Reviews for PREGNANT BY MORNING Manga

After all, I like Kishida sensei's work... anyway, the pictures are careful and very beautiful, and I like it ❤ Actually, I bought this story in a set that is now discontinued, and then I saw the younger brother bias in the previous stage of this story and realized it was a sequel. My younger brother was interesting too (that's why I reread this one too), but this story was several times better for me. A story about the rebirth and revival of a heroine who lost her voice and a hero who lost her beloved wife. Where will they come to terms with the two people who wander around after losing their beloved “thing,” Kataya, an entertainer, and a wealthy businessman who is conservative? My younger brother handled DV shelters. Here, it depicts a heroine who is hungry for love from her biological father and searches for a place due to her growth history, and a hero who lost her wife and lost her place in her heart, and the consequences of the two people who grew up with “love” even though they didn't come to terms with the results, but were an HQ staple... the original author is deep. On top of that, I thought Kishida sensei's way of organizing the story was compatible with this original story.

I don't know if the heroine got love from her biological father, but it's wonderful that she was able to get love from her hero, friends, and hero family.

Two people who were at the bottom of their lives met and were attracted to each other. What the two adults have been waiting for since they overcame their pain...

Even if it wasn't an angel's singing voice or a superstar, I thought it would be great if she accepted her just the way she was and created a new guide.

It's a phrase I've heard over and over again to say no match for someone who has passed away, but it's not even a substitute for someone I miss who appeared right in front of me trying to live. I think that statement is true, but when I see vestiges of it in photos and videos for some reason, my memories come back to life. This is where “wounds” are born. as many times as you like. I'm worried about the half-hearted nature of this story when it's not shown how to resolve that. Certainly, both the heroine Evangeline and the hero Matthew have a past where they have to overcome, and I can see the importance of supporting each other, so I acknowledge that they were able to be positive about “living,” but before I knew it, that point of view was changed by the family, and that point of discussion about direction is out of touch. “Life” continues no matter what happens, so when Matthew saw the company report, the trigger was fully conveyed when Eva created the song. But that was all it was. Of course, I think it's a regrettable story in light of the fact that Overcoming was wonderful and the drawing was good enough.

They were two people who met the real thing at the bottom of their lives. It's at the bottom of the valley, so it only goes up. But even though there are many ways to go up, it's not the path I came from. Actually, I've already read my younger brother's story, and I wonder if there's also a story about my older brother who lost his wife? I'm glad I was able to read it by chance when I thought about it. The picture is dull, but I am satisfied with the picture I never get tired of.

The story is good, but sometimes the picture doesn't light up. A mix between a nice picture and a not-so-so. There are relatively many whitish frames, and they are large and have a plain expression. It looks like they didn't take the time to draw. I feel like I couldn't get through the fat. I was reading The Cruel Situation of a Former Diva, and I was so sorry that I didn't do anything bad, so I read it because I thought it was too bad. In that respect, there is a reason for his guilt. Relatively speaking, the heroine Tani doesn't head to the mountains for her next love. I felt like I saw something unwavering in his self-awareness scene and bland depiction.

This story is a continuation of the rules of fake marriage ~ ♪ It's a completely different story, but the younger brother comes up here and there. You'll enjoy it!