Reviews for BABY IN THE MAKING Manga

I'm buying a Hashimoto-sensei writer!! It's comical, full of love, and the story progresses at a good tempo, and it makes me feel a little painful, but that feeling quickly blows away with a huge smile. I don't know how far the original story is, but I'm going to live my life full of positive smiles, drawn by the teacher!! This type of character is so wonderful. It's for child-raising and sex, but going on a slapstick trip and sharing various experiences together is depicted with a very good tempo of screen switching. While being so happy and disappointed, the distance between the two gradually shrank... I wanted to say, well, you guys, get along quickly and normally from the middle... and I was able to see the final punch line, but it was a very fun story. The hero's partner's advice was also very good.

Hashimoto-sensei is an indispensable person for HQ comics that demonstrates his power in both heavy and light. Even though comical depictions are interspersed, the excitement of the two and the emotions that are nurtured during their twinkling travel days are cleverly inserted here and there, and even though the story is supposed to be quite blurry, it somehow rolls up. It's expressed in endless ways, and it's a world of thank you, Professor Hashimoto, for being there. Smooth muscle movement, laughable lightness, and empathy for the character's thought circuit, everything is truly amazing. Pictures of the interior and clothes are also nice. Thomas works for 12 minutes as a piece, but it makes me feel like it was created for a method of expression called a comic (although I know it was in the original). Malta and Patagonia are among the top travel destination candidates I would like to visit someday. The popular island of Madagascar was also an interesting place. It was a bit of a trip fugitive, but above all, it's amazing that it's not scattered even though there are so many trips and episodes in it. “It's wonderful not to be alone.” Something we can do because we're together. It's not just one person, it's something that only two people can do. They both are wonderful, aren't they? I was right through one line on that subject. Because of the season, when I came with Yeager, it reminded me of “Attack on Titan,” which was close to completion (because I didn't read it, but it made too many topics), and I smiled wryly.

Hashimoto Takako sensei really has a wonderful way of putting together this kind of comedic HQ... I like it. Actually, the heroine, who was the only grandson of a millionaire, said that pregnancy was a requirement for Harlequin to receive the inheritance... but... well, if you say such a thing, HQ wouldn't work... I finally set up a will, but other than that, it was good.