Reviews for PROJECT: DADDY Manga

The main character is on the female side, but this looks like an HQ situation from a male point of view. A heroine appears and a rosy color changes into her life, and by becoming a partner, she shapes an even more certain future. Due to his good fortune of meeting the heroine, he was able to get rid of his distrust of people and communities that he had turned his back on. I was able to expand my life anew by entering a world I had never stepped into with my heroine. The truth was being pushed back due to the irresponsible nature of rumors about people spreading without any basis, but my frustration as a reader about that was reconciled (?) There is a scene, but no matter what, a rut remains. I was able to show off my cold attitude from the townspeople up until now, which can only be seen as relieving my melancholy by easily hurting innocent people, and my haze has accumulated quite a bit, so it wasn't easily resolved. The heroine's response on page 78 is a response to an invitation, and I don't think the frame before that is necessarily a line in the form of an invitation. It's also a line that can be taken that way, but I can't say that it's a depiction that evokes such a metaphor. The improvement in the relationship between the two has just begun to pick up speed, so when I turn the pages with this exchange, I feel like the engine stalled, so I think I wanted this to be a little more related to the exchange between the two parties, stop if stop, and go if go. From the reader's point of view, I felt like I was hanging out in the air. The picture is cute and safe, but I feel that being a little too boyish when viewed from my husband's age interfered with the expression of my strength as a man who has been working so hard to repay debts with a strong sense of responsibility. There is also a feeling that I wanted to know the reactions of the children themselves, from the viewpoint of readers, where the abandonment of the intentions of the children's real mother was decisive, probably because it was not directly related to the progress of the story. The fact that much of the progress of the story is left in the hands of a woman in the town who knows him well is that restrictions have already been put in place as a story structure, so I felt that the way she was drawn was quite important.