Reviews for HIS COUSIN'S WIFE Manga

Normally, I look at the stars in the review, and if it's 4 or less, I don't subscribe at the full price, but I was fascinated by this jacket, and I subscribed at the full price. I couldn't help but read it. The story was better than I expected. I couldn't help but read it with empathy, saying that the heroine's emotional conflict is the main one, and the reunion with someone who certainly felt good at one point would have shaken my heart quite a bit. My late husband, who was too friendly, probably wanted to be with her even so, and when I thought about him, I felt uneasy. I was wondering if he was the family's lubricant. For both of them, he's Cupid, he's an angel, and for his mother, I think he was a son who had made too much, and it really wouldn't be strange to love him. Also, this mom didn't break his dreams, she wasn't hysterical, and she was a great mother, and I thought it was impossible for me. I knew from the bottom of my heart that her love for her three children was really great. If you look only at the top, the heroine's selfishness in her youth stands out, but when you look at it as a whole, relationships are really well depicted, and I thought it was a story closer to reality in HQ's work. Oh, of course, my 10-year-old son's cuteness was on a 100-point scale.

There is true love even when young. However, they are inevitably isolated from the society surrounding them. This is because there is a reality called life there. You can't just live; you have to establish enough financial strength and position to protect your wife and children even if they aren't wealthy. Yes, Alex was that kind of guy. But I didn't have enough words. Also, Jamie's presence became a nuisance and prevented him from speaking. Oh Gillette, but after that, a string called circumstances became entangled between the two. The self-love of Shay, Jeremy, and Nora each has entangled Shay and Alex's future. Shay can't be honest with Alex, who is trying to untie the knots one by one due to a reunion 11 years later, and it's sad to see him reject him. It's a happy ending with a son named Neil, who is too talented, as a bond. I haven't been able to read an HQ-like work in a long time.

It's very sad to think that everyone had their own feelings of guilt even though no one was to blame. I wonder if Jamie was also having a hard time hiding his reality. But I don't think Shay would be where he is now without him.

Little by little, the feelings of the hero, heroine, and the people around them pass each other and spend a long time without meshing. The heroine has grown up, but she is unable to accept her own feelings due to her guilt towards her late husband. It was a very sad story, but it made my heart ache.

The hero character is good. The way it was drawn when young is also wonderful, like the sun. Even after I got older, I had the sex appeal of an adult who had many experiences, and it was wonderful.

I painfully understand each situation and how they felt at that time. Jamie's mother's feelings too. I thought that was just sad. I'm glad that the feelings of the characters were carefully written and easy to understand.

Everyone is so kind. My son Neil grew up so wonderful! I guess Jamie raised him very affectionately.

Jamie felt so sorry it made me cry! How did you feel about sending the letter to Alex? I know the heroine couldn't face Alex because of her guilt towards Jamie, but anger is a pretty selfish reason. I want to think that's just the opposite of a bad sense of guilt. I wish we had a little more talk from Jamie's side. That's the only negative.

Even though the days are hard, the end is happy! The work was easy to read without being muddy!

The content was pretty heavy and it felt heavy and heavy, but it couldn't be helped, right? Shae was too young to make other choices, Alex made a decision for her future with Shae, and I think Jamie did it to protect Shay, who had always liked him, and even so, Shae, who felt sorry for Alex who didn't know the truth, couldn't accept Alex out of guilt, but I'm glad I was able to be honest at the end

It's a work where images come to mind. Each of them got hurt by passing each other, but it's still positive and wonderful.