Reviews for The Full-Time Wife Escapist Manga

I started reading it because of the influence of dramas. I meant to read it for a bit, but I read it all at once. I was able to enjoy the same parts and different parts of the drama!

It's interesting to read not only about romance, but also about how men and women live and work, and themes related to how men and women live and work.

It was made into a drama, so I read it. Dramas highlight contemporary social issues more, don't they? The original one feels more light. The fact that the picture is jittery isn't cute at all, but once I get used to it, I feel fine.

The setting itself, such as contract marriage, is interesting, but... the personality of the main character is somewhat caught. Nonetheless, the people around me, such as my aunt and people at work, are good characters. (My aunt probably likes it the most) The initiative itself is interesting, and I can't read ahead, so I'm curious about the continuation!

I first started with the drama and it was more interesting than I expected, so I read the original story to make up for the story. Honestly, there's a matter of taste when it comes to painting? The story was as interesting as expected. I think it's in a modern age where people don't get married. It was a great learning experience to see if this kind of method is also possible. Also, the feeling of Mikuri, which changes every so often, is so much fun! Do collaborations with longevity shows burst out laughing every time? I also love delusions, so this protagonist has a high sensitivity ♪ However, when I look at other people's reviews, I'm worried about whether to continue reading the rest. Does it become uninteresting when you fall in love with each other?? After all, the process until everything sticks together is interesting, isn't it? Anyway, dramas are fun every week now, so shall we put the original on hold?

I want to have a marriage like this ~ I was curious about the development of the two and read up to 8 volumes at once ‼

At first, it seemed like the story was actually set up, but I was reading it while being wary that the way of thinking and development were abrupt and unreasonable. However, the number of romance modes increased, and I gradually began to feel that it was fun for serious people to deepen exchanges more and more even though they were in a hurry, and I began to grin over and over again. Now I'm at a level where I'm worried about the future and end up buying a new issue. However, since the main character is probably smart (setting), everything seems logical. It's complete in the brain, so from the reader's point of view, there are many parts where I feel like my way of thinking is being imposed by words rather than being naturally noticed... It actually makes me think about raising issues within the story, but there are times when I feel that the conclusion about it is so convenient that I'm naive or hypocritical, and I can't fully empathize. So there may be many people who don't like it. Maybe it's because all the characters are good people or impressive people and there aren't any bad people? I don't like pictures because the theater in my brain can't keep up with the tension, and the lines are inorganic and the drawings are crazy, or rather hard, so I don't like pictures... But there are parts where you can enjoy watching stylish characters that are a bit famous, and above all else, I thought it was an unstoppable story where a little bit of likes that seemed to like Yuri-chan (laughs) piled up.

The comics are interesting and I've watched dramas, official? I was surprised not to know that there is a factual marriage formality procedure “wife (unregistered),” and it's a very interesting story. It was a learning experience. After all, it's one of the works where you can feel that reality is important if it has a modern background.

It's interesting. I was aggrieved by the frustrating romance between the two, laughed at Mikuri-chan's “Brain Theater,” and proceeded to buy more and more while being interested in various ways of working, and I am satisfied. I'm worried about the future salary of “The Housewife Business,” so ☆ 1 is on hold, but I'm also looking forward to dramas starting in October.

The process leading up to a contract marriage was pretty steep, and there is a sense of incongruity in proposing this kind of thing to an employer in spite of being competent. Otherwise, the story won't progress, so it can't be helped. I learned about factual marriage, or “illegal marriage” or “certificate of residence marriage,” in another reading material, but this is the first time I've seen it used in comics. “Wife (undelivered)” was properly written in the scene where I filled out my certificate of residence, and I was a little surprised. But if you do this, the obligation of chastity comes up just like a normal marriage, and you have an affair? You won't be able to do it (if you find out, you'll be eligible to claim alimony), but what would you do if someone else you like comes along? The pictures are also clean and beautiful, so I wanted to read the rest, but I wonder if I should wait a little longer.

I'm addicted to comics with fresh settings ♪ The characters also have their own habits and are attractive

Romance between a man and a woman is a story that makes you think about marriage and the way men and women should be. yay! It's not a difficult comic; you can enjoy the casual romance between the main characters who are cute and their wives.

The picture is plain, but very interesting. Can Mikuri change from give and take to free love? I'm curious about the continuation!

I think there are picture preferences, but it's interesting that the settings and characters are flying. There are a lot of places where I feel like being single as a professional (lol). Oh, Heimasa is no longer a fairy! I've been watching until now, and volume 6 was in agony!

Thinking about marriage from an economic point of view is something everyone should think about before getting married, isn't it? Multiple ways of thinking are shown, and it's a learning experience.

I also felt that the circumstances leading up to the housework agency were a bit unnatural, but I ended up reading it because I felt like the circumstances of the characters seemed so likely. The plain picture fits the story again. In the case of others, fees are charged, but I'm a little worried about housework that changes to a free act when you become a lover or spouse, and what will happen to the main character in the future.