Reviews for Unomori Says He Wants to Be a Househusband Manga

This review contains spoilers. Michika's response to God after being given soft serve ice cream on her skirt by an unknown girl (although she was unconscious). Unori-san's divine response when water was spilled on by the waitress. Humanity comes out unwittingly at times like this. Instead of asking for various things from the other person, it is very important to think about what they can do for them, and before they both know it, they are caring for the other person in a natural way. Each couple has their own shape. Don't dwell on “normal.” There are many scenes, including interactions with marriage counselors, where people unexpectedly pop out, but in addition to caring for the other person, it is a wonderful work that often makes me think that “believing in the other person” is important, even with a comedic touch. I have only one wish. “Don't let the two of them be misled by Mr. Umori (company)'s side!”

This review contains spoilers. I think it's an interesting work that makes me feel once again that there are a lot of things that don't go well, probably because I'm getting older, and I think it's an interesting work that makes me feel once again that it's okay to cherish relationships that work reasonably well without overdoing it.

This review contains spoilers. The handsome elite Umori, who wants to be a full-time househusband, and Michika, who is not good at housework and loves work, started marriage hunting at age 35. This is a story about two people who met through a marriage agency. The older sister in charge of the marriage agency makes perfect arrangements with a professional eye for work. I like these two people who are honest with themselves, are honest with their partner, and face not only how they are bad but how they understand each other. It's a recent publication that has begun to get in the way, but since they are two good matches, I want to see the shape of the two married couples as soon as possible. Even so, it's the current setting. Unori, a housekeeper who has already saved up her own retirement funds and can be an immediate worker in the unlikely event of an emergency, is great for those who love work who want to return immediately after delivery... Michika-san, it's a quick resolution case... (lol)

This review contains spoilers. The perspective of the story is interesting, and I like the main character's words and actions. It was a design I liked, and I just bought all the ones that appeared. I'm looking forward to future developments!

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was a story suited to this day and age. My husband actually does housework and my wife works at my own company!! There are a lot of them, so I smirked while thinking that would be good too

This review contains spoilers. A heroine who loves her job and isn't good at housework. I'm concerned that Umori wants to be a full-time housewife, but I think it's a perfect match. Especially once you have children, the burden of housework and childcare is enormous. I will inevitably not be able to work as before, such as being picked up from the nursery school or coming home due to a sudden fever. At that time, if it's 2 work-loving people, they'll definitely fight. If one person's earnings seem fine, Umori would be the best partner for the heroine!

This review contains spoilers. It's hard to think about in real life, but I thought it was a wonderful relationship because they respected each other's ideas. I was able to read Even Raising Children in the extra edition, and it made me think even more.

This review contains spoilers. It doesn't make sense. There are a lot of weird people, and there are a lot of things that don't mean. But it was so interesting that I just kept reading it lol.