Reviews for THE SECOND MRS ADAMS Manga

It was a story that made me think that even children could do it... while they were being educated by strange madams. There is also a sense of incongruity in the background that was not conveyed even though she liked the simple heroine who ridicules “gypsies,” but there is a sense of familiarity and hope even in that smiling, girl-like situation. I really liked you when we met. Even now, the feeling of such a hero searching for the old man in you still comes through vividly. However, the secretary is the factor hindering it. fearsome. However, the development is not that dark, and it is easy to read because there is no blurring because the main axis is the restructuring of the relationship between the two. I really like the picture where the hero is overjoyed every time he finds his favorite girlfriend, which he was searching for one by one, and I read them over and over again. Or rather, every time I don't come across an HQ story I like, I read it like punctuation to have my depressed feelings drawn back to zero above sea level. from now on.

It was a mystery why the heroine completely changed, but I learned the reason, and it was so surprising that it was simple, or rather, the act was due to loving the hero, but it was surprisingly surprising that there were bad guys in the background, so it was so interesting

“Do you remember?” “No... but... I wanted to remember...” This scene where the heroine's emotions overflow, is probably very important. Mr. Goshiro's picture is also a key scene that makes him decide to go to Connecticut, and I, as a reader, wanted to tune in and get excited about this. The impression is that the process leading up to this point is also slightly thin. He liked the free and unconventional way of life where he enjoyed the heroine's life, so why didn't he talk about it when he changed into a heroine? I agree with the other reviewers here. He looks a little weak. The face and body in the picture make me feel petite. Being kept away as a hindrance, I was able to read it with a sense of reality, but the villain is a villain whose pictorial information is easy to understand. It may have been good for simplifying the scheme, such as the mischievous expression of the period drama Daikan-sama, and it may have been good for simplifying the diagram, but the point where I could see the bottom of the story early on was that he, who I trust as an “excellent secretary,” was shown as an idiot, and my sense of satisfaction weakened to the point where I thought the heroine was extra perfect. Despite the fact that the heroine also lived freely, she looks pretty young. There are a lot of amnesia in HQ, and I'm enjoying all kinds of amnesia, but I feel like I wanted to have a little more fun as he got sick a few times and he didn't feel like breaking up with his heroine more and more. If the house in Connecticut is a separate house for the weekend, there is a question about whether Manhattan will be the home base once the child is born. Another thing is completely superfluous curiosity, but it seems difficult to find a successor as a secretary.

I read it standing up, and I was curious, so I bought it. I was afraid of the secretary... the heroine was pure and cute, but for a moment, I had my doubts...

My rival secretary is too scary. If the heroine hadn't had an accident, they might have gotten divorced as expected. Well, wasn't it possible for the couple to do something before that happened! I'd like to dive right in, though. I'm glad that the original heroine is a very cute person. Heroes either, I wish they'd noticed it a little bit sooner. The final scene made me feel relaxed and was overall good?

The heroine is pure, so she became her best friend after all... was it because of amnesia that she was able to return to her original form?

I was excited to read about Joanna's true nature. Actually, I'm glad he's an honest and nice person. I wanted to see them a little more sweet at the end, but I'm glad they seemed happy.

It was the last time I was convinced why the couple, who loved each other and got married, passed each other so far. But... why didn't they both discuss it before that happened?

Even though it was my secretary's plan, how much trouble did they face until they got divorced!? (Laughter) But it's a hero who loses her memory, her former girlfriend returns, and rerecognizes her own feelings. Also, the heroine, who is trying to walk away because she lost her memory, was carefully drawn, so I enjoyed reading it.

I wonder why they faced the divorce before it became a situation and couldn't resolve the misunderstanding. I think, but that's true of any story. Amnesia brought back to the past, and I'm glad the two are back on good terms. Exactly the credit for the injury.