Reviews for UNWRAPPING THE INNOCENT'S SECRET Manga

HQ has a lot of Christmas stuff. Although Christmas isn't in the title of this work, I thought it was a Christmas story. This is because the heroine is a woman who is called a nun apprentice but grew up abandoned by a monastery, and as the abbot said, she had no options rather than volunteering herself. I thought this abbot, who called the heroine “bad,” was a common mean person, but I can see something different in later episodes. Well, they can be said to be the nurturing parents of a good-natured heroine. Even though she gave birth to Seacret Baby, the reason why people in the village are now also favorable is probably influenced by the director's attitude towards the heroine. I think it's safe to say that the hero that the director saw had the potential to set up a company that surpassed her father, who was the king of shipping in 6 years, sensed that the heroine was dangerous and kept away from her. However, when the number of options for the heroine's future possibilities increased, it was the director who pushed her back. I think he can be trusted as a religious person who is not entrenched in dogma. The hero is given a “future” called Seacret Baby by the “past” called the heroine, and they have the “present” of love between the heroine and Seacret Baby. A story about the heroine's growth as a woman and the hero, like “A Christmas Carol,” reincarnates into her original form. It was an HQ comicalization that I'd like to see in a movie. However, my hero father also had a helping hand (bag)... too bad??

My daughter, who was left behind by her mother in the countryside, was an apprenticeship as a nun, and even though I got to know him and had a child, I couldn't get in touch with him. After all, the fact that he didn't say anything for six years is terrible, bad. They finally met after days of repeated matchmaking in search of the perfect wife. At last, after his complicated and lonely life...