Reviews for Contract Baby Manga

In this series, I thought the atmosphere of the world view created by Masaki-sensei's drawings was the best match. After all, I thought about it in series 2, but I wonder if this author doesn't take getting pregnant seriously. At age 21, no matter how much money a surrogate mother was for, I thought it was kind of sad. I thought for a moment that it would result in babies being traded for money. But since I'm reading HQ, I left that on the edge for a moment, and when I looked into the romance part, I thought the hero probably fell in love with the heroine at first sight after all. The heroine in this work didn't get me in trouble compared to the heroine in series 1 and 2, and it was easier to read. At the end, you can usually see the place where the heroes and heroines of the series are all in one place, and it's a reward only for reading the series.

I was in a bit of a hurry at the end, but I'm glad! As a hope, I wish I had dug a little deeper; this might not be enough for those who want to read in depth.