Reviews for Executive's Pregnancy Ultimatum Manga

I felt like 7 years was a long time, but I wonder if it was time for us to face each other calmly. It's an adult love affair because of that. My mother-in-law is the only one who doesn't physiologically accept it...

My husband is busy with his mother-in-law's harassment and doesn't go home, and he also refuses to have children. However, that wasn't the number one reason that led the heroine to divorce, and it is understandable that it astonished the heroine herself. Thanks to his older brother, the hero got a chance to start over, and it's amazing that he made the most of it. Gretchen is an attractive and lovely woman, but she doesn't have any luck with the family. But it was a book where I thought life wasn't likely to be blessed, and that small happiness might be overlooked without knowing it.

The two broke up because he thought the heroine had run away, and she had a certain fear. The divorce papers that should have been filed haven't been filed yet. It was also in the afterword, but the cuts from Poisonous Mothers that are hard to beat (the heroine doesn't actually appear) look like modern art, so it was wonderful.

I'm glad I was able to get real support from the hero when the heroine was stronger, even though I was cornered and became an alcoholic like my mother. The last comment by Ai Marito in Comparing Poisonous Mothers is interesting.

The hero and heroine are calm, and the story progresses peacefully without getting emotional. However, if it was my wife who had never been forgotten, I wanted her to take action on her own sooner and chase after the heroine who left. 7 years is too long... Fortunately for the heroine's actions, the hero who tries to get back together is a little bit crazy (*_*), the hero's mother and older brother are also a little too...

There are many stories about them breaking up even though they liked each other. This is a “reunion” where they thought they had broken up but they weren't supposed to break up, and that was the trigger for a “reunion.” The men and women depicted by Ai-sensei aren't always childish, and even though they aren't such scenes, there are sexy places. The reunion project he had in mind was a success. The fundamental problem probably hasn't been solved as to the heroine's real reason. However, now, I have a track record when it was blank, and I also have a husband who understands the situation. His love for the heroine left the heroine lonely and uneasy even though he was close seven years ago. This time he takes action. I keep thinking that if something like this had been done seven years ago. But I also understand very well that I couldn't speak. At the end of the game, I thought the heroine's seven years weren't a waste, and I thought about the length of idle time as she grew stronger.

There are various things, such as a mean mother-in-law, her husband's job... but the real reason that led Renée to decide to get divorced wasn't revealed until the end. What the hell? It made me think, and when I finally learned the real reason for the divorce, I was really convinced. It was a long, long detour, but I thought that might have been the necessary time. There was a place where the picture felt a little awkward, so ☀ -1.