Reviews for My Home Hero Manga

Contrary to the mediocrity of the main character's appearance, the speed of his head spinning, his wife who isn't normal at all, crimes that happen one after another... if the two are as normal as daughters, then the story ends in volume 3. It's an impossibly thrilling development from the way it looks (second time), but it makes me think not only about the main character, but also about the feelings of the antagonist family and the place where they place their hearts such as faith.

A father who works hard to protect his family. However, the situation is getting worse and worse... there are some things that are a bit difficult to read from the father's point of view.

It didn't go the way I expected, didn't fail, and it felt like life itself. I think what Tetsuo thinks is really amazing.

I learned about it when it was a TV drama. It was quite a painful story, so I didn't like smoking, but I got hooked. It was also a learning experience as a parent.

It starts with a family of office workers who seem to be everywhere getting involved, and the incident gets bigger and bigger, so it's thrilling. I read it all the way to the end, and I think it ended beautifully.

I was fascinated by reading tricks, family love, and the sense of urgency with the hostile group from all sides in the trial volume 3. It will be completed in the summer of 2024, continuing to wait patiently for the completion even though the continuation becomes inevitable. I read it all the way to the last volume. As fun as it was at the beginning, the sense of tension increased steadily, and we went to the final volume while revealing what should be revealed. It's a work that makes me think a lot about what it means to protect, and how to face sin. I'm glad we met.

It's interesting from the setting, and even though it's an unrealistic story, various details have been properly investigated, and it's realistic. Even though it's a bit comical, it has dark humor and is interesting.

I was really scared about the story that could happen to anyone, and I felt that there were many scenes where I could sympathize with the protagonist's feelings.

I started with dramas. It's a work that makes me nervous to watch. It's too real and too scary. Be careful if you don't like violent expressions.

I was watching a TV drama, so I decided to read the original story as well. It had a different advantage from live action, and it was very interesting to be able to look at it in a different way.

Even though the setting is smart and has a nice feel, I feel somewhat contradictory that she doesn't notice anything due to the disappearance of her boyfriend, the unnaturalness of her parents, contact with Kyoichi, and the death of the man she dated, and she doesn't do any research. Even though he is in a relationship with an obvious demigure who is violent, he also swallows up the contradiction that he has a strong sense of justice with Tetsuo's line “they're growing up, aren't they?”