Reviews for Burn the House Down Manga

This review contains spoilers. I wonder if they don't think anything about the messy house after they fired their housekeeper. My real daughter went in and out using a pseudonym and didn't notice it, so there's a point of being indifferent about the house.

This review contains spoilers. When I started reading it with a light feeling, I was instantly drawn in and read it all at once! The inner world of each person was depicted, the tempo was just right, and it was interesting. There was something of persuasive power that somehow made me sympathize with the weakness and cunning of the culprit of the fire. But well, I can't forgive you for hiding it for 14 years. The end is also refreshing and pleasant, and I like it because it ends in a way that makes you feel that the future is moving in a good direction. I want them to do their best to regain their lost days.

This review contains spoilers. I read it all the way to the end. This was insanely interesting. I watched the trailer for the drama and it seemed interesting, so I thought I'd start with the original story and read it. As far as I had seen the notice, the lines were true to the manga, so I was surprised. Cartoons are awesome! An unexpected twist. The way it ends is very clean and I am very satisfied with the way it ends with hope for the future. I wanted to watch Shin-chan and Yuzu-chan's future in a single episode. At first, I thought Yuzu-chan's overly bright character was floating against this serious trend, but in fact, it came slowly and it was really nice. If it was just Kyoko, it might have been tough because she was too serious and carried too much on her back. Both Claire and Yuzu-chan were very active, and they were absolutely necessary. Is that cheek gag comic your first impression of Claire? There was a scene where they actually took advantage of faces like that when they were thin, and it was very interesting. The comics are the most interesting, so I think it's actually more interesting to read them without looking at reviews or anything. I thought Fujisawa Moyashi sensei was a genius. I read the whole volume at once. What's going to happen from beginning to end? While thinking about it, it was interesting until the end, and I read it through without getting tired of it.

This review contains spoilers. The Mitarai family, which have been wealthy doctors for generations, burst into flames and disappeared 13 years ago. The drama is structured from the viewpoint of Kyoko, who infiltrates as a housekeeper in order to search for that secret. The story unfolds in a complicated relationship involving Kyoko, who is kicked out by her father and second wife Makiko along with her mother and sister, and both have feelings of revenge... Makiko's sons, Kiichi and Shinji. Will Kyoko be able to get to the truth? Can we recover what we've lost? It is a work with continuous suspense of jarring and heart-pounding suspense.

This review contains spoilers. It was a hot topic in the drama adaptation, so when I tried reading it, I was worried about the future, so I read it all at once. It made me think it was over and there were still more twists, and it made me think it was over this time, and there were even more twists, so it was just amazing to read.

This review contains spoilers. I couldn't read the development until the end, and it took two turns and three turns, and I was drawn in!! It was really interesting and I read it all at once with a sense of excitement. The reverse proposal to Kiichi was also really nice.

This review contains spoilers. That's too funny! I had no idea it was like this. It's cool to have a reverse proposal at the end. I like Kiichi's character.

This review contains spoilers. A conversation between people's mush and belly searching. It's true that it's probably like this, but the last one has a big twist, so I felt refreshed when I finished reading it! If you reread it after understanding everything, I feel like it's a different kind of fun

This review contains spoilers. It was quite an interesting piece of suspense. The subtleties and anguish of each character's mind are well depicted, and there are multiple plot twists where you can't read the development, so I think it's a well-crafted work.

This review contains spoilers. In the 2 hour period, Kiichi and Kyoko cried about 3 times in the scene, and there were twists and turns, and it seemed like they were on a roller coaster. Each of the characters was fascinating (in a good sense or in a bad sense), persuasive, and well read. I recommend it.

This review contains spoilers. It's a thrilling story that you can't stop once you read it, where if you think it's going to work, you'll fall into trouble again. I didn't know the culprit until I read it the last time. It's interesting to know later that there were a lot of foreshadowing. It's suspense, but there aren't any events or expressions that are too cruel, so that's fine too. I am satisfied with the way it ended, with a happy ending.