Reviews for The Spring It All Boiled Over Manga

This review contains spoilers. The story of the new director and the single mother in the medical office The director made a promise with Heita, the son of single mother Kei, so she became the director, but Heita is a problem child who has good grades but seems to refuse to go to school, and Kei's burden is huge, and she is tormented by anxiety, and she is raising Heita alone. I feel like the director is watching over such a situation with warm words. Heita's real father also came out, and relationships became complicated. I'm looking forward to the future

This review contains spoilers. I know, but I want to pray that Kei Mama won't have more painful things in the future. My fellow aunts are surprised by their ignorance now, but I also understand their dissatisfaction a little bit. After all, I think this is probably because the employer is not taking firm control. I would like to ask for the punishment of the old lady who goes to the hospital to say disgust. I think it's a very nice work. I hope mother and child can live a happy life.

This review contains spoilers. nowadays? An environment filled with prejudice against single mothers like that, and a school with no understanding of children. It doesn't feel a bit out of date, so it cools down a bit. Taira is probably gifted. Is there even something that seems like a foreshadowing called programming? The character settings are interesting, and I like the pictures, but is it a royal triangle? I also don't want a pentagon relationship or a development where you look back at your surroundings at the end. While saying that, it seems like they'll buy it again.

This review contains spoilers. It's a work I'd like to read in bulk, and Taira, who is drawn in more and more, is a genius, not a recluse, but it's a difficult problem that is well-written and easy to understand, but the heroine of a single mother who feels saved is also prepared, but is worried about how to raise her son, who is not good at interacting with people, is wrong, and even so, Hei-chan loves her mom and is important, The child is properly watching his parents and growing up to be a good child (^^) Now, I wonder if the heroine will be tied to the heroine, an ex-boyfriend who didn't know he had become a parent, or the newly introduced director who takes care of something? Even if the voices around you about the heroine who is a single mother are so mean and sad, I think the health of the heroine who listens to it and makes an effort to stay strong is amazing, go for it! I wonder if there are allies I want to cheer for? I'm also worried that my family won't show up, I can't wait for the time!

This review contains spoilers. I think Kei has been working hard without relying on anyone until now. At that time, reunions and encounters overlap, and so many emotions overlap... it's really interesting!! I always want Kei-san and Heita-kun to be happy.

This review contains spoilers. The main character, who became a single mother at a young age, is reunited with her ex-boyfriend almost at the same time as she meets the son of the director where she works. The “world,” who is an unmarried mother and gives irresponsible advice and gossip about the protagonist suffering from her son's truancy, an entity that may protect her from them, and the biological father of a son who is a good person but doesn't seem to protect her. The previous game betrayed my expectations as to how the story would turn out, but what about this time? As expected, I don't think I'll get back together with my ex boyfriend who has a fiancee. (My mother is terrible too) Personally, I was also a parent of a truant child, so it stings me a lot.

This review contains spoilers. It's insanely interesting because it depicts childcare worries and women's worries that I feel every day. It would be terrible if someone like Kishi-san (mother) became a mother-in-law.