Reviews for STRANDED, SEDUCED...PREGNANT Manga

As my favorite Marito sensei said in the afterword, it was a love story in accordance with HQ's manners. The heroine hero, who stands in a different position but is puzzled by the word “mother-in-law”... the coincidences overlap to the extent that I wonder if there is such a miracle, and Secret Baby is there? The cover picture is quite emotional, but in fact, the main character CP is a story about honesty itself, and I want beautiful souls to be rewarded ✨. The review title is a literal translation of the original title, Exactly ❗ but this time it's the Japanese title Win?

It's unavoidable to judge people by their own life experiences and yardsticks. Heroes' conflicts are a matter of course. But... the heroine is so innocent, healthy, and cute. I don't have any greed in a good sense. My stepdaughter, Hannah, also had good spices, which was interesting.

Ai Marie and Sensei have a magical hand that can turn any original work into a perfect score, and that was exactly the case with this work! Even the unexpected heroine (you can't steal a car (laughs)) was fascinated by the end where she was loved and happy by an inclusive hero!

The hero I met after the dangerous disappearance of the heroine, who had a fake marriage, and her stepchild. Somehow the hero couldn't trust women either. I wonder if the mother in law, who is a spendthrift, can't do anything...

The picture isn't modern, but that's also nice. The heroine also has an independent and kind personality, and although the hero is distrustful of women because of her stepmother, she is very kind. Hannah, who was initially opposed, also had a good taste.

I'm buying the author. There were no heroine or villain elements at all. She was a wonderful woman with a firm core and full of compassion.

Everyone can only judge by their own yardstick, which is the key to this story, and since that yardstick was formed from their own past, it is natural that they are different from others. So in a hero's yardstick, it's natural to think that the heroine is only similar to her mother-in-law. Ai-sensei's heroine really patiently endures the hero's treatment and leaves due to misunderstandings. Of course, she is an independent woman and has the power to live, so she doesn't flatter heroes. I think the great thing about Ai-sensei's work is that you can tune in to the heroine's sorrow.

It's a book that makes me feel happy after I've finished reading it. I recommend it to those who like kind stories ♪

How happy would you be if you could truly believe in people and love each other without any intention. Someone who has a really clean heart like a heroine and someone who is trustworthy like a hero would be exactly the ideal that everyone dreams of. I wanted to live this kind of life.

The scene where the hero explains the heroine's misunderstanding to the heroine's daughter-in-law was cool! My honest daughter-in-law also seems to be very cute. I bought it because it was Ai Marie and Sensei.

An encounter during a heavy snowfall becomes a turning point, and that overnight passion leads to a reunion. In the author's afterword, “Two People Trapped in Snow/A Beautiful Stylistic Story Bound in the Snow.” Certainly! I don't know how many times I've read this pattern, even on HQ. However, it is undeniable that the romance was doubled due to that unique situation. Ai sensei is good at drawing black, so the depiction of snow is also extra cool. On the other hand, the ski scene isn't easy to see on HQ, and I've read this much, and it's still my second time, and the first book is just the work “Playboy Hesitates,” which Ai sensei did before. Haven't seen it on any other HQ yet. Moreover, in the scene where the characters ski, the teacher's picture isn't dull at all. This point is worth mentioning. A snowy mountain is depicted on a snowy mountain. If you don't have drawing skills, I think depicting skiing and winter in the mountains will be tough. The first half of the action movie Bari no Chikasaku Kiyoshisaku is all about confirming the whereabouts of the disturbing daughter Hannah. Since it has compositional power, there are plenty of romantic times with lots of encounters, actions between the two, and the search for a daughter, but there are plenty of romantic moments with strong love elements in Yuki Zuri. I'll show everything neatly and without difficulty. While drawing the days that followed while being pulled back, I thought back to that time, and it was as if the path had split even so. What I think is going well here too is my relationship with my daughter Hannah, who changed from that day to day. Brilliant before and after. Then, refraining from being a mother-in-law, on the contrary, this time keeping pace with her mother-in-law's life, my heart hurts at the sight of her accumulating fatigue, and the health of Hannah, who moves, comes right to my heart. Oops, I thought that if the inheritance was enough to make me feel sick in my life with Hannah, I could use it to make myself feel a little better, and if it was still there enough that I tried to use it there at climax. There is a good mental process for a suspicious staple man to believe, but his concerns that his mother-in-law's shallowness will be revived until the end does not clear up. I wanted a sense of security that was completely insulated.

In the snow, I spend time in an uninhabited house with the man I met in order to chase my daughter-in-law. They seek each other out and get together, but there are misunderstandings along the way and the results are sad... what will happen? It makes me want to know the continuation. The pictures are beautiful too, so it's even more romantic~

My heart was relieved by the kind-hearted protagonist. As the title suggests, innocent. That was a wonderful story.

People who work too hard on one thing and are causing trouble without being able to see their surroundings. The heroine at the beginning is exactly ❗, but she is a very kind and compassionate person, and it is natural for a couple to be drawn to each other by their heroes (lol). The way the author tells the story is a work I really like.