Reviews for Dear Girls Who Have Grown Up Manga

This review contains spoilers. I was surprised that ugly but modest girls were better at reading many sheets than beautiful girls. I've read comics about girls who want to take things from people like this a few times, but I thought it was a novel setting that had never been seen before.

This review contains spoilers. The sense of year peculiar to girls was well expressed. There really are people like this. I'm going to be an old man with the same feeling, so it's really painful lol when I was wondering what would happen at the end, I'm glad there was more salvation than the end of the Amiro series... It was a way of ending that seemed like it would continue after a while. What is so profound is that in the end, it was an instillation of values from parents! Remi is both a perpetrator and a victim. I'd also like to see her mother and Remi get rehabilitated, but that seems off topic, so why don't we do it? I'm looking forward to the next one too!

This review contains spoilers. It's yesterday that I want to read the continuation quickly about how the terrible one fell and how it will crawl up and what will happen in the future.

This review contains spoilers. Not that refining one's appearance is fun, but Remi has lived with good looks as an absolute value, and has believed that using men who have been fished for good looks is a “smart way of life.” Since they have spent their time putting male popularity first and treating female colleagues poorly, it seems to symbolize Remi's way of life that there are no female colleagues who can take sides when reputation from men deteriorates, which makes me wow. The mother who imprinted “sorry Yumi-chan, Remi is cute” on Remi by putting it on something, and the father who instilled lookism didn't notice their own distortions, and they probably didn't notice that they had distorted their daughter.

This review contains spoilers. I had nothing in common with Remi or Yumi, so I read it without knowing if I could empathize, but it was very interesting. Remi's solidified values were shaken, and the last time I felt signs of reconsidering my own thoughts and actions up until now was salvation. Remi has a bad personality, but she is smart and honest, and I think her strength is that she can change through others. People who move forward in this way will surely be happy even when things go through hard times. I thought it was good to buy it because it was just chest feces, revenge was refreshing and didn't fit in. I'm worried about Remi's future.

This review contains spoilers. I was relieved at the end where there was salvation. I was surprised that Remi was able to live a steady life with that personality, but she was originally a kind person.

This review contains spoilers. Somehow Remi is a hard worker, and she seems to be able to do more work than normal. I thought I might be happy if I didn't even get the wrong direction, so I was happy to see that sign in the final episode. Men in the sales department in particular are too smart. It's crazy to hold hands all of a sudden, even though it's a surprise. I want you to see that painful eye over there.

This review contains spoilers. I thought he was a really nasty guy, but in the final episode, I thought this kid was also a victim. He didn't apply for debt to his struggling mother, gave advice from above to a plain girl, acknowledged her partner... he's a surprisingly nice guy. I liked the way it ended, which made me feel a little relaxed.

This review contains spoilers. The Remi & Yumi edition is over, isn't it? Remi, who was a really disgusting woman, was in pain and was able to look back on herself, which was a good way to end. It wasn't just a joke. If I didn't borrow money from my mother and seemed to be in poverty that my mother should use her money, and if I had the ability to notice that being obsessed with beauty was a curse, I also wonder if something could have been done sooner. However, in the world, those who have money win even as they get older, and there are also people who keep putting curses on themselves, so maybe Remi, who can start over while still young, is happy. That's because I should experience pain, be ashamed, learn, reflect, and grow over and over again.

This review contains spoilers. I'm glad everyone finished in a good mood. Even comics that are just painful aren't refreshing, so I think it was good for me personally.

This review contains spoilers. Contrary to my expectations, it was good that I didn't borrow money from my mom. I wanted to cheer for the protagonist, who is moving forward while accepting reality, and facing it, it was a bunch of people.

This review contains spoilers. Remi also had circumstances, and it was great to be able to read the book where she understood it on her own and felt saved. I thought it was a heartbreaking woman sanction manga and read it out of interest, but it ended in a good way, and I feel like I got it.

This review contains spoilers. That was great. The feeling of dealing with a plain, beautiful colleague with a luscious personality at the end was that it felt like a villain daughter starting again.

This review contains spoilers. Remi's use of a bow was terrible, and I think it's unavoidable that a reasonable punishment was imposed, but the way she had a high sense of beauty, is making an effort, and her behavioral aspects were fascinating. However, I'm amazed that the guys at Remi's company are so low level, and I think Remi, who regarded her work as normal, has an eye for it. The last one was easy, but I'm glad I was able to feel at ease as a reader. May Remi be happy too.

This review contains spoilers. Yumi has been treated horribly by Remi until now, and I don't think Yumi has noticed it. It's fun to watch Remi blow bubbles like that. I'm worried about the continuation from now on.

This review contains spoilers. When I was reading it while being harassed about what would happen to Remi while thinking that it would be disgusting if someone with such a bad personality was around, I read 5 volumes at once. Matsuda's guesswork is terrible too, isn't it? And I'm scared Yumi is going to use it. Yumi, a serious and nice kid, became happy, and it was amazing that Remi, who has a bad personality, was defeated, but I'm curious about what will happen to Remi in the future. I wonder if I can convert and be happy? I'm looking forward to next time.