Reviews for THE WRONG KIND OF WIFE Manga

I'm buying the author. The reunion was only due to mutual growth and the change in mother-in-law's state of mind, but realistically, the environment in which we grew up and the differences in values are still important...

Differences in upbringing history and upbringing environments cannot be changed at any cost. But falling in love with it is the same thing as not being able to change it no matter what the person himself does. Both of the main characters are kind, aren't they? Moreover, the hero unknowingly harms the heroine who lived through adversity due to her good upbringing and a sense of innocence without malice (so is her friend and sister). Heroes are said to be the heroine's prejudice against the upper class, but it's not prejudice, but “don't know too much,” which is the same as “don't know too much” in the Hiuro class. I'm talking about how the two needed some kind of obstacle to get along. The path I've walked is different, but the soul is the same. The original pod is inevitable ~ ‼?

They are two people who have different feelings, like Harlequin. The ratings are low, but the hero is a monk, and the fact that he's a little careless is cute (laughs). Personally, I was moved by this honest hero who never cheated on other women while they were away. Well, I guess I wanted sanctions for a woman like my friend's sister who had fun with the hero while the heroine wasn't around (even on the phone).

In place of the stars, I had a sharp impression, but I felt that it was growth rather than prejudice against the heroine. My hero's friend's sister. It was malicious, wasn't it? I mean, how do you know the phone number? Well, the results were good, but... I wonder if I should honestly say that the hero is childish until the end.

Even if they love each other, it doesn't necessarily mean they can understand each other; it's still something that is spun over time, isn't it?

The content isn't good... I wanted a few more heroes to play, right? For myself, it's like getting involved with a third party ← on the hero side lol

No matter how many times I read it, Robert is a wonderful man. It left the biggest impression on me. What Tim inherited had nothing to do with his intentions. Lindsey was born and raised the same way. Continuing to make an effort does not mean getting a lot, but it can be self-confidence, but bad luck also has nothing to do with effort. It's sad though. I now know that the company that Tim inherited has been bought has nothing to do with the upper class. Both Tim and Lindsey were young. It was a very happy story where being apart encouraged each other's growth and they were reunited. I haven't read the original story, so there are things I don't understand, but since it's Ogimaru-sensei's work, I may have expected too much. I wanted them to write one more in-depth version of how they are. It's a mystery where Lindsey fell in love with Tim. Was the monk so cute?!