Reviews for SURPRISE PARTNERS Manga

The pictures were wonderful, and it made me feel warm and fuzzy. I was at a loss as to whether to change it to ☆ 4 or ☆ 5, but since it was a work I wanted to reread, I chose ☆ 5.

I was at a loss with 4 ☆. Other than the characters, there are gaps, and the essential characters are also thin and whitish. I'm young and unreliable because men watch. The combination of the two doesn't seem like such a person, even if they can convey their occupation in the setting of the story, speaking in public is essential, and they can understand what they want to say in front of a large number of listeners. The size of the frame is bearable on a smartphone, but it's a pity that there was a sense of delay at the size I originally wanted to read. (Sorry Yōna sensei fans.) However, both of them were introduced in the conversation with a hard worker, and the comfort of a smooth relationship between friends is well conveyed. The herbivorous nature of the two also somehow creates expectations about when and how they will become more than friends from here on out. The classic nursing scene couldn't break through that level of emptiness. There was also a feeling that they had taken a step forward in the party scene before that, but they had a sense of self-control. While it wasn't easy to take the plunge at the entrance, I went to Ichirizuka of my long-awaited career. Even though it's about the world of stories, I'm envious. More than a long time ago, Japan was often forced to leave, society implicitly forced it, and people around them, including women, wanted women to get off the train. Women always had to pull, and there were no supporters from the beginning. Even in America, it was thought that women who “jumped on” made the way and society accepted it, yet when it came to small units of men and women, the environment was still so long that farewell stories were established for that reason. Women, who tend to be required to live according to men's convenience, abandon romance and prioritize careers in order to carve out their own lives. I also sympathize with his attitude. This story isn't about the dimension of which one is more important. I also remember the past when it was said that “women these days don't quit their jobs even when they get married and are impudent.” The heroine is set up by an excellent researcher, so the composition says that she has built it up and now she can't abandon her dreams, and this settlement is something that privately gets stuck somewhere in my heart. The question of whether it is bad to hope to continue active duty unless you are excellent has not been resolved. Even though each older sister is proud of their strong presence, it's fun that even though those older sisters intervened, that advice was taken lightly and didn't affect the relationship between the two. The way of life of their respective mothers, which determined their personality development, seemed like a small catalog of ways of life revolving around women, and I was impressed that it was actually an enlightening and suggestive story.

I like Yomi-sensei's adult characters. Be honest and honest with yourself. I'm risking my life! There aren't any dramatic pains or intense emotions like that, but I really like how to draw the moment when love begins peacefully. Would you recommend it to people who like that type? The impression of “I have an eye for my sister” made me laugh (*°)

It was a cute story about two clumsy people. I originally liked the author, and I'm glad I bought this book.

They are of a slightly different type, but what a powerful older sister. My brother and sister are so cute that they probably get bothered. It is wonderful that they have become such girls' spouses.

It wasn't an eventful story, and you were able to read on with peace of mind, and did you feel relaxed at the end?

The two protagonists work rather than love! Even though they're two nice people, they seem to be going well, and the older sisters are different from usual and oppose it, and there are no explanations in the story, but the last hero is cool! Whereas the heroine got the job they both wanted, the heroine got a job while struggling, the hero should create a new goal! To the heroine, she was cute even when she was sick, and there was nothing sexy at all, but it was a pretty good story.

The hero and heroine are so wonderful! It was so cute that the hero, who is a successful lawyer, insists like a child that “I won't get sick” even with influenza. Even though it was abrupt, that last one was so good!