Reviews for FOUND: HIS FAMILY Manga

I was fascinated by the beautiful drawing. The reason we broke up due to translation is probably because of HQ, but despite the fact that my father and brother are heavy (-_-), they succeeded as a chef and became famous. It would be a problem to find out about the existence of that family, but I was afraid of not being able to say it because the heroine would find out more than mass media coverage... I was wondering how much I liked the heroine. A hero who becomes famous... doesn't become arrogant. Reconciling with my father... After all, the hero, who had a low sense of self-affirmation, finally got the “courage” to tell the truth to the heroine.

After learning about all the circumstances, I wanted to applaud them for being so good that they were on high. I think they have circumstances like Hero Jed and are afraid that they will find out about the restaurant business, TV appearances, etc. The world is jealous. Especially since he has two things: a nice appearance and success. The difficult life was not my fault; it was brought about by my father. Yet, contrary to his hard work, he feels responsible for his brother, who has become rough, and he doesn't even abandon his father. They lament their own helplessness and are not arrogant. When he suddenly learned about his son's existence, there's no way he would be able to have confidence by putting his son and younger brother on top of each other. The heroine Amy, who is suffering from being abandoned without knowing his anguish and raising a child, even seems ridiculous. (The opposite is true for the usual HQ) However, they are two people who follow the path to Happien by reaching out to their sick son, and even though they have served a sentence, they desperately hope for the hero's father's devotion.

I understand the suffering from the hero's painful experiences in the past, but I felt sorry for the heroine who was abandoned because she didn't know why. The kid was cute.

The picture is very beautiful. It was so fascinating that I was watching a movie. The story was also very good.

A hero who stepped down so that even the heroine wouldn't have a hard time because of her father and younger brother, who committed a crime. That deepens the gap between the heroine, but acting for her son, who has an intractable illness, changes her state of mind. If the father created the darkness of the hero's heart, it was also the father who pushed back. That was a pretty deep story. As an aside, I personally didn't want to see the hero dressed up as a superhero (laughs), I feel like a good-looking guy.

It's a bit different from the usual glamorous story of a man with a prisoner's family and a woman with a warm family. But the content was awful. I'm glad it felt like I read it. Recommended for those who are tired of the usual pattern.

It is true that the heroine was abandoned as a result, even though it was due to the hero's family circumstances. Is it OK to hurt your partner so you don't get hurt yourself? I thought he was a lame hero who couldn't show his weaknesses to his loved ones.

The hero was a person with a very strong sense of responsibility. The reason for my brother's refusal of visitation came right to mind, but it's no wonder the hero involved thought of it. The heroine has the strength to be raised in a loving family, and you can see that heroes are attracted to her. And I understand that he pulled away.

I loved the pictures that were drawn and it was a feast for my eyes. The beautiful male and beautiful hero, heroine, and child were also beautiful boys. It's satisfying to enjoy both watching and reading. The main theme is family love.

I can't talk about the circumstances of the house. He didn't feel like speaking, and he didn't have the courage. However, the direct cause of the breakup was not depicted as having such a fear that they would be disliked if we talked, and it was only because he cared about his Jed's girlfriend, who didn't want to get involved and hurt the heroine. Love was certain. From her point of view, of course, there is anger and sadness over his sudden departure, and readers are likely to sympathize with this direction, but it makes me think that Jed's pain and suffering can be the main axis in this story. The unstrong human heart is particularly visible in the movements of his father and younger brother, including Jed himself, and even though it seems that Jed was working hard at the last minute, the story emphasizes that he did not gain the “trust” of the heroine, just because he wasn't in the leading role, as well as saying that there was a mistake in his actions. I think that makes more sense. But I'm not a man, but if I were Jed, would he have confided in it? A happy transformation story about lovers who didn't know or couldn't say the tragedy caused by them. A child's illness gives the two, who look like an end has already been put to it, another chance. Since there were no aggressive developments, the story was too safe to drive, and it is undeniable that there is a lack of exciting ingredients in the story. Jed's Headwind is over, but this was a story with that headwind, so I doubt one point over and over again about whether it would clear up and start over without that. I felt sorry for a child who grew up without a dad for a long time. I'm sick, so when I think there were days when I thought about my dad even more, it hurts my heart when I read that one. That's because children have nothing to do with adult circumstances. Jed is also a story where he is treated as an indecisive man, but this environment was quite unhappy. The love between them hasn't disappeared, so even though they have to have a love story just about how trust is restored, the tendency to chase things bluntly is stronger, and I feel that the final explanation was multiplied too much by the circumstances of the story. The shy face on the front didn't make a good impression on either of them. In my eyes in particular, the heroine's face looks similar to what is called Ahe's face. Even though her serious face is beautiful, I thought it would be a waste to have a slight sense of incongruity here in an emotional expression scene.