Reviews for Congratulations! You're Expecting! Manga

This review contains spoilers. If you think of it as a scary manager, I'm relieved that Sawa is a kind person who can be very attentive little by little. I want them to be happy.?

This review contains spoilers. It's a comicalized story based on a novel. There are places that are broken off in comics, but the story progresses faithfully to the original story. It's an irregular beginning, and I think people who think realistically will be disgusted by the stories up to episode 2. I think it's good for those who can decide that it's a comic. The story progresses in a good direction from episode 3, when the two decide to get married, and the relationship between the two also becomes boss and subordinate → comrade → awareness of unrequited love with Sawa → mutual feelings. Are you moved by the story of Sawa going to her parents' house for marriage greetings, the story of going to see Zen-san's mother, and the birth scene? Personally, I like stories about mutual feelings and stories about childbirth the most. The elements of pregnancy and childbirth are strong, so it will be bad for those who are about to give birth, and those who have experienced childbirth may think it is “nostalgic.” The story is nearing its climax. I definitely want the childcare edition to be comicalized too?

This review contains spoilers. I was also taken aback by my parents' words in the latest edition. I felt a sense of kindness in Zen-san's crying, and the relationship between the two, which is still awkward, is going well! I thought so. I'm looking forward to the continuation ♪

This review contains spoilers. I cried when my parents appeared in the latest episode! It was very conveyed that they were raised with care by their wonderful parents. I'm also a parent, so recently I've been reading stories like this from a parent's point of view, but I want to be a parent who is happy with my child's marriage like this. I want to be a parent that makes my kids think this way too. The manager should want to be called by name too!!!

This review contains spoilers. There's a place where the manager is quiet, but he's kind, and I feel comfortable with the two beds. You should stick them together! Being pregnant is very difficult. This is well-written and I sympathize with it. You'll get tired and lose your strength, so be kind! That's because there's only the manager.

This review contains spoilers. First, information on the original story. Starts Publishing Bunko has been published as a light novel by Belize Bunko as a practical book. Starts has been published until 3 volumes have been completed, and Belize has not yet reached completion, up to 2 volumes. Furthermore, since there were special notes not on Starts from volume 2 of Belize, I was aware of Dublin and bought both, but if you are buying now, if you want to buy Belize and complete the pre-reading, you may want to buy Starts. If you read it as a romance comic without prior information, I think there are many people who are disgusted by the circumstances leading up to pregnancy, but to the extent that the original story was originally published as a practical book, the main axis of the story is clearly described about pregnancy ~ childbirth ~ childcare ~ searching for a daycare center ~ child growth ~ balancing work and mother ~ differences in consciousness with the mother even if her husband cooperates this far but that is not enough... etc., and it is a story I would like people who are preparing to get married and pregnant from now on to read it regardless of gender. Both Sawa and Zen are unplanned marriages and pregnancies, so it's too light and ignorant at first (but I wonder if it's real), but from here on, the actual difficulties of pregnancy are difficult, no water is accepted, weight management, labor doesn't come easily, the planned date has been exceeded, the second pregnancy is even harsher... and parental care issues... Sawa is sad because she got married responsibly for Pon-chan's stomach. Actually, Zen-san also has feelings for both. It's sad that I want to have a proper relationship, not a comrade. It's quite readable, so I want it to be a comic as good as the original. It's Belize by all means, so it feels like a romance comic, but after getting pregnant, it's a one-night mistaken pregnancy with alcohol in the actual work, but later Zen-san is the only subordinate she originally thought of, and only Sawa did that kind of thing later and later. The beginning was irregular, but it means getting married to someone who really hit the jackpot with each other. Well, when it comes to sticking around, Sawa is said to be rough, but for that reason, there are many places where they are inflexible, and I often think I should help even more or cut corners there. There are also pregnant friends who became pregnant naturally after giving up after intense infertility treatment. It makes me think from every standpoint, and I want you to take a look at the original story once. As I learned earlier, the president is in place of Zen's father, so it seems that it is permissible to get pregnant as soon as he returns, but if the department manager or president takes the initiative, it will be easier for other employees to take childcare leave, paid leave, and nursing care leave, and I imagine that it will be a well-ventilated workplace rather than an awareness that someone will be a burden and that it will be a well-ventilated workplace. Anyway, it's a story about a lovey-dovey couple's struggles with pregnancy, childcare, and parent-child regeneration.

This review contains spoilers. They finally started living together, and they also reported their marriage within the company. The manager, who is tall, good-looking, and mentally and financially reliable, is truly a spadari! It's awesome. After that, I want to watch their feelings become a real couple and welcome Ume's birth. I'm looking forward to the continuation.