Reviews for Practice Husband Manga

I can sense the feeling that he is a man who has nowhere to grasp and who belongs to no one else. They give off an aura of carefulness “even though they have it,” and their sense of selfishness is good. In HQ, it's read as “arrogant” = a disgusting person, but by focusing on the obsession in his heart that actually made him do what he wanted to do, it depicts a major shift in the vector of life due to a painful, unhappy past and what brought about by the reunion, and it's nice that it shows a slightly ridiculous yet pleasant sense of emptiness. The hurt feelings I had when I was a boy are still living an important life, Yosuga (spring?) They keep it hidden inside, and live by momentarily enjoying a glamorous single life. He, Joe, lives in such a wilderness of heart, but the heroine was the only one who treated him during his difficult boyhood without being misled by circumstances that had ruthlessly beaten him. However, as friends, they were reliable and reassuring allies; even when people around them didn't accept them, the two lived hand in hand during their school days; they are like comrades in arms against a cold society that is hard for anyone to replace. Even though they were such important friends, when they met again, they looked at them as people of the opposite sex. The classic emotional development when a young friend changes to a romantic partner is a double track driving story with revenge, family issues, and the heroine's low self evaluation in between. Kano-sensei's man also likes clothes, and I feel that soft clothes cover his masculinity, which is slightly slender and supple, but doesn't push it forward. Don't use the plot of trying revenge and leaving emptiness behind (although it's the same in terms of landing), the freshness of choosing love is also good! Page 14, Joe's second full-body image, poor balance. No matter what that is, no matter how long the shot is, it's a disappointing scene. The kiss scene with his playful lover at the time of his first appearance was just good, so that was unfortunate. I have the impression that I didn't have time for page 78. I feel like the pattern is slightly blurred. I want you to think of it as 4.5.

exciting, exciting! Among the many painful and sad stories, the happy ending at the end is wonderful.

It's good. It's the royal road. The picture was beautiful too. There would have been nothing to say if more of a sense of excitement had been incorporated into the love between them.

Addy and Joe have a past where they were bullied because of their respective environments, and are childhood friends bound by a strong bond. What kind of future will come to those who have restarted as adults...

At the end, I think heroes who can feel that they are not alone in their pain are happy. Even if the heroine transforms beautifully, she doesn't become a common dengue (lol). An honest heroine and a tall hero are a good match.

Was it cute how Joe, the woman who tried to take over the company in order to get revenge, fell in love with Addy and changed? I was a little surprised by my older brother's last words

Abby, who was bullied for being fat when she was a kid, and Joe who helped me? After we became adults, we met again, and the conversation progressed. it's a royal story, isn't it? Abby, who was fat, lost weight and became beautiful, and Joe was also handsome like a playboy, and this is the first time they've become aware of each other...? The pictures were beautiful, and were you able to watch the story calmly? I think there's no loss in buying it ✨