Reviews for The Full-Time Wife Escapist Manga

I was watching dramas, and I learned about the work again by watching the recitation drama before, so I bought it as a trial. It's interesting that it progresses with a wide variety of views on romance while also mixing elements of social issues

I've watched it since the drama, but it's nice to be able to read comics down to the details that aren't in dramas. It looks like the characters are slightly different, but this is also interesting.

It's important that someone needs you, even if you can live alone. I really think so.

Somehow, I feel like if I'm okay with it, they'll put my back on my back

I like comics with fresh pictures like this because they are easy to read. Mikuri's delusion is fun. I'm a reader who knew the original story and knew about the drama adaptation, but for me, Tsuzaki-san wasn't an image of Gen Hoshino. It's just my personal opinion.

The drama was interesting, so I bought it hmm, unusually, I thought the drama might be better. The story of Sensei's Haremiya was also interesting, but hey, maybe I don't really like this because the emotions are all letters

Even if it starts like this, they're married, aren't they? I'm envious.

It's a story about freedom from a curse (although it doesn't seem like it) praying for the production of a drama sequel, and it made me notice preconceived notions that exist within me this time as well.

The interaction between the two makes me feel relaxed, and even though there is laughter, it's fun!

I watched the drama and bought it. It makes me think about a lot of things, and the interaction between the two is cute.

They're both frustrated because they think it's bothersome, but it's interesting because there are things they understand

There's nothing more like a sense of separation from work than dramas, and it's kind of a realistic development. I thought it was completed, but new stories will unfold, so I'm looking forward to it from now on.

The drama was such a big hit that it became a social phenomenon, so of course the original story is also interesting. On the other hand, it also involves touching still images and lines, and the story progresses slowly in comics. The tempo is good, and it also has heart-pounding elements, so both those who watch the drama and those who don't can enjoy reading it.

When it comes to comics, Mikuri's characters have been dug even deeper, and it's also detailed and interesting. The artist is good at depicting human psychology, behavior, and the different worlds of people in various positions. However, like Hiroya Oku from GANTZ... the artist is not good at depicting people with movements that cut out human expressions, body movements, and a scene of a moving person, and the characters have a strong puppet feel. But it's still so funny that it doesn't bother me. Once I thought it was over, the continuation started again, so I keep reading. I can't say it in a bossy way since it came in the opposite direction, but it's no exaggeration to say that it's a comic that was successfully made into a live-action adaptation, so it's safe to say that it's the only one. Recommended for those who watched dramas.

It accurately depicts things that have finally been done in society, even without being too bothered, and that's right! I read it while nodding violently over and over again in my heart. The whereabouts of Yuri and Kazami will turn into a tree!

I started reading it because of the drama, but a new story has started and it's really interesting!

Reading comics is surprisingly interesting! I think they're going to do a drama, so it would be interesting to watch it! It became a comic again after that. To be honest, I don't really like pictures, so I wasn't expecting it at first, but the content is interesting. Since I went through the employment ice age, there are also parts that I can sympathize with in many ways.

I didn't like the pictures, but I became addicted to it and bought all the volumes that had already been published.