Reviews for He's Expecting Manga

The author is always attacking. However, the more I read this, the more I feel that the world will not change until the world line where men become pregnant.

I liked the scene where Kentaro, after delivery, noticed “It was me a year ago” to someone who slapped her tongue in response to the baby's crying. It reminded me of when I was pregnant. My husband, who wore a 10-kilogram maternity jacket during his pregnancy experience, gave off “this kind of thing,” and well, my physique is different! It was only for a moment! Incidentally, I also remembered something that made me angry.

I bought the previous work a long time ago with a quick decision from a trial reading. I also watched a live-action drama starring Saito Takumi a while ago, and it was a really interesting and wonderful work, so I immediately bought the new release this time. The setting for men to become pregnant is impossible due to human structure, but the viewpoint that if men, like women, get pregnant due to sexual abuse (hiragana because they get caught in inappropriate words)... it becomes such a world... is worthy of praise! It's not just fantasy, it also interweaves various social issues, and it's a work that makes your heart heat up when you finish reading it. Whether you are familiar with pregnancy, childbirth, or childcare, this is a recommended book that I definitely want you to read along with the previous work.

A story about a world where 10 years have passed since both men and women were able to become pregnant. Reading this reminded me that when I gave birth, it was so difficult that I said to my husband, “You'll give birth next.” Moreover, in this work, the next couple whose husband became pregnant appeared 5 years after their wife gave birth as I expected lol. The main body was Kentaro Hiyama's pregnancy, but there were many other “pregnant women” and “pregnant husbands,” and it was very interesting, and I also remembered how I felt when I was pregnant, and I was nostalgic. It was such an impossible story about the world, but I wonder if this kind of thing is possible in the future even further away lol.

I thought it would be nice to have a future like this. It's a story where I don't know if it will happen in the future, but if there were, the main character was a very positive person, and the world would change due to that person's power, so it was such a wonderful story. I want to read it again when the sequel comes out.

It's a story that seems to have anticipated the present day, and I feel like I threw one stone at the current declining birthrate phenomenon. The author may not have intended that far, though. As the term “matahara” still exists, discrimination in the workplace relating to pregnancy and childbirth is obvious. I sincerely hope that men will get pregnant as soon as possible.

At first glance, “men get pregnant too,” it made me think a lot about pregnancy, childbirth, and childcare regardless of gender. The content was drawn in a soft way so that it came in quickly, and it was very easy to read. It made me want to read the other series as well.

A manga where you can simulate the hardships and difficulties of a woman giving birth and raising children through comics! You can feel the awesomeness of being able to give birth to, and raise children. I recommend it!

A work I want you to read. It means life dwells in the stomach. It means that your body and mind will change. The responsibility and happiness of being a parent. I think it will be an opportunity to seriously think about it.

Men also get pregnant naturally at a rate of 1/10 of women (not ikumen, ummen. pregnant husband.) It's a fantasy set in a world where you do it, but the environment surrounding it is exactly what society it is today...!! I was surprised that such an amazing work came out. Moreover, I thought that various legal systems and attitudes towards people who become pregnant and give birth would completely change when men became involved, but after all, pregnant women are still in the minority. But little by little, the development of trying to move in a good direction with individual efforts is wonderful. I want people from all walks of life to read it!

A story that makes men understand how difficult it is to conceive, give birth to, and raise a child. I really want men to have children.

I read it while remembering 10 years ago. It was nostalgic and fun. Currently on assignment alone (crying)

As is the case with pregnant women, it made me think about pregnancy. After all, there are things you can understand by becoming involved, so I'm glad I bought it

What if a man gets pregnant... It was a deep story that made me think a lot.

When a man becomes pregnant... it's impossible, but I was impressed by how realistic it was.

It's a good depiction of things about the world you understand after having children. I thought so. I also became pregnant, had children, and the way I saw the world completely changed. It's so hard not being able to do things that you've been able to do casually until now. I was keenly aware of the coldness of society. I want many people to read it. I thought so!

Now that the declining birthrate has become an issue, I think this work was drawn from an interesting perspective. It would be nice if it was made into a drama or something. The pictures don't have a habit, and I like them.