Reviews for A SECRET SORROW Manga

It's a realistic story. It carefully depicts the feelings of women who cannot give birth to children. The hero accepts that fact and wraps him with great love. I can't usually say a line like lifetime (; _;)

It's a child you imagine at the same time when you think about marriage. The translation is different from that they don't like children and don't want to give birth to them, or they don't want to go back even if they are born again. The heroine is the type that likes children and works on raising them properly. I am very happy that he is showing me the kindness. But I can't accept it. I broke up my engagement, quit the company, and tried to heal my broken heart with my family. After that, she made a sad decision to live alone, and the heroine intended to wipe away her tears and look ahead. I met him in the midst of that. There seems to be no lie in his reaction. Since he accepts everything about himself, the heroine was able to jump right into that heart. In this love story, it attacks this man, the heroine over and over again. There, I can understand the feeling that I love the heroine so much. It's not mean or anything. With a very straight statement of intent, we arrive at the truth. I admire his tenacity. The kindness of the housekeeper's aunt, who sees the two approach and advises them about unnecessary things, disseminated disturbing information and was unscrupulous but interesting. That's because this story was also difficult for people to read. In this theme, in order for this couple to overcome the barriers that stand in the way of the flow of the story, his capacity alone matters. In that respect, the enthusiasm shown by the heroine goes through all, and the characters depicted as the story progresses are persuasive. There is an episode where you can see that he has enough execution power, positivity, and brightness to overcome her hesitation. I only provide financial support to overseas children, but I'm still happy with their growth. The heroines' methods are classical and still universal, and they gave me a glimpse of them living happily ever after, and I was relieved even though it was solid. Although his characteristics were often shown, there was a slight sense of incongruity with his belief in the heroine's words when he tried to shake him off from the first half of the story.

If you read episode 2 (to be honest, even episode 1 was just what I had imagined), you can even anticipate the twists and turns until completion. People are used to reading Harlequin. However, if I had the same challenges, I honestly wouldn't be able to live, and I think it's great for the protagonist who overcame them and grasped love. That's the good thing about Harle. However, the picture was far from Harley, and I couldn't help but look older than the main character's actual age, so I lowered my score by 1 point. I wish it was a more glamorous protagonist. I was shocked that I wouldn't be able to have children through standing reading, but isn't drawing already tough even at my actual age? You can see it.