own identity, got married, and even though they were a married couple, they took a detour to establish themselves, and found the shape of the last two “married couples.” It was also mentioned during the conversation, but for now, I think I'm not saying my true intentions too much, and I'm probably closing my eyes too much from the bottom of my heart. That's why little Ichiko-chan is appearing in Ichiko. Is it really a good relationship in the first place where they can't even say their true intentions even though they're a married couple? I think so. Also, it would be nice if the partner was an official affair or something like that, but in reality, Mizuki's side wasn't officially approved, so it's bound to be love-hate. This is because official approval means declaring “home is number one.” Being frustrated when reading this kind of thing was a target of criticism or something that can be seen below in the laughing story that was like a waterfall, but I think Ichiko, who didn't stick out of a certain line called manners, is superior to my father who had a serious romantic affair. I was frustrated, but it was so much fun, so I gave it 4 stars, but I wasn't really refreshed after reading it.

This review contains spoilers. I've been a fan of short films since their early days. Nikotama was interesting because of the couple's sex, but 1122 is even more interesting! The couple's feelings are similar to ours, and I can really sympathize with the conversations that come up and the sense of distance between them. It's easy to read because it advances gender issues in an exquisite way. However, the fact that the popular college boy who came out in the second half was attracted to the main character, who is the former customer, was slightly too convenient and probably cooled down. They say they are young, beautiful, have a calm personality, and are good at H... For the most part, men who are used as rivals due to this kind of development will have very high specs, so it's 4 stars in places far from reality. Nonetheless, it is especially recommended for married people! Personally, I wanted to support Mizuki, who is getting stronger and growing by raising children, the most. It's good that I met my husband. I'm really looking forward to the next one too!!

This review contains spoilers. My husband is having an affair with my wife's official approval, and it's also a double affair. I feel sorry for Mizuki's kids. It's interesting that Ichiko, who is dissatisfied with her love brain, experiences customs for women in order to satisfy her sexual desires. The leading couple is doing well with everything other than wrestling, so they were a good couple in a sense. The heroine first said that her sexual desire is calm. The day before yesterday I could sense how Ichiko was feeling, but Mizuki wasn't enough, so maybe that's the difference between a married couple and an affair. There are a lot of wrestle-themed works, but thanks to Mizuki's horror development, I chased them to completion without getting tired of it.

This review contains spoilers. I was really curious about the continuation, so I bought it all at once. I was shocked that it was a different development from what I had expected in the final volume, but the story was interesting!