Reviews for Guilty Manga

This review contains spoilers. I've even read the latest episode. It may be a beautiful thing, but I wanted them to tie up with Akiyama. I wanted them to think about their own happiness this time around because they have suffered. But I also know that people who are similar who can't do that are friendly to each other, but it's still sad.

This review contains spoilers. I can't read the development so much that I haven't read it in such a jarring way! I wonder why Louis is so malevolent against Sayaka, and it seems like the other characters also have darkness... I'm most concerned about the ending right now!

This review contains spoilers. The betrayal of a husband I believed in. Cheating is like it can be found everywhere. Even so, when they become involved, the lack of fulfillment, pain, anger, and negative emotions are mixed up. Time passed, I calmed down, and as a result of trying to determine the truth, I was amazed that it was a planned affair. carrying out a planned affair after years of resentment and jealousy... It's scary, but I'm worried about new developments.

This review contains spoilers. At the beginning of the series, I didn't like Kuzu Husband and tried not to read it, but as the story progressed, I realized that it was full of thrill and suspense. scary scary. But I definitely can't forgive my scum husband's affair.

This review contains spoilers. A lot of things happened one after the other! It also depicts people's dirty feelings, but I can understand them. But are we going to go that far? Just when I thought about it, there were further developments! Who and for what purpose? It's still a mystery. I'm worried.

This review contains spoilers. I think both the husband who cheats on her and the woman who pretends to be her best friend will cause some kind of distrust of people, but the development of the story is interesting. But if someone like this is close to you, it's likely to be mentally ill!

This review contains spoilers. At first, I thought it was just an affair, but before I knew it, the main character was resented too much and dropped to the point where they were put in a terrible situation, and I felt sick while reading it, so I stopped reading for a while along the way. But I found out that the cause was in a deeper part, and when I started reading it again, I had read the entire volume before I knew it. It's interesting after all. I'm worried about the continuation. Even so, the fact that my former husband is being pretty badass but is being naughty is actually interesting. I was a little surprised at the scene where they said they got divorced because I love you.

This review contains spoilers. An amazing muddy love-hate drama! The climax is approaching. Why does Rui push Sou this far? What Sou's parents did wasn't her fault, though. I feel so sorry for Sou. Personally, I'm glad it was because Sou and Kazu-kun wanted to get back together, but Akiyama, who dragged their love since high school, was also hard to abandon. Akiyama lost his family and couldn't get along with the people he likes, which is probably the most pitiful thing. I wonder if Rui was able to get the heart of Akiyama, which she likes. The kid that appears at the end of volume 11 isn't Akiyama's kid, is it?! I added my impressions of reading the last volume 13 at...: I wanted Sou to become Kazu-kun and Gen Saya. Too bad. But is it a large circle that fits where it fits? Volumes 12 and 13 felt a bit daunting. I thought it would have been better to finish it when the mystery was solved. There are various extra editions in volume 13, and I was able to read the first episode of the next work as a trial reading, but to be honest, I wonder if I didn't need the extra edition.

This review contains spoilers. It's really scary. I've been betrayed by my husband, friends, juniors, and everyone and I can't believe it anymore. Rui's obsession is strange. Instead of undermining others, I want you to use that energy to improve yourself. It's volume 5 now, and it's pretty painful, so I'd like to ask for a rewind from now on. It's hard to watch step by step (laughs) Personally, I think they're in the minority, but Kazu-kun from the time of their previous marriage is so charming. It's a work you'll fall in love with, and I recommend it to people who like muddy things.

This review contains spoilers. Once I read it, I was hooked. I'm afraid of the muddy feeling, but I like the pictures because they are beautiful. I'm worried about the continuation. I have to buy it until the end.

This review contains spoilers. Little by little, I understand the fact that my friend had an affair with her husband, fear and anger... there are women like this. I don't want to turn it into an enemy. I'm worried about the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. I wonder if my drinking buddy is my husband's affair partner... the feeling that something seems to exist in reality is scary again... but I'm worried about the continuation and I'm turning the pages...