Reviews for THE HONEYMOON DEAL Manga

It was a wonderful happy ending that made me feel relaxed after a long absence. You'll want to read it again and again!

That was great. Well, at first I thought it wouldn't be possible, but the second half was great and I loved the end!

After her divorce, the heroine Rian took up the job she wanted. I think this is great for people of the same sex. “Disguised Honeymoon,” based on her wishes, gave birth to the hero Mitch as a maverick in earnest. Mitch was the third generation born under a privileged class holder called my grandfather and father. He was taught self-control as a person who conforms to their ideas, and the fact that he had the strength to accept it was the cause of his distress, and I think it was terrifying, but I also think it's wonderful. I think it's also like looking at a microcosm of Japan today. Fathers in the Showa era worked like workaholics for a comfortable and rich life, and that child became a father in Heisei, and they enjoyed it and wanted a more comfortable life, but in the Reiwa era, they also wanted an unfettered way of life without being bound by marriage or ownership. Mitch wasn't refusing to enter the legal profession. I was just disgusted by the things that came with it. It's a story from where he became depressed due to self-control, and the loss of his beloved Rian continued to stay with him forever, and he finally got upset. The story of breaking open the lid of the box called the past and aiming for reunion with different perspectives and thoughts from those days is of course accompanied by pain that omits youth, but the time that has passed has convinced me and sublimated me with enough experience to be sublimated. What I'm dissatisfied with is that the reason when Leanne refused to live a new life for the two seems to be trying to repeat the pain of Lian giving up hope for a journalist when they were newlyweds and the pain that was not accepted by his family, and it's not clear how Mitch understood it. She made it clear that love and marriage are different, so I think I wanted the answers to be prepared here.

It was unexpectedly interesting. It was great that they made it all the way to the end! Once divorced, it's not easy!