Reviews for SARAH'S CHILD 2 Manga

That was great! Flow to the end with the feeling of going through the most difficult final tunnel. His memory came back to life, and he couldn't easily get out of the fear that made him look back on his past days. You can also understand escapes reflecting changes in viewpoints due to new relationships in new days and putting yourself in a new living environment. I'm glad I noticed it. What will trigger it may depend on the person, but this seems like a sufficient turning point. He noticed it because it was his second time. Sarah made her wish for a star come true on her own due to her commitment to family building. Until now, it was painful to let him do dubbing, but by making him dub, on the contrary, he was able to bring objective imagination to the heroine's situation. Before I knew it, the proportion of feelings was attached to Sarah's version of marriage. It ended in such a way that I thought the two of them would be fine for now. He can be a proper father. I can imagine the rest of the scene, so I wonder if it's mostly dramaturgy that left out the depiction after this. There may be flashbacks in the future, but it's great that we've overcome this. It seemed like it wasn't going forward, so it went ahead. Sarah will be able to see his efforts to serve as a father to the fullest. This is because if both my husband and father were good at it, I would be able to be this time too. I love Sarah, too. In fact, Sarah wasn't the type to think only about herself. Even though I know his suffering, I still hope for proof of his love with himself after losing his two children. There are also fathers who can't love their children the way they love their wives, even if they don't follow this path. Thinking about that, I think it's good that after seeing such a painful hell of bereavement, Sarah was able to love someone again, and the heart of Sarah, whose prayers for shooting stars have finally arrived, comes quickly to the reader's heart. It seems like the sublimation of a freed dragon, and I'm deeply relieved. “I'm not Diane. Yes, it's not a replacement for Diane.” This tearful counterattack scene was good. Claims for a new location have begun for the two, who have no sense of where they are. It doesn't mean that the relationship can move in a good direction when things get along. Even after digesting and getting close, the memories that remain are still a source of suffering. Even if you overcome the barrier of love for your late wife, one step after another, you must overcome the barrier of lost children one step at a time. Sarah gets hurt every time. But each time, he also changed. I saw the birth of a girl as the author's intention to end it.

I was shocked. I don't think it's easy to overcome the grief of losing my wife and child. Sarah is also an important best friend, and I was moved by Sarah's love for accepting that part of Rowum. The setting may tend to be complicated, but since it was drawn with plenty of volume, I was drawn in because I understood the detailed psychology of Sarah and Roum very well. I was impressed by Sarah's patience, kindness, and strength. From Roum's excitement in the love triangle in the first part, to the newlywed life of the two, Sarah's new job, the kindness of the people around them... it was a story where there was no waste from beginning to end. It's a story about happiness not because someone made it come true; it was obtained by continuing to wish for one's own wishes and making an effort. The front and back together are rated ☀ 5.

How can I change him like this? It was probably a bit impossible for both of them to open a store and get married all of a sudden.

In the scene where I decided to leave the house if Roum seemed to ignore even when a child was born, I thought, “Yes, I can leave.” Sarah prepared for her first birth by herself. Roum noticed that. If possible, I also wanted to see how much better a husband and father Rowum reflected on it and became.