Reviews for THE BRIDESMAID'S BABY BUMP Manga

This review contains spoilers. Their past wounds are too big for each of them, and the heroine sees that the hero is just a successful person, and when combined with her father and previous husband, she is simply frightened that her future and life will be trampled upon. Heroes also only want to show themselves as successful people, and they hide the fact that they were almost abandoned by their mother, let alone their father, and that they got burned out and had a criminal record. I thought our mutual distrust would have the worst ending... but we were able to look back on ourselves and confide in each of them, and it had a happy ending. I feel like I can just enjoy the thrilling development, and it's good that the hero isn't intimidating due to necessity, and since they carefully include psychological depictions of the heroine, it was also nice to be able to understand the reason for her words and actions. However, in the early stages of pregnancy, when hyperemesis is even more severe, the mental mess becomes ridiculous, so there are few pregnant women who can talk calmly. The hero probably didn't know that, but... it's definitely better to just stop the trial during that time! If you don't do well, you'll have a miscarriage due to stress. Instability due to hormonal disturbances will come even after delivery, but hero, please study properly about that, OK? That made me think.

This review contains spoilers. I often get cornered to that point when the heroine is pregnant and not feeling well. Isn't it a good match with the heroine's ex-husband? Of course, the heroine makes a big splash. I'm worried that it would be nice if the hero's remorse wasn't temporary.

This review contains spoilers. The trauma of the hero and heroine is a bottleneck in this story. Each hero and heroine became a social success, but they have lived with childhood trauma. They also failed on the sunny stage of marriage, and the trauma increased even more. These two met, and it seemed as if they were headed in a good direction, but things didn't go very well because of the trauma. The misunderstanding seemed to have been resolved, but the heroine says goodbye due to her actions of hiding her own affairs due to the hero's trauma. Can the hero confront the heroine without hiding himself? Also, can the heroine accept such a hero? Also, other difficult issues that are more important for the two are hidden, and the biggest issue is whether they can overcome them.