Reviews for MERRY CHRISTMAS Manga

As per the reviews, I'm glad I bought it. was it a story that made you happy to read?

In this story, only the heroine has had a hard time for a long time, and it feels like watching the heroine for the first time in 13 years and the fidget and patience that he starts to have, compared to the long years that the heroine has. I know very well that the two are a good match. The mood between the two seemed to be conveyed. I thought this story had a severe impact on Kimberly, who knew about her mother's black past. Even though I knew she was my adopted daughter, I was able to overcome it, but I thought the next wave would be too big, and that would be a strong pain. Hashimoto-sensei's paintings also fully conveyed the position of the heroine, a pretty girl who lost her love and worked so hard to live her daughter's growth with ease, and it made me empathize with love that never disappears more and more as children grow. I hope for a future as a true family. I wanted to catch a glimpse of how this kind of story became more established as a family. At the beginning, Nick's sleeping face down is my favorite look. Therefore, it was already on page 1 that the content was over there, and I was looking forward to reading it as I was hoping for top gear that would help me run faster. I feel that it's amazing that this kind of thing catches the eye from the beginning. As long as they are produced using the expression comics with large visual elements, I think this kind of method of arousing them from the outset is also a very important technical ability. HQ's other talented teachers also really feel the ingenuity when the characters appeared.

She is a woman who is pregnant, forgotten by the man she is dealing with, and has no choice but to adopt a child, and the heroine is strong even though she thinks it was very, very hard, and she is walking forward. That alone makes me cry. I'm glad it had a happy ending. But I wonder if the heroes were able to think of everything?

The highlight of this story is that I'm so jealous that I can't forget Heroes → People from the Past seem crazy! Heroine → I'm talking about you, so remember! daughter → why don't you put the two together? That's probably it (laughs) It's a family love story, but the heroine, hero, and daughter were all very nice people, and no one had a hated role, and it ended in a big circle. (Excluding stepmom and sister.) My daughter's bottomless brightness is great! My older sister also raised her daughter properly, so I can forgive her around that point (laughs) and if she has children and seems to be able to sympathize with the heroine, I don't think it would hurt to buy it.

I think it's a perfect story where you can't hate anyone, and no one has any assumptions or misunderstandings. But that doesn't make sense.

Thanks to Hashimoto-sensei, who is good at comical pictures, my niece Kimberly is really lively. I can't forgive what my older sisters did, but I'm glad they became happy.

This is a story that if you were a mother, you would empathize with. The feeling of thank you for being able to afford it financially and growing up honestly and the sadness and frustration of not being able to see growth up close... it's too sad that my partner doesn't remember me... but at the end, I'm glad I got used to the way I should be! It's a story that makes me wish they'd be as happy as ever.

The heroine, the parent raising the child, who had no choice but to let go of her child and loved ones due to an unfortunate accident, passed away, and the child and hero resumed again at the end, so it was a happy ending! But why does the HQ hero have to blame the heroine? Isn't it really important that a 16 year old kid did what he prepared himself? Even if I regret it later, the words that came up won't go away. I was annoyed again by HQ Aru Aru, but it was a nice story.

It was a very difficult day for the heroine, but I understood the truth, and the daughter they met because they were attracted to each other was also really cute and wonderful