Reviews for Strangers in the Desert Manga

This review contains spoilers. There was so much pain that the heroine Isabella was so painful that I was gripped in the chest, but I was thrilled, excited, and excited by the development I wanted to see, such an act of breaking hero Adan's documents right after that. The story, which took up the social issue of postpartum depression, seemed to be well-elaborated with a harsh setting called a desert. In depression, all of your thoughts and feelings as a human being are taken away, and only life is there, and there is nothing, so no matter who you blame, there is no solution. In her case, even if you imagine that her original personality was not obedient, this is definitely not the cause. There is no doubt that songs have healed the land of Hawaii. No matter what kind of ploy the father is drawing. My inner corner heated up saying that I'm glad I was able to go back under the cute Rafik. I like that the story after that was written, and I like that part after that, which is heartwarming and exciting.

This review contains spoilers. It was unexpected that I was depressed after giving birth. But I guess I was lonely... (>_<) I wonder if it's unavoidable from a standpoint that we care for each other and can't even say what we want to say.