Reviews for TWO-WEEK WIFE Manga

This review contains spoilers. We've been unrequited for 20 years, and we've been living together, but we can't get our hands on it. How difficult it must have been for the hero. The heroine's selfishness is beyond sight. I think I like that, too, but if you don't feel well, let's contact the hero. I felt so sorry for the hero who was realistically measuring time.

This review contains spoilers. I lived freely on the premise that I was liked, and what's more, I rolled over to that person who said I liked him, and I didn't have to bear the rent all the time!? He has always liked heroines like that. There are men who are kind to women who are not that standard, no matter how impudent they are. There is, in reality, a picture of a man who is a bit bossy, and kind to women, taken in! There are combinations that are hard to understand, whether they don't hit him hard, or whether he appears to be a different, good person. The heroine's grievances are directed at him, even if the brunt isn't the people around her. This story comes after he is aware that he is being used. It's frustrating. In the world of stories, a place for conversion is set up, so (readers too) can be saved. There are definitely romantic feelings that you can't break even if you try to stop them for so many years, but when you see it on the sidelines, it's about time he woke up to a woman who thought he had a lot of feelings! Just when I said that, she woke up. because this is a story. I'm glad my long-standing feelings have come true, and I'd like to say it in his case, but even so, what leaves an unbelievable part is the sequelae of his sad unrequited love for 20 years until now. Also, this development has the impression that it is too dry (sorry for those who say this is good), and it doesn't seem like they could have brought more. The fact that I stayed by my side so much that I didn't notice that it had become so wonderful before I knew it was also a luxurious phenomenon only because I was close. Based on her behavior up until now, the heroine probably doesn't have the right to stand out against the sad misunderstanding of addiction due to his years of unrequited love. However, since the heroine's confidence, which has been loved by him for many years, comes into play, it is a consistent and tight story. He hasn't paid attention to Adam, who is his unfortunate partner until now, and if I don't go anywhere else with him, I feel like I've just been shown something sublime in the miraculous trajectory of love. There is a picture of a person with a different face on the side and front. All five stars are for Adam. There are no other people like that, and I'm glad it wasn't too late (although Adam wasn't that kind of person). However, since HQ is about this kind of story, this Adam has an increasingly pure appeal. Even though there were quite a few men, the heroine couldn't notice the goodness on her own unless he encouraged him. I certainly think that the heroine's bravery that he is run over is amazing.

This review contains spoilers. Adam being swayed by the heroine is wonderful. I've always thought about someone I like, but being carnivorous made me laugh.