Reviews for Dear Girls Who Have Grown Up Manga

This review contains spoilers. In terms of comics, there are some flaws and subtlety in terms of depiction of characters, frame division, and way of proceeding, etc., but as a story, I'm very concerned about the continuation. Remi and Takashi are both two, and they look good in a sense. I was wondering what the bow thought, but since it ended in a meaningful way on the current state of bows in the latest edition, I'm really curious about the continuation. I have feelings for Remi, and I got revenge after becoming an adult, and if he is the target, I think that Yumi is not a complete good person, but a normal person that is common... I wanted to know what Yumi, who is said to have a good personality in the work, felt, and for what purpose she took that action.

This review contains spoilers. All of the characters seemed to actually exist (I wonder if there are such good kids like bows), and I was able to read it with a sense of reality. There was a point where Takashi got caught from the beginning, and I'm looking forward to collecting foreshadows in the future as to what Yumi was actually thinking. I feel like a woman like Remi who is good at being liked by men and has a bad personality is living well in real life, but things aren't going so well in life, right?

This review contains spoilers. A woman's enemy is a woman. I think there are women like the main character who are easy to understand, beautiful, but have bad personalities. I understand the desire to be happy, but I thought the type that I could do whatever I wanted was bad. I'm looking forward to the next development.

This review contains spoilers. I read it because I thought it was somehow so, but it was refreshing, or rather interesting, and I want to read the continuation quickly. In the end, Remi didn't have an eye for men, Matsuda is also a bad guy, and the smart one is bow. The bow probably smiles behind the scenes too.

This review contains spoilers. I read it after understanding that the main character is a woman with rotten roots, so it can be said that it is as expected. However, she grew up in a family environment with poor family relationships, and looking down on others was strong in her own way, and she probably couldn't have done it without doing that... I also sympathize with her. They only come by men with sexual desires because they have bad personalities, they don't have any friends to teach them, and they don't learn or grow... it's disastrous. It's currently up to episode 4, so I'm worried about the continuation ~

This review contains spoilers. I'm glad that the bow seems to be happy. There are also developments that aren't usually refreshing, but I want Yumi to build a happy and kind family after getting married. Also, from now on, I want them to protect not only themselves but also their families, like in this episode 4. And so on, I empathized with people other than the main character. As for the main character, I'm honestly not interested.

This review contains spoilers. A poor protagonist in a sense... from the middle, huh? I thought this boyfriend might be crazy... but he was more disgusting than I thought!! If you read up to 4 volumes, the main character is painful and seems a little pitiful. And I want to read the next volume soon!!

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 4 volumes. I believed Yumi wasn't such a stupid woman...!! I'm worried about the continuation. People like Reimi who make a fool of people with this kind of heart actually usually have painful eyes somewhere, and they are poor people who don't even notice themselves that they are looking at their eyes, so I read it without getting too angry. I'm looking forward to the future.

This review contains spoilers. The depiction of how much Remi was disliked by people around her from the beginning, and that Yumi is liked at work is interesting. If you look closely, information is scattered all over the place. That's where I came to the conclusion. no way. No way, Yumi has forced Remi on men she doesn't need until now, troublesome relationships, etc... Remi was actually laughing at Remi, who wanted everything, and when she was happy to take it away...??

This review contains spoilers. Yumi will do it! It made me feel refreshed by revealing Remi's nose with a doya face. However, I don't want to see Yumi's personality deteriorate, so I hope it's not a punch line where she just hid her marriage to protect herself and arranged with Keiji in revenge up until now. Also, Remi deserved it, but I want Keiji to be beaten in some way. Mii was serious, but she got caught in a shambles and was dumped by Keiji. Oh, I can't wait for the next volume. I've read the 5 volumes I've been waiting for. I'm glad Yumi-chan is still a nice person. However... Remi is bad, of course, but the old lover who gets robbed is also a lover... if my fiancee was taken by Remi, that's why I also feel like Remi played Hoihoi in the role of scum man in a sense. Somehow, Yumi-chan's husband seemed to see through Remi's bad personality, and even if he were introduced to Remi, I thought Yumi-chan would have been the only one in his eye

This review contains spoilers. It is drawn at a good tempo, and the pattern is stable. I was able to read up to 4 episodes without stress. By entering the past edition of Yumi's different point of view from episode 5, I think it's a structure where you can avoid Remi's vicious stories from continuing. The following contains quite a few spoilers. In light of what has been disgraced in the past, they use Takashi as a hit and let them get carried away, and by doing so, they won't be disturbed or robbed. Yes, I can see that the woman “Remi,” who has continued to step on various things about herself for a sense of self-affirmation, will do it again. I felt refreshed. However, I don't know if it will end easily, so I have 4 stars. What does a woman who has gone up against her bow do to her... Will it end quickly, or will a harassing trampling start this time due to Remi's misunderstanding and resentment... it would be nice if it was the former.

This review contains spoilers. Remi's doing her best at beauty is a great thing, but the woman you don't like is naked, isn't she? As expected, male employees are also beginning to notice it. They look down at Yumi and the female employees at the company, and they only deal with boyfriends who are flattering to men, but they have a promising future. I think you should reflect on that kind of thing and refine your personality. Isn't Yumi doing the opposite this time? It seems like Takashi-kun got close to Remi playfully from the beginning. I feel like it's going to fall more and more in the future. I want to read more soon.

This review contains spoilers. I think every word Remi says is real. However, it's so awful that it's hard to read. However, there are plenty of beautiful women with ugly personalities who are mean and spread false rumors when B-grade beauties are popular, assuming that they are beautiful even though they are not actually beautiful. It was strange that beautiful women, who would be popular if left as they were, had bad personalities. However, this bow, which is said to be ugly in this work, also has quite a personality. Unlike common sense in the world where beauty = bad personality and ugly = good personality, it's nice that it also depicts the reality of the unpopular side. The sequel is probably from the bow's point of view. I'm looking forward to it. Additional note: More than I expected, I was relieved to be a person who can handle bows easily. It's a pity that Remi dropped out after that, but I don't think it's realistic for Remi to finally be able to confront herself in this way. Curses don't go away easily. Actually, I think everyone is a creature that doesn't want to acknowledge their own faults. But I'm a little relieved for the same kind of person who was cursed by my parents because the ending was like this.

This review contains spoilers. Cheeky Remi's monster skin is peeling off more and more, and it's refreshing. Yumi-chan's movements have also come out, and I want to read more soon