Reviews for Dear Girls Who Have Grown Up Manga

This review contains spoilers. Yumi-chan is too smart! Remi has always made me feel bad, and I've been aware of everything about Remi's infuriating nature. Even if it's just Kamibe, the coolness of playing a friend is amazing! That's great. Be happy, Yumi-chan.

This review contains spoilers. I've read 4 volumes! Remi's fall was visible, and it became interesting. I'm worried about the bow's speculation too! Want to read volume 5 as soon as possible?

This review contains spoilers. Reimi's true nature is gradually revealed at work, and it's really interesting. It's a bit unfortunate that Keiji Matsuda was such a bad guy... I was also surprised at the development of Yumi getting married, but I really want this person to be happy! Anyway, I want to read more soon.

This review contains spoilers. I read 4 volumes. I feel that Mi-chan has a similar atmosphere to the one that Takashi, who was watching TV in volume 3, praised that this girl is cute. I wonder if it's my real life instead of my cheating partner? Remi's bad personality is becoming known to company men, so I'm looking forward to seeing what happens in the future.

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 4 volumes. It was a way of ending that made me smell of bow revenge, but I'm looking forward to the continuation. Remi is a ruthless and callous woman, but I thought the environment in which she was born and raised was pitiful.

This review contains spoilers. After all, Remi was a smart kid with a strong sense of character. There were parts that were distorted due to lack of affection due to her father's influence, but as Yumi said, she was originally a kind kid. The strength to be able to live by cutting down in a realistic way even if you are unlucky enough to be burdened with unreasonable debts, even though it is self-earned, is amazing. I want them to demonstrate their seriousness and excellence in society from now on. I thought the last colleague who came up might have looked like... if Remi hadn't grown up in a distorted family.

This review contains spoilers. have you been bullied by Remi until now? I wonder if all of the bows that have come have forgiven their tyranny... If you read the latest edition, Remi falls for her own accusation, but that is also painful, and it's kind of pitiful. If you had that kind of personality, then Yumi must have been your kindest and closest friend. I wonder if that bow will move away too... I noticed my own gestures, and I thought it would be nice if I could change.

This review contains spoilers. It was a comic where I realized that people who pretended to be friends and made a fool of people would be properly sanctioned, but it's still in the middle (^_^;)

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 4 volumes. It was interesting that this story was not a comic, but a novel. For a comic, Remi's feelings are written a lot in letters, but it's easy to read. If you're a woman who is confident about her appearance, this is probably a feeling more or less likely to think. Remi is set up so she can work, but she's good-looking and smart, so why wasn't she accepted by major players? Bows from the same university have been accepted by major players, though. However, it seems that the standard score is lower than Keiji's university. Even though Remi was dazzled by the marriage, she had to realize that it wasn't her favorite when she lent her money. It's strange that you don't pay rent just because you're in a relationship. Until now, I was able to pay when I lived alone. When they broke up with this, I was worried that the furniture I bought and the security deposit and key money would go to waste, and I noticed Remi's bad personality even when I was a student. Did they come pretending to be friends so that their marriage partner wouldn't be taken away in the future, or were they waiting for the right time because they wanted revenge? I don't know what Yumi's marriage partner looks like, but he probably has high specs. I wonder if they are the elite who work for foreign capital. Another man was applied to Remi so that he wouldn't be robbed, and before he was robbed, he was transferred overseas due to his fiancee's transfer. Yumi W Keiji is also pretty smart (maybe it's a lie that my parents' house is rich), so I definitely want them to fail in Forex, get burdened with a lot of debt, and get fired from the company.

This review contains spoilers. It's a comic that incorporates plenty of ugly parts of women! People who can only satisfy their desires for approval and admiration by looking down on others will eventually fall into the abyss, right? Remi's personality is so bad that it makes me feel really bad, but in episode 4, Keiji seldom did justice to Remi, who put a beautiful woman on her nose and sucks a woman who is clumsier than myself, so it was really cool!! Keiji is also pretty scum, but putting Remi at his mercy and controlling him is a good job!!! There is room for sympathy that Remi's poor personality is influenced by her past family environment, but I still think it would be strange to direct that relief from her melancholy to unrelated childhood friends. It would be nice if you could go through your painful eyes to the fullest and notice something important from now on.