Reviews for A WIFE TO REMEMBER Manga

How and what exactly can you do to overcome the grief of losing a child and feeling of emptiness. If it were normal, it would be something you could pour time or love into something else. But even if you welcome a new family member, the memories of those who died won't go away

I bought it because I was curious about the reviews. I was also curious about what happened in the past... Are the reviews making you cry? There is a description, and I can't imagine what happened in the past, and I'm even more worried. I cried along the way, but I was happy at the end, so I felt refreshed.

They brought up a great story! The sideways also had a good taste, and it's a pity that there weren't any of the usual unique gags (laughs), but I was moved by the fact that the heroine regretted her past, made devotion, and regained her love!

I wanted to say that if you can't remember, you don't have to remember; it's because they survived the accident safely. Is it an escape because you don't want to see the hell you experience again when you regain your memories of a sad and painful reality? Having no memory means a lack of identity, so even if I understood that wasn't the case, I thought that would be fine if that was the case. Whether it's hard or not, there are a lot of things people forget in their lives. I think it's like that, and if I only have what I need (work knowledge and lifestyle knowledge), I'll be able to do something about it, so I ran away after all... The story is a story where the former husband Michael, who lost his memory due to an accident, and his ex-wife, heroine Amy, regains his memory and at the same time contemplates their difficult past from each other's perspectives and gets back together, but it was so painful to read and respond. Although it wasn't anyone's fault, the misfortune that struck the two broke each other's hearts, and in the process of passing each other, Michael's feelings of trying to fulfill his role as a strong man who doesn't want to lose his wife are strongly conveyed, and I'm not sorry. Of course, I feel strongly and strongly that the pain of being taken away even though Amy loved and cared for her was such a pain that she didn't mind taking her place as the same woman. They tell me that it is important to show each other's sadness as weakness regardless of gender, when they notice that they have lost the timing of sharing their grief and pain for each other's future by simply misplacing one button. It made me feel that being able to do that is what “love” is.

Since the main character lost her memory due to an accident, the main character's older sister, who asked for help from her wife, I couldn't stop reading it because I was worried about what kind of situation it would be. I felt a feeling of sadness that only my wife can understand, and I was able to draw it well. I can see that the main character's sadness, which I remembered along the way, increases and the feelings of the two are conveyed, so I can't stop crying. I think they got through it because they needed time for both of them. The way lovers, couples, and families drawn by Natsue Kogoshi are often conveyed from the pictures and I get into my emotions, so I'm in tears.

Both of them are unable to forget from painful past events, and on the other hand, their love is not forgotten even if they lose their memories... It's a story where these two people are attracted to each other, face the past again, and fall in love. I'm glad the last two were happy.

Even if they have the same grief and love each other deeply, love is also broken by a small misunderstanding. But love is also stronger than anything else when we face the same future without holding hands. I don't really like Mr. Kogoshi's paintings because I have three white eyes, but this one was so good that I couldn't help crying. The last page was full of happiness, made me feel an even brighter future, and even made me feel happy.

It's a story that can be read quickly, and I wonder if that's true after all... At minus 1. The picture is a bit lonely for Harley's...

They are two people who have separated from their painful past, but after a sudden loss of memory, they meet again. I want them to be happy.

HQ is good at amnesia stuff. A suspense theater where little by little the truth begins to be revealed and mysteries are being solved. Past records, which were sealed with a password, also reminded me of the dark secrets hidden behind the “former couple,” and the seeds were revealed at their climax. When I opened the lid, I was wondering if this was the reason for the separation. Because it's also a variant of the HQ staple. There's no going back and forth, why is that person like that? There was also a punch line, and I was kind of out of step. I didn't feel sorry for Michael. If the heroine doesn't change her state of mind, the brief sweet days of the two will just turn into a really cruel recuperation life. If the results are good, that's all. The overall picture of this work is rough. I don't feel comfortable. I didn't get any sense of the normality of the door painting. Dare I ask you to tell me more. The cover picture is also a bit lame. The color, the composition, everything. If you look at them one by one, the expressions that harbor sad secrets and things you don't want to remember are exquisite, and as a matter of fact, he is a veteran, but almost all of the frames are full of gaps, probably because they can't show glamor. I even thought they were on their way. The depiction of black eyes is a bit creepy. I think it's about 4.49. The development began from his point of view, and I was struck by his feelings that were finally revealed when he remembered everything. The situation and appearance that I only cried when I was alone was so heartbreaking when I was reading it that I couldn't really look at this picture anymore... (Looks like the main character is Michael.) Is there such a thing as early as confirming that the contents of my wife's computer are only from two years ago, yet don't look at the contents of that essential sensitive data? It's strange that I hadn't noticed its existence until then, and I hadn't noticed it on my computer. I've always been afraid, thinking that if I see it, he'll remember it too, so whether he remembers PW is another matter, and unless it's too deliberate and technically hidden, I probably already thought this was it. What's more, if your hands remember it, it's possible that secrets will be revealed at an earlier stage. It's nice that I want to bring dramas there, but somehow I get caught up. It's not about my wife, my husband's, or the owner of the device. A story about next summer came up during the season when rhinoceros beetles can be caught with tree sap, but isn't it spring? The heroine's emotional transition had spread somewhat before I knew it, but the thought that she loves her and the way she grasps things from the past are probably different things, even if they are close.

I had the impression that there were some pretty disgusting people, but this one was a very pleasant story and it was really nice!