Reviews for Wife to A Stranger Manga

This review contains spoilers. The heroine lost her memory and became like a different person. It wasn't an easy story. I was shocked by the HQ heroine when my cheating partner came out, but I was so relieved to see the ending.

This review contains spoilers. It's an amnesiac thing, but women who polish themselves like Capri have slightly sweet fillings (nails) should not have forgotten to polish and decorate their nails, even in light of the fact that they didn't cook or clean. No matter how much you get caught in the turbidity of a major accident, you won't be in a state where nothing happened. From the beginning, I was curious as to whether “I'm being swept away” is something called a near-death experience. It goes without saying that the woman (heroine), whose wife has lost her memory, had a good impression on the hero Rolf and was an opportunity to “start over.” However, unlike the main story, I was chasing one possibility with my head. While there are many works that seem to have a different personality during amnesia (this story is also made that way), if Capri, who has darkness in her heart, was saved, if she could show herself without knowing the need to consider someone in the absence of any shimmer, she may have changed too, but when she thinks that opportunity was taken away by an accident, she can't stand there. Even if you look at it as a heroine, the conflict of taking the place around Capri in her own body is conveyed from the emotions and feelings that arise, even if it is a completely different world, that she is desperate to accept it, so I'm not sorry. However, since there are spoilers, it's a pity that those feelings aren't that great either. I wanted to be more immersed in it and have fun.

This review contains spoilers. The main character, who completely lost his memory due to an accident, is really uneasy when he can't remember anything, isn't he? What's more, it's shocking that my previous self didn't have a very good personality, and on top of that, I also had an affair, isn't it?

This review contains spoilers. The pictures are very beautiful, stable, and easy to read. (However, many of the male and female scenes had the same composition) The story was interesting, but the ending left hazy after reading it. Thinking about the outcome, the family didn't run out of questions about whether they wouldn't come to the hospital to look for it, and whether Francesca would go on a trip in silence in the first place, so I decided that it was Harlequin. ... But when I thought that Capri wouldn't be rewarded (although it was appropriate), I felt a delicate feeling. Well, since it's Harlequin, it's probably headed in a happy direction even after that.