Reviews for SANTIAGO'S LOVE-CHILD Manga

Regardless of the reason, I didn't think infidelity was good, but I'm glad it had a happy ending even though I think it's a contradiction in this story. I thought it was fine if painting was a matter of taste.

Even though it was a trip to start over after being betrayed by her husband, the heroine and hero, who were further betrayed and hurt, met and the hero fell in love at first sight. The heroine was still married, and the hero she thought had been betrayed was hurt. These two meet again through the introduction of a friend. And... I'm glad she was loved by the hero and had a happy ending after a series of misfortunes (›_‹) The content is solid and I recommend it.

Being married doesn't mean you should fall in love with anyone else. A general theory that everyone thinks about. However, as in this story, there are still cases where men and women who have gone bankrupt haven't broken up. When I fell in love with someone (newly), there was already a gap in my heart for someone to get in. Is that only one party's responsibility? We all want to love one person forever. I want to meet someone like that. That's why I like HQ. But the reality is that not everyone has the best romantic partner and a happy ending. There are times when I live a life that wasn't supposed to be like this. Speaking of whether you can start over right away, that also has a different translation from a simple move. The heroine's suffering takes up much of the story. In the case of HQ, it's usually the past tense even if the heroine has an unhappy marriage history, but this is different. In a sense, it's surreal, and the reason is too severe. When I was a kid, adult life counseling usually followed this pattern, that is, cheating, gambling, alcohol. Unlike now, it was an age where it was even harder to get divorced. Once I became an adult, I learned that the reality was that the counselor couldn't break up even if they wanted to break up. There are probably many people who just haven't taken action even now. Insider feelings are invisible to others. There is no radiance or lightness in this story, but it asserts a slightly perverse and certain existence, just because it is a lie that it is full of splendid and sparkling romance. And that, due to the basic element of encounter and serious romantic feelings, it is the HQ promised Happien, and it breaks through the heaviness after all. I don't see it as a problem that the heroine jumped in while married. I've never met someone like that, so I've never done it. The story brought out the heroine, who was in a dark place, to a bright stage while bringing in refraction peculiar to Latin, as if sunlight was shining from Spain to London, where the weather was not cool. I'm really envious of the heroine who has stepped forward into a new tomorrow. There are probably people who like and dislike pictures. There are also many coincidences. I was simply impressed to have this kind of HQ. It's an inverse pattern between men and women, and the fact that men have problems with their current marriage in the current progressive form and look elsewhere certainly has memories of being badly criticized by reviewers (I haven't read it), so I feel that there are many HQ readers who don't show understanding this kind of story. I definitely agree depending on the circumstances. I don't change the number of stars because I don't like the picture, so I gave this work 5 stars.

This is my first work by this author, and I don't like it pictorially, but I can read it with empathy, and I recommend it because it makes my heart flutter and freak out over and over again.

Wow, I wonder if empathy is difficult for people who think cheating is bad. However, I think there are more than a few married couples who have gone bankrupt even when they are married. I honestly thought it was a happy ending where I started my life over and was happy.