Reviews for The Full-Time Wife Escapist Manga

More than just a comic, the content is intense and interesting. Each one also has a variety of characters.

I was curious to read it after watching the drama, but it was still really interesting!

It was slightly different from the image of the drama cute Mikuri & Heimasa. However, since Mikuri's feelings are carefully depicted, there are many places I sympathize with and things that pierce my heart. Is this a manga that cheers you up when you read it?

I think it's more interesting than dramas. This one felt more real. ,

I only knew the title of the drama, but this is my first time reading it. Actually, I don't think a contract marriage would be possible with this kind of momentum... but it's easy to read by matching comedy elements with serious elements.

This is one of the teacher's favorite works. Of course, the story is interesting, and I love that the pictures are cute and have a good sense of style.

It's a story where the main character, who failed in job hunting and was dismissed, impersonates a factual marriage after a contract with a partner who was introduced as a housework agency. Various problems occur due to disguise, but in the process of cooperating to overcome them, the feelings of the two also change. Similar to the drama, it's a fun work to read.

Watch dramas and buy comics. It was fresh because it was about a variety of contemporary issues!

I watched reruns of the drama and thought I'd read them. It's interesting how the conversation between the two of them gradually changes with bland rationality. The people around me also feel good, and it's a work that makes me think about the ideals and reality of marriage and how to live. I don't like the picture, but I think it fits the mood of the story.

Watching reruns made me want to read comics. After all, it's interesting

I've been watching this drama, but I haven't read the original, so this is my first time watching it! the original story is good too, isn't it? Let's enjoy this book and drama as a set!!

The first time I saw it was before it was turned into a drama, and it was interesting, so I watched the drama too. Contract marriage wasn't unusual, but when I read it, I was drawn to the TV series. The settings and content are solid and interesting, but even though I can read the continuation in a sense, I just look forward to the development. The picture is characteristic but polite. Mikuri studied psychology until graduate school, and for that reason, she was concerned that housework was perfect in spite of the setting where she hadn't had a job or relationship for a while and wasn't chosen.

can you sympathize with the feelings of the two of them? I'm healed ✨ I like dramas, and I found comics this time, and I just wanted to read them while enjoying them slowly, so I read them all at once ⤴... but are the lines difficult? I read it during a break on the commuter train, but I couldn't read it quickly, huh? I felt like I was thinking rather than immersing myself in it (laughs) but... I wonder if it's the current way of thinking and shape. I was reading it while thinking it was funny or unspeakable...

I read the original story after watching the TV drama. The original story is original and interesting, isn't it? I'm defeated by the cuteness of Aragaki Yui on TV, but this is unavoidable.

It was only made into a drama, so it's worth watching. I can read it quickly with a good sense of speed and tempo!

I read the last volume. It's a reasonable and convincing end. I think it would be nice if it became popular as a new form of married couple in the Reiwa era.

They are a wonderful couple who take care of each other and properly discuss and resolve problems even when they occur. The story was solid, and the work was worth reading.

The story is good, but it's a level where I'm hopelessly bad at pictures and think I'll stop reading

I read the original comic from the live-action drama to now, and there are quite a few actors in the original story and the drama, and the pictures that are easy to understand are also easy to see, and the story unfolds smoothly, so it's easy to read, and somehow there are a lot of characters and many explanations, I'm worried about a completely different future

This is the author's work since I read it in “Nakayoshi.” Graduate school graduate → temporary employee dispatch → Moriyama Mikuri on leave of absence. Due to his father's plan, he started acting as a housework agent for office worker Tsuzaki Heimasa. Then, the two, who want to maintain their current relationship, will enter into a contract marriage. It depicts the world in general, and it has a pretty tough side. Even though I'm reading fiction, I feel like I'm being confronted with the reality of this society. In addition to being able to do work and housework, and even though they have communication skills with the people around them, it's women who don't do well...? Even so, the two are somehow getting along well, and it's interesting that they are generally indifferent, which is a relief. I think the artist is better at making stories than pictures.