Reviews for A CONVENIENT WIFE Manga

The gorgeous pictures and stories of Ai Mari and Sensei were wonderful. It was nice that everything fit neatly at the end.

The child drawn by Ai Mari and Sensei is really cute and awesome! A hero who, while suffering, tries to retreat for her heroine. The heroine holds back and accepts it. It's Harlequin, but it was a waste for Harlequin (lol) and it was a dramatic love story!

It's an excellent phrase that gaining wealth or honor isn't necessarily happiness, yet everyone knows that the individual hope and comfort they provide is incomparable. That's why Blake's mother was obsessed with the Bellamy family. Since the theme of this work is “lies,” children are at the mercy of this mother's “lies.” What is the cause and effect, Blake does not allow “lies” no matter what is right, and has a belief that it is legitimate if it is unforgivable. This became the key, and they reached a major milestone when they met Nicole, who was hurt by a “lie.” However, like “lies are convenient,” it's not that there is no desire, but I want to give my child good luck that not everyone can get because of love there, and I think everyone wants the chance to do that now. However, that decision has also created people who are hurt and troubled by them. When I thought it was a time when my life was about to end and it was too late to reflect on it, there were words like this in the story, “Fate can take in even those mistakes and make you meet people you should meet.” It is said that fate corrected her sins, but it must have been a source of comfort for Blake's mother. Blake and Nicole were at the mercy of “lies,” but I commend her for taking Nicole's decision “the last bet” by swallowing up all circumstances. As for HQ, I wanted Blake to do his best ♡

is the kid Ai sensei writes really cute? Gestures and lines can already be done with just that (laughs) Joseph is showing good taste this time too. Adult love progresses sincerely and quietly. The lie told by the hero's mother is terrible, but it's nice that the two have feelings for each other and overcome it ✨ The low level of lovey-dovey is a bit disappointing though. There was something that stuck in my heart in the last scene.

What the hero's mother did is unforgivable, but I think the hero and heroine have built a relationship where they strive to be honest with each other. The kid's line in the story made me smile, and I smiled unintentionally even though they used it as a foreshadowing. I'm glad I bought it (♯ ^.^ ♯)

In an attempt to make sense, I greeted the heroine, who believed her mother's lies, with a cold attitude, but every time I got to know her...

The heroine and hero were good. I'm glad the kids are cute too. But there isn't a hero mother, so I'm a little... I'm glad there are people who know the heroine's father.

I like the fact that there are a lot of kids that are stuck in their bodies, so I have to release them. I thought my hero's mother was a person who had a stronger maternal love than women. There is an underlying conflicting relationship between those who seek visible things and Gypsies who know the importance of things other than things.

Poor Giles and Joseph. Blake was also raised strictly, but now just follow your instincts, whoa. Children basically believe what their parents say, yet they do sinful things. I wonder if the weight of the crime is different depending on what the lie was told for. Money and status, home and property, love, and defense against unexpected disasters brought about by the truth that you don't want to hurt. What about the least active thing you don't talk about (keep it hidden in your heart)? When I think about bad people who have lived their whole lives more selfishly than anyone else, I think about the irrationality of the world. If parents just end up there no matter what they do, there's no problem. Even after reading this story, the unspeakable curse against Giles, who was the villain, and the fact that their father Joseph, who was repulsed (repulsed), didn't have a clear scene where they recovered their status makes my heart flush even after reading it. He died without making them happy to atone for his crimes in the story, but Joseph didn't come to mind. In this work, even what you don't say is treated as a kind of lie, and it doesn't make sense that they line it up with aggressive bad words from others. There are also research results showing that people with high intelligence tend to tell lies to avoid misfortune. They don't say I love you, or don't make me tell the truth without saying I know; neither are spreading things that are different from the truth. Then, for the heroine's happiness, he corrected his mother's lies and told the heroine the truth. Hide your own “lies.” Meanwhile, the heroine simply revealed that she was telling a “lie” where she seemed to know but didn't know. None of these are lies of the nature of being criticized in the slightest. Due to lies told by others, he is unable to tell the truth because he hears lies. However, acts worthy of the definition of a “lie” in this story still needed to be dragged out because of the truth behind it. It was solved by the heroine's courage (something she thought was a gamble). This is how all of the “lies” of the three and four parties disappeared, but it was probably a few months at most? I can't help but feel that. There are even bigger lies scattered around in other HQs. As for romance, although there were serious considerations, I was able to find someone I genuinely wanted to be with, and I was able to get a sense of relief that the two leading actors were watched. Times may have changed, though. Even now, there are many cases where they can't get married just because they like the man and woman who are good cousins. I think about the tragedy of being made to marry someone I don't even like. This story is probably a story that can't be affirmed by people who don't like adultery in the first place.

What the hero's mother did was really terrible. That's impossible. The hero's anguish has been conveyed. There wasn't much excitement until they tied the knot, but the kids were cute, and the last one was like a movie.

All of the main characters are lying, and the relationships are complicated, but I'm glad that the feeling after reading was calm and moist. Mari and Sensei also wrote it in the afterword, but the hero's mother is too selfish. It seems like it will develop more and more in the generation of straight and honest heroines and heroes.

Both of the main characters are honest and have a sense of justice. My mother probably felt at ease because she mistook my happiness for selfish thoughts and acknowledged it towards the end.