Reviews for HAVING THE FRENCHMAN'S BABY Manga

Rachel, who flew to France to buy wine for the restaurant, was recommended wine made by Luc at the inn, and went to the vineyard ❗ she passed away with the intention of searching for her grandfather's friend ⁉ did Ryuk, who was attracted to Rachel, have a divorced ex-wife? No matter what anyone says, the two people who are attracted to each other will eventually reunite again ‼ It was nice that Ryuk was finally blown away by the honest Rachel ❗

Paintings with lots of lines, as if drawn without a draft, are unique, but I think the picture itself is very good. There is no sense of distraction even if the stories span a wide range of topics, such as the heroine's grandfather and sister, the hero's family, etc., and rather, the story has depth, and there is a sense of satisfaction as if watching a drama. I didn't really like the last one, and personally it was a bit disappointing, so I went with ☆ 4.

At first, I felt like the pictures were a mess and thought it would be hard to read, but as I read on, I stopped getting dragged into the story, and I finished reading it in no time. Was it a wonderful story?

The atmospheric characters and stage made me want to drink delicious wine too. I wanted to see the last scene where the two were a little more connected. There were reviews from other people, but it was a pity that it suddenly ended because it felt like a happy ending or ending

Sasaki Junko sensei! I remember being obsessed with reading Ribon's volleyball story when I was in elementary school (^-^) v I'm glad this story ended with a happy ending ♪

That's already amazing. There is a lot of content on page 130. I was so surprised. Hats off to the fact that it has been well incorporated and put together. The main character, Rachel, meets Luc in France, where she came to buy wine. Rachel is responsible for various relationships, such as her grandfather, father and daughter, and twin sisters. Ryuku is also burdened with various struggles with his ex-wife, ex-wife's family, and company. Maybe Ryuku in the original story was worried about the pros and cons of euthanasia. Anyway, both of them are burdened with so many ridiculously complicated problems that they can't handle. But it's amazing that it's put together on 130 pages. It takes a bit of effort to read with patience to understand everything, and I think it's too packed, but I thoroughly enjoyed it. I think it's probably because Rachel doesn't have blur. It's a complicated story, but there are two fundamentals. The awesomeness of wine “The balance of aged acidity, rich and elegant. “Oh...” and my grandfather's teaching, “I'm the only person in my life that God makes me meet. I think it's neatly put together in two parts: “When That Day Comes, You'll Know It Too.” Please read it when you have time to relax and unwind. ★ Aim for Hare 100 review 26