Reviews for The Full-Time Wife Escapist Manga

I'm addicted to dramas and want to read comics too. I was wondering if the image of the drama and the manga was different, but I understood that the drama was made faithfully to the original. Maybe it's easier to understand Hiramasa's feelings than dramas.

I watched the drama, and I was really interested, so I read it. It's really interesting.

It's amazing to be able to empathize with each of them, even though they're just nagging people. I understand the feelings of each of the four main people, ah, I understand! There is a proper place called that. I'm worried about the future, and because there are only people who are prying away, I can look forward to it and have dreams, and it's really fun. It's been a long time since I made a good work! I recommend it!

It was an interesting depiction of current issues between men and women on the subject of contract marriage, and I wanted to read it next time too!

Right now, “running away shame” is extremely popular around me. We all danced “Koi Dance” and always watched dramas, so I also read the original story, but there were only points that seemed similar and not similar to the drama. But is it Mikuri-chan's fantasy? I like dramas better.

I liked the drama so much that I read the first volume as a trial reading, but since I don't want to know the continuation, I want to buy the whole volume after the drama is over.

The drama is very exciting, but I haven't watched it. The woman wearing a knitted panda hat doesn't even understand the meaning of the comic's cover. The pictures aren't cute and look messy either. You didn't like it if you didn't eat it. I didn't think it would be this funny. Even in common contract marriages, the readability changes when the perspective changes, doesn't it?

After a trial reading of 1 volume of manga, the drama also started, and I thought it was really interesting! I want to buy all the manga...!!

I was surprised at first by Mikuri's delusional habit, but now I love it. I'm healed by the feeling that the two of them are progressing slowly, little by little.

I intended to read the drama when it was over, but I bought it because I wanted to know the continuation.

It was just the right love story for me from Alafo who had forgotten my love. It's tough to look at when you're sweet, and it's tough even if the picture is too cute. But it's a story that will win the hearts of housewives

I went in after watching it in the drama, but it was interesting because it was faithfully recreated +α. The picture is simple and I personally like it~

? Zumukyun, who runs away is a shame but useful, is nice!

I started with the drama, and I wanted to read the original story, so I bought it as an e-book. I feel that there is a slight difference in the story, but it's not a big difference, so I can keep reading. Somehow I read Mikuri-chan all at once because it seemed like something was real.

I wanted to watch the drama and watch the original story too. I liked the world view of the drama, so I'm glad it felt the same. Mikuri is the name of a plant, isn't it? The way to name it was helpful. It's so interesting that I'm buying 2 volumes too!

When I read the original story first and then watch the drama, I get frustrated by the differences in interpretation, so I definitely watch it after the drama is over. I couldn't stand it and bought it as an adult all at once (laughs) It's a work I want everyone to be happy...

The reviews were for and against, so I refrained from reading it, but after watching the drama, I was curious, and once I started reading comics, I couldn't stop. It's been a long time since I've been very addicted to this comic. I think it's probably a work that sticks to people with close circumstances or mentality to the protagonist or her husband. The depiction of conflicts that come from an inferiority complex, feelings of thinking about people, and everyday casual life is very good. There are definitely negative points like those in other people's reviews, so it probably won't be accepted by everyone... It doesn't depict everything, and the structure makes readers imagine the gap, so there are places you can't understand just by reading it once, and I've reread it over and over again.