Reviews for A SENSIBLE WIFE Manga

The appearance of a hero who is troubled, surprised, and attracted to an adorable heroine one after another since meeting a serious engineer escapes is expressed in detail. It was a very nice last scene. I recommend it.

Enjoyed the final confession scene, romance. His Gil's many words make me think that I will look back on the three months of the two from his point of view, and go back to the page once again and retrace the trajectory from their encounter to this point. The presence of love in their daily lives blinks out once again as he talks about their feelings and movements from time to time. While following the epitome of HQ, it bothers the heroine's devola, and various hindrance elements between the two are cleverly scattered, making it easy to progress close to the heroine's feelings. Even though there are plenty of materials and events in one book, there is no feeling of being packed, and Deborah's life and the people around her are well depicted. I feel the power in the picture. There are many frames that have tremendous expressive power, and I'm glad that the professional appeal created by the textured touch made me feel more like a drama than a story, as a reader. The line that I didn't think I'd find even solid scenes that I've seen a lot on HQ is very understandable after watching Deborah so far, and Gil also had a flow that didn't make me think it was an abrupt act, and while making me anticipate it, I was able to enjoy his inner world beyond my expectations by cutting it into a climax trump card. Gil had already told Deborah how much she thought of him everywhere, so there were quite a few generous treats until the last scene. There are many words of love about how Gil loves his heroine Deborah, and how he couldn't get rid of it from the inside of his head when he thought only this type of woman was useless, but she loved her. When you fall in love with someone you've fallen in love with, it's a story that makes you feel like “fate” brought them together, even if it's someone who isn't the ideal image you had imagined when you were calm until then, and even though it's a word that seems to slip up when you use it, the other person's presence will get in touch no matter how much you resist. The joy and sorrow of falling in love with people were firmly packed in one book, and it was like taking a stand in front of the goal to watch the two of them stand in front of the goal and finish by raising their hands brilliantly against the goal tape at the end of that flow. Gil's reaction to Sylvie is stressful, and since the villain is removed without being half-hearted, it's a pity that his colleagues aren't happy. I want them to be happy. There is no smell of flattering in the amount of eyebrows on the face, and the impression is that Gil is pale even though she is the main character, probably because her mouth isn't sensual.

Heroes are pretty selfish types. But it was nice that the heroine was bright, but she was also cute, which bothered me a little when I realized that I liked her.

Well, I don't think there are any women who want to go because they like it. Even if my beloved Danna is with me, I respect those who chose to stay apart.

It was nice that the distance between the two of them was getting shorter one step at a time, both frustrated, and also heartbroken. I thought it was good that his likes were being revealed more and more, and that my wife, an annoying colleague, was actually a nice mob.

It's a story where feelings come through with the heroine who travels around the country as a backpacker and a serious hero while they think they won't mesh with each other.