Reviews for WHEN THE EARTH MOVES Manga

A mother who was kicked out by her husband because she had a child with her cheating partner probably had feelings for herself until she passed away, no matter how many years have passed since she left behind her three sons. Furthermore, it was such a tragedy that both of those girls passed away. However, she has a granddaughter, and the woman has traveled all the way from California to New York due to her custody. A man who regrets his past, letters left behind, and his family finally gets the truth and a new family

The main character, Joe, is a very nice woman, and I can recommend it. I wanted to see more lovey-dovey with Cameron, but it's nice that Carrie is so cute.

Aiming for the pinnacle of happiness, to happiness, I was relieved to read it as if the story progressed. I had already read the story of my two younger brothers. I am grateful to Hanazu-sensei for his hard work so that my older brother's story can be translated. I love Harlequin stories because no matter how unhappy the past is, happiness awaits at the end, so I can read them with peace of mind.

Grandma, I wonder if she is my “that person.” Suspicions surfaced that the hero Cameron was Babacon in that line. However, this is the second film in the series, and a 93-year-old grandmother appeared. Oh, I began to think that was the case when my sister and second son Colin looked just like each other. It's a romance story about the eldest son who has finally visited (see afterword for films 1 and 2). As you read on, it's a story where the heroine Joe has no chance of winning. It's a love story that began with the ridiculous honesty of not being able to adopt a child without permission, but the interaction between child Carrie and Cameron builds a relationship with Joe. It's a story that makes me think it's okay to be affordable, and its comicality isn't heavy, and it's interesting. Also, the afterword also shows how the siblings are, which is interesting. However, I wonder why the 3 siblings became so inclined to their grandmother's words even though Colin said it was about 5 years since they found it by chance when they found out about their grandmother's existence. I feel that the rationale is weak.

5 stars for heroine Joe's deep love. Also, it was a strong push from Hanazu-sensei, who pushed the translation of the eldest son's edition to publication. Obsessed with the eldest son edition. I dare say it. Wouldn't this case be comicalized by skipping the translator? Is that impossible? Is a translator essential due to publishing circumstances? I think it would be enough if the teacher had grasped the outline of the story himself in the English version, right? The story is a common custody battle in HQ. Joe is already raising his best friend's orphaned child, just like a “mother.” Cameron, the eldest son of the McBride brothers, understands how compassionate Joe is towards Carrie, who is hard to replace, and considers what she says. If she has this many blood relatives and she is married, her position is tough, but the composition is not about fighting here, and this work is just centered around the love between two people, love between mother and child, and fostering love between the three. When it comes to that, it's similar to the many similar HQs. I often read well-made HQ comics about the heroine raising an unrelated child. At meetings over custody, his words were what this book wanted to say the most, and it is a theme that has often been presented in stories. It's a story with a core, and it's okay if it's strong. In a tragedy caused by a misunderstanding, both Christine and Katie involved died unexpectedly without the family love they could have obtained originally. How much did the existence of the heroine and her mother save those two misfortunes? The heroine's love for Carrie strongly shows what a family is. Cameron understood that physically, mentally, and in his environment. The welfare bureau meeting scene surrounding those with parental authority smoldering the thought that it would have been nice if my emotions were shaken a little more. I can't think of the regret of Christine and Katie's mother and child who passed away. A tragedy that only happened because I loved you. There wasn't enough love there, but it got twisted. The book “Is Katie Happy?” The question is wonderful. Even though it's the most important point of view, it's a point of view that rarely dares to be told straight through the story. However, I feel that it is an impossible combination of emphasizing that watching Yankees games as a hobby and having an impressive encounter at the stadium. Why him? Did Colin see the picture? (There is an explanation), does Joe make it easy for the late Katie's mother to finally be found (article)? In all 3 films, the siblings stand on the heroine's side while being in a confrontation position. I'm somewhat concerned about the lack of visual sex appeal of the characters. Faces, clothes, etc. Even though Hanazu-sensei's narration is good, he loses so much in his paintings (men in particular).

The heroine seemed a bit rough to me, and I didn't really like it, but the story progressed at such a rapid pace that I burst into tears at the end of her father's speech.

! You are the cause of everything, a really narrow father. But the kids grew up well. Well, the poor thing is that I want to be with my mom. I'm glad the hero is a warm and thoughtful person.

The last story in the trilogy. It was a very nice story that intertwined well with my mother's story.