Reviews for A SPANISH HONEYMOON Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's ideal to get along with your first marriage, but since marriage is a life, it's inevitable that it will break down. I think it's best to live with people who are most comfortable with you, not who is good or bad. This work feels a bit restrained for Hagimaru sensei (?) It seems like it was. Is the heroine a natural character? I wonder if people who aren't compatible will be irritating. In that respect, it seems that it was the hero's first love that came late, and at his current age (about 40 years old?) The sight of Nari conquering them made me smile, and that's probably why the frozen heroine's heart was also bonded. However, if you think about it carefully, the mother of the heroine's former husband, that is, the mother-in-law, spoils the loneliness of her husband's absence by teasing a wife she likes, and recommends handiwork for her son who is having an affair for her wife's life after divorce. Then, my precious son passed away, and my wife went to Spain. I'm so sorry, but as a result, you weren't able to leave your kids? How is it depicted in the original story?

This review contains spoilers. Being a hero who overcomes a woman like this is usually nothing but uncomfortable. I already forgive her conversion after meeting the heroine, her sincere approach, and her foolish (in a good sense) appearance like an adolescent boy! It makes me think (laughs) The heroine is also traumatized, but the hero's steady attack made me happy. The feeling after reading is also wonderful!

This review contains spoilers. I hadn't read many HQ works drawn from a hero's point of view, so that was unusual. The characters drawn by Mr. Ogimaru say things only with their facial expressions. This time it's the heroine's tearful scene; if you see this, you'll misunderstand it. It was also a very satisfying work that I was able to solve at the end, have a happy ending, and read it at half price.