Reviews for HIS BROTHER'S WIFE Manga

This review contains spoilers. The heroine Johanna's love for a girl ended with her former husband hero Michael's brother's love affair. The Michael brothers were really not on good terms, so it was well conveyed that the younger brother's expression of his heart was probably happy as an older brother. However, the feeling of thinking for each other that was lost because of that was also conveyed, but the excitement was cut off because it seemed a bit too convenient. Michael eloped when he realized that Johanna had been taken by his younger brother in the form of giving up. There's nothing more stupid than this. From the middle of the story, it can be read as if the younger brother knew about the relationship between Michael and Johanna, so Michael just turned him into a younger brother. As proof of this, the younger brother had other women, but they did not agree to the divorce. This means a loser whose intention was to make his excellent older brother blow a bubble, but in the end, Johanna was unable to point him at himself, and it's just pride that even though he acknowledged his older brother, he didn't want to randomly give it to his older brother. and self-destructed (maybe? kill? maybe). I feel sorry for Johanna who was swayed by such pure love by the Henachoko brothers. Having run out of love for her self-depraved husband, she was disgusted by that life, and she must have rekindled her feelings for Michael in a hopeless life. That's because lost things are easily beautified. Johanna, who still holds secrets in her heart, also searches for the trigger, and the story progresses so that she is impatient to wonder if development comes first or if the seeds are revealed first. Things developed with Mr. and Mrs. Larson as intermediaries, but since the siblings had no family background, this part lacked persuasive power. Even so, the ending, which added Happien to Johanna's big determination not to lie to her heart, was also pleasantly moved when done well, but it was commonplace and I wanted a little more twist.