Reviews for INHERITED: ONE CHILD Manga

Very nice story. There is a way to overcome past mistakes through children. It's challenging to read,

The story begins with a painful accident, but it is a story of the rebirth of various families. No way, I was surprised that it would lead to that, but it was a very good story. There is also romance, but I think it's a story about family ties.

That was great. The hero's family problems, the heroine's family problems and the two of them. Each overcomes sorrow and suffering, and seizes love together with their children. Tears at the last kid's words?

Isabella was so cute. The two main characters are both clumsy but warm people... The content was quite challenging to read!!

It progresses from a hero's point of view. The pictures were beautiful, and the story was interesting, so I was drawn in.

Jack couldn't think of letting go of his precious “family,” so he carefully planned it and put it into action. Before he started using his time and body to move, his older sister's orphaned child only existed as a family half-ideologically. Selection and preparation of caregivers... Since this story was formed by Jack's side, I think the fact that it wasn't a good melodrama was a huge success, and the fact that Jack was actually a hot man is simultaneously indirectly depicted by explaining the hidden passion of the woman who played the other role, and the character modeling is restrained and observational in terms of emotional expression, and it seems that the storytelling is really technologically advanced. Also, the dialogue and the tempo of the monologue are well linked to the progress of the story, and the characters Jack and the characters are well represented, and even the lawyer's friend who is uselessly cool is a pretty important direction. Even though what is in the framework is exactly HQ itself, the expediency principle that is gently placed at the bottom is persuasive power that doesn't feel disgusting at all. Actually, the storyline is being questioned as to how to show it in that story, but it's amazing. What is shown in the drama is the power of the original story, or is it Shiomiya-sensei's clean brush handling, the way he shows the cut cross section, and the skill with which he takes frames? No, is it the result of a well-executed comprehensive combination of the original story and the comicalized artist? It's an iconic scene where she cries, could she be? While there is still not enough certainty from the reader's point of view, they are reminded of a certain possibility. While holding a question mark, my sense of elation continued until the climax. One by one without getting bogged down, the doors for the next development are opened, and we are heading to the end. The truth behind her tears will be the main focus of the second half. While it's in the story from beginning to end, when Mrs. Rock actually appeared, the way it looked like a key person was present was a bit unsatisfactory. On page 70, “I was thinking of asking the woman who decided to be my nanny today.” At that point, I felt that the tense was unclear. What is today? Is that from the trial period to book adoption, or is it the day they talk about it? But that's really small. The well-told happiness story was skillfully comicalized and made into a book you can actually enjoy. A five-year-old girl must be in the most pitiful situation, but her final line filled with joy definitely showed her certainty as a member of a happy family, and my eyes were heated by the level of satisfaction that I finished reading a good story.

A story drawn from a hero's point of view. Anyway, it's my favorite work. I can't even imagine how prepared the heroine is. love between a man and a woman. Mother's love. Father's love. Family love. I thought it was a work packed with everything.

The first half progressed normally, and I almost got attacked by a dog at the end of the trial reading... huh?! I thought, I had no choice but to buy this, so poke... read the second half, it's deep!! I'm glad we confirmed our love for each other... it's not anything, it's deep!! It was a deep... story. I feel an even greater bond. Happy 3 parents and children ✨

Each of the three had a difficult past, but by being together, they were able to get a lot of love, and I was very satisfied with the unexpected development.

The heroine who has a hard head and smoothly takes on a hero who says horrible words, and who calmly and clearly gives opinions and suggestions is cool! Amidst complicated environments and relationships overlap over and over, the hero, the heroine, the babysitter, and the heroine, who has forgotten her child, become a family. Overall, it was interesting, but what was disappointing was that there were few exciting elements. On top of the heroine whose true intentions are hard to understand, it almost unfolds from a hero's point of view, so if there were depictions of the heroine's changes in romantic feelings or even if she dyed her cheeks, it would have been even more impressive, star-1 with regret.

It was a heartwarming story with beautiful pictures and easy to read. It's interesting that the story progresses from a hero's point of view! The ending can be predicted at the time of Nanny, but it was nice that the main characters were carefully depicted as being attracted to each other and how they came together as a family.

Shiomiya-sensei's work is wonderful. I had a good impression of the hero who gradually became attracted to the heroine who could understand my niece's feelings. I'd like to read more.

You should take a look at the reviews. There was a saying the last one was good, but really! The afterglow of happiness continued until after I read it. I'm glad (^-^)