Reviews for Nine Months Carrying Our Love:Our Last Night Together Was Only the Beginning Manga

This review contains spoilers. I started reading pictures because I liked them, but I was really addicted to them. Recently, I've only been reading Happien. I love it ♥

This review contains spoilers. At first, I thought it was a common story, but the pictures were beautiful and I continued reading. Kei's feelings for Hitoe were conveyed so much that I almost burst into tears. The last volume was a bit unexpected, but I'm glad everyone had a happy ending.

This review contains spoilers. At first, I thought Kei was “a cold person...”, but as the story progressed, they liked each other... but I watched it with that feeling that they liked each other... but it was frustrating not being able to honestly express my thoughts... However, since Iroha-chan was born, they have become a happy family, and they watched while feeling Hitoe's feelings, saying, “I'm glad we didn't give up on each other at that time.” I'm so moved by the final episode, and I can't watch it without tears or handkerchiefs.

This review contains spoilers. Kei and the heroine... even though they both have kind personalities, it was a year of marriage that didn't go well due to misunderstandings, but they gradually made an effort to understand each other from the heroine's unexpected behavior. Also, I was moved by the two people who overcame Kei's color blindness and events during childbirth and love each other safely.

This review contains spoilers. The final episode has finally arrived. Reading the most moving scene from the original story in a comic has a great sense of fulfillment. The first episode, “Don't Forget Being Hugged by Me...” was intense, and I immediately bought the original story and read it all at once. I really thought it would be okay to publish a picture book depicting these two people. I'd like to reread it from the beginning again. I'm happy to have come across such a wonderful work. I won't let you lose reading it! I highly recommend it.

This review contains spoilers. It was good up to volume 21, where the story continued even after the original story was completed, but it was too delicately for Ichie, who visited Sumire's house after giving birth in volume 22, even though she still felt like an ex-boyfriend and caused trouble to others and made things up to the level of business obstruction and defamation in one picture, yet she still abandons her husband Kei as Kei and Kei. If they come to apologize while Ichie is in the hospital and say that she will change her mind and come back to life, I think it makes sense not to throw away the name Kei, but to give her last name. Even if Ichie allows it, Sumire is still familiar and familiar even though they have only been in a relationship for a short period of time based on common sense in the world. I wonder if this call was due to the judgment of the original author or the Comica manga artist. In the original story, Iroha got a little bigger, left it at her parents' house, and the two of them went on a date after a long absence, and it ended. Sumire's apology scene also came to an apology, and the narration with a few letters ended. So, since there is no depiction of them calling out even after the apology, I don't know which decision made it to draw it with Kei's recall, but at least I wanted the editors to notice it. It was fine until then, but it's a pity that I wasn't conscious enough.

This review contains spoilers. at the beginning, huh??? It started with shocking content that made me think, so I was looking forward to continuing more and more, but at the end it was like Belize (laughs)