Reviews for The Five-Year Baby Secret Manga

This review contains spoilers. Another reviewer used “causal retribution” in the title, so I twisted it a bit and searched English.” “Harvest the seeds you sow” in literal translation of “Reap what you sow”... I was surprised that the original author also wrote it with that in mind, and that it was a perfect phrase for this work. On top of that, the family environment of the hero and heroine makes you imagine “Romeo and Juliet”... it torments both families with a history of quarrels between the two families in a nest-like structure. Salvation is “The Five-Year Baby Secret,” in other words, the meaning of Tom's existence to harvest the seeds that have been sown even though there were sad and intense twists and turns. As expected, HQ never heads to the Romiguri route!

This review contains spoilers. Hero Matt's mother Catherine's “Sorry” touched my heartstrings and I couldn't stop crying. I've only watched adults who don't apologize even if they make a big mistake, so I'm more angry at why reality doesn't turn out like this rather than getting drunk on Yume Monogatari. Even if there are no words of apology, if there is an action that shows that feeling, it is a slight drop in drunkenness, but the reality right in front of me is that there is no such thing. But I wonder if it's women rather than men who are in a tight spot and are strong. It's a pity that the difference between how old she was ridiculously old and Catherine's appearance full of vitality was not clearly drawn, but if the difference between carrying the cross called a burden and being made to carry it is still visible and understandable, it made me even more angry and made to read it. What irony is that the love and hate drama of the parent generation had an impact on children, and strangely enough, even parents eloped on the day the child eloped. How much would you sacrifice to achieve just one outcome? Looking at it like this, they probably want to make you think it was the result of indecisiveness rather than Seth's kindness, but that wasn't the case; sooner or later, it just happened. I went back to the beginning, and if either of them lacked courage, they let what they could grab if they had strength fell through between their fingers. However, without it, Matt, Fleur, and even Tom wouldn't have been born (laughs), but I remember reading a long time ago that it was written in a book I read a long time ago that there is no love where there is no knowledge (wisdom). If you're looking for love, you need the right knowledge. It's not just about academics, it's about what is necessary to improve connections with people. In this case, Matt and Fleur needed the wisdom of making an effort to make them understand.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about two people who love each other, but are torn apart by family struggles, regain their love. Both of them are unwavering and honest, so all they did was loosen up the tangled threads. I'm glad it fits in a circle ☆