Reviews for Deathly Anniversary Manga

This review contains spoilers. There is a man who wants to take control of www whose husband Kotaro has bad taste and is too psychopath, but it also makes me feel terrified that this will happen when he gets over it.

This review contains spoilers. A husband is supposed to love his wife, so why does that happen? I'm drawn in by the mystery, the sense of fear of repeated deaths that strike in every pattern, and the story where it's hard to see the future. can you break out of the loop and become shiawase??

This review contains spoilers. I read up to the latest volume, and I understood why my husband sucks the main character every time, but I couldn't help but think it was unreasonable. More than that, what I felt was quite amazing in this manga is probably the vitality of the main character, Kaede. Even if my husband hits me over and over again, the loop is repeated, and my husband hits me over and over again in order to know my husband's smartphone password, and then I go back to 7/7 again after putting in the loop, and I'm probably going back to 7/7 again, so if I'm not mentally strong, I'll probably break my heart. She's a woman with a lot of guts, so even as a reader, she said, “Please have a happy ending!!” I can't help but send a yell. It would have been nice if my husband could say a weak voice to Kaede too. The main character is no longer as weak a woman as my husband had imagined.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story where the main character is being cheated on by her husband and killed as soon as she finds out, but she takes a time leap back to the day of the incident and somehow searches for a reason or avoidance. The darkness in my husband's personality is too deep, so it's interesting to see what kind of ending it will be.

This review contains spoilers. Anyway, I'm worried about the content. Why don't they get divorced if it's more than killing them? Or, the secret of Lupu... I'm curious, so it's a way of developing that I just want to watch it. Really, what is Kuzuo hiding?

This review contains spoilers. It's like I've already seen a lot of stories, but I guess that's how much demand there is. Mysteries, marriage, and time leaps. If you're worried because you think you're going to go bad, the weapon is relatively simple. If you get a job, do you say DIY or something? Or, don't you accept the job? Time leaps are interesting at first, aren't they? The mysterious pull condition is difficult. Once you understand it, it says, OK? However, I don't understand why they're DMs, and I might laugh a little bit and keep reading even though the main character is out of whack. It feels like it hasn't been completed, but on the contrary, I don't know what will happen. I don't know if it's the style where quiet kids get bolder all at once or if it's carabble. Suddenly they sit there (laughs). It's not like sitting at a distance where you can hear the conversation and then get in after listening... it's too surreal in terms of pictures lol. you're oblique towards someone you were excited about. I mean, it seems like everyone in the store is going to be crazy. Well, it's enough to read it once, so it's a comic that you can read comfortably even if you just rent it. If it's a simple affair story from now on, I feel like that's fine. It was like buying a comic at a convenience store