Reviews for Let's Pretend Last Night Never Happened Manga

This review contains spoilers. Although it's a common setting of love under one roof with a brother-in-law, it's interesting and addictive. The reason why the main character, the girl, became concerned about her partner (brother-in-law) was “face type,” etc., so it's easy to get in. The picture is cute too. I'm looking forward to talking with my other siblings and talking with my ex-boyfriend from now on!

This review contains spoilers. I tried, but it didn't work, and I'm glad we started dating quickly. The sweet Yuma is nice. I was really puzzled when I saw how they lost to Chiri-chan and where they were pushed the other way around. I wanted to read a little further.

This review contains spoilers. I really enjoyed reading it until my sister and her husband came home. However, the fact that my older sister and her wife came back and stayed overnight; it certainly wasn't good that the main character also told a lie, but they didn't listen easily and said something with their faces ~ or something like that? it feels like... My sister probably had a lot of trouble too, but she got married without permission, went overseas without permission, and came back without permission, so it was a selfish parade. I seriously don't need my sister's crap. Other than that, I really enjoyed reading it.

This review contains spoilers. A story about people who hit it off at a bar and spent the night together become a family member in law. The confusion after becoming a family and the process of getting along well being recognized by my younger brothers as lovers were intertwined in such an interesting way that family love and romance were intertwined in such an interesting way. Chili and Yuma both love their younger brothers, and I think they are carefully depicted as important partners who can understand such family feelings. Also, I really liked the gap between Yuma's strong face as an older brother and the sweet and carnivorous gap when I was with Chili. However, the last one unfolded rapidly. I thought that the development that would eventually come to light would come, but I was surprised that the process leading up to the resolution was so messy. There were no scenes explaining their first encounter or the fact that the younger brothers had an official relationship, and there was no scene where the father talked about what he thought about the relationship between the two. Even if the relationship between the two was recognized, I feel that it ended in an absurd state where I had no idea what the older sister couple thought and came to that decision, or how they would deal with each other as a family in the future. The foreshadowing of Dad's letter wasn't effective at all, so was it necessary? I had a question. Since the story was neatly organized until the older sister and her wife came back, I wanted them to draw the final difficult part of the story more carefully over the number of episodes. The feeling of being forced and packed at the end was really disappointing, because until then it was a nice, relaxing story centered around family love but also had a heart-pounding element of romance.