Reviews for Dear Girls Who Have Grown Up Manga

This review contains spoilers. Even if I say specs, after all, what I want most is a sense of security like Yumi's home. And I don't think I can get it myself. The reason Yumi wants what she chooses isn't because she doesn't like Yumi, but because she doesn't have confidence no matter how much money she spends on herself. Even if the reason for how much work Remi puts into herself was her parents' imprint, I thought she was a pure person who had a proper relationship even after dropping a man, and would entrust her life to a man who could easily be lost if she spent money. I'm glad they're people who don't try to make up preconceived facts (kids).

This review contains spoilers. I like this way it ends. People who are more rotten from the root hope for the end, but I hope that people who can look back on their own actions can make a fresh start again from here. I'm sure Yumi is a kind person, so if he shows a different appearance, he'll really be my best friend

This review contains spoilers. Somehow I don't hate the main character. It's stupid, but it's great to be a hard worker to somehow save money and pay back debts. I was wondering if I would rely on my man to pay it back.

This review contains spoilers. Remi is basically a disgusting woman, but she's been steady since getting mixed up, and she has met good colleagues, and it seems that cognitive distortions instilled by her home environment have been corrected and headed in a good direction. But alas, the reality is that Japan today “is all about women being young and cute. It's also true that the idea “that is justice” is at the root... Remi, who properly cares about her appearance while devising ways even after running out of money, is amazing.

This review contains spoilers. I don't have very good drawing skills, and the story also features an arrogant woman, so I didn't feel like reading it at first. But I'm sure everyone has parts like Remi. Also, Remi was too desperate to make herself look beautiful, and on the contrary, she felt sorry for her. And, no way, Yumi...! that's how it came! It is a work where you can feel the depth of the work of a creature called a woman.

This review contains spoilers. I can read it fluently due to developments that concern the future. The main character is definitely scum, but the man who becomes her boyfriend is also pretty scum, so I want the development to be properly sanctioned.

This review contains spoilers. A female protagonist who can't turn into a villain. Inwardly, I look down on my female friend who has a plain face. I'm jealous that my female friend is popular in class, and I calmly spit lies that would damage my female friend's reputation. I have a past where I stole my female friend's boyfriend. When I write it like this, it's like just a terrible person, but right before being abandoned by my boyfriend, I suffered disadvantages such as getting hurt in my face, so I couldn't hate it enough. I ended up wasting my money because of my boyfriend. I suddenly thought that the female protagonist's underwear design and hairstyle look like a female character in “Yu ☆ Yu ☆ Hakusho.” Maybe it's just a coincidence, but I feel nostalgic when I think back to the 1990s.

This review contains spoilers. If it's a staircase or something, I know how to fall on a flat ground to the point of bleeding so much from my face. I think Remi's parents are bad.

This review contains spoilers. At first, when I read it, my personality was so bad that I was angry, but it was nice that they quickly got revenge. I'm wondering if I can reflect

This review contains spoilers. The main character, Kuhara Reimi, is an office lady who spares no investment in herself to make her cute. In order to come up with that amount of money, they are making efforts by saving various things and living in places where commuting takes 1 hour or more. This is also to catch a high-spec man someday, but unfortunately there were no such men at the company, and only married old men came up to me. Reimi Kaze no matter where she is bullied by women in the company is introduced to her colleague one day by her childhood friend Yumi. Seeing a high-spec Matsuda who doesn't look like her plain girlfriend, Reimi knows that Yumi likes him and tries to rob him... I'm afraid of natural contempt, but I thought there are people like this in real life.

This review contains spoilers. It's scary... I don't want to think this is reality (no, it's a comic)... I want girls to be cute (both their appearance and personality), so it's hard to be shown such a real, realistic thing... I'm scared. No, but it was interesting...

This review contains spoilers. I thought she was the main character's child of the type that most women don't like, and I'm looking forward to seeing them win and lose from now on

This review contains spoilers. Remi's bad personality may be a part that women have in no small part, but she doesn't have too much compassion for people! As Yumi-chan said, Remi also has good points, so if she had a feeling of being able to respect others, I don't think this would have been the result. I want Yumi-chan to be happy. Remi should have gotten a little worse and get tired of it. I'm not remorseful at all. Then I'm worried about Keiji's whereabouts! rather an arrest case?

This review contains spoilers. The process of how Reimi's mind came to be caught up in outward beauty was also depicted, so there was a sense of satisfaction that it was different from the Kanzen, Punishment, and Evil manga, which had little content. In that respect, Reimi is also a poor kid, or rather a poor kid. I was in pain as a result of my actions, and for those who read it, it was refreshing, but I felt just a little sorry.