Reviews for Camouflage Marriage-Full Color Manga

This review contains spoilers. The fact that such a terrible plot went through against her initially ridiculous husband and his lover, “It's a good deal!” I was screaming all the time in my heart. But after all, good, good, and evil! Justice will win! The prospects for the future of an honest and kind-hearted wife opened up, and people who were kind gathered... On the other hand, the lover, who drew evil and pushed forward with selfishness, is rough not only in terms of heart but also in terms of popularity, let alone in terms of work. In the process of talking about the divorce, my husband also notices and deeply reflects on the warmth of the family and the kindness of his wife, which he was originally looking for in reality... of course, the objective appearance of her girlfriend who was her lover. My evaluation of my husband changed little by little, and I began to sincerely hope... that things would go well with my girlfriend who is my wife. Her best friend's lawyer has always been on her side, resolutely condemning him as the root of all evils due to the fact of unforgivable infidelity, and never blurs with a position of never forgiving him! This girlfriend is cool too! Also, the relationships between the two families surrounding them are exquisite! Right now, I'm just looking forward to the next development and waiting for the new publication.

This review contains spoilers. I first read it on LINE Comics, and even though each episode is short, I didn't like the fact that it was 1 time and the amount I could read in 1 day was limited, so I bought it here because I wanted to read it all at once. I also like the artist (animation), and it feels like there aren't many details about infidelity among the works I've read so far, so I really like it. I've read a few of the original novels on Everystar, and I'm looking forward to seeing how far Comicalize will go... every week. The original story has been made into a series, and there is an author's note at the beginning of each work, and in fact, I'm hesitant to read the 3rd work and beyond after reading it. If comicalization continues, I'm thinking of reading if I can withstand the development and then decide whether to continue reading the original story. It was written that people who don't like bad endings shouldn't read it... Nonetheless, at this pace, it doesn't seem like the entire series will be comicalized. I often hear that cheating is a disease, and people who do it over and over again... but in Seiichi's case, I feel that it's different from a normal affair in the first place, and it seems like he'll never betray Aiko again for the time being, so it's up to the point where the family became happy, and I wonder if the continuation of the original story can be sealed for me.

This review contains spoilers. The story is interesting, so I feel like I'm being drawn in more and more. But I feel like relationships with people around me are impossible. And if you replace it with yourself, it's even more impossible!

This review contains spoilers. Do beautiful women win in the end? The affair Ayaka, who married a kind elite who feels similar to Shinichi, seems to have sincerely reflected on it, but somehow it's annoying — I understand that the first half was a deceived marriage, and the details really made me cry, and Aiko is too nice. I was worried about the next one and made lots of charges, and damn punishment for this adulterous woman, boiled over and over again. I'm still curious and want to read the original story. Postscript, my broken husband's child... maybe I don't want to corrupt him, but I give birth, and I wonder if I like the husband I broke up with after all? They also gave me a lot of alimony even though it happened to me like that. The child's name is also taken from the father, so if you really don't like it, why not take a name or something? Everyone is different, but I think Aiko is quite an angel. Additional notes, I've read up to 70 episodes. I wonder if it's a sigh, it's frustrating, I hate it, but it's infuriating and wandering around the child's father and Aiko, and I can see it even if I don't like it, what would I do? Even when they get together, there are a lot of things, and when they think about the things that hit them in the eye, they still remember it, get angry, and get into a fight. Isn't that going to happen to Aiko? Why did that child's father do such a thing and go see him? You can cheat and have an affair for years because of that kind of nerve. Why did she get married to Seiichi even though Aiko has it again? I know people get fooled by good-natured men, but it was kind of too disappointing, and the people were so nice that I couldn't see through them. I can't wait for the update. And one episode is short

This review contains spoilers. I wanted Seiichi to notice it when he was married. But I wonder if it was only because I left that I realized how grateful and loved Aiko was. I hope the day will come when Yuichi and his 3 parents and children can live together.

This review contains spoilers. When I read the original story, it wasn't a romance story, but a human drama about Aiko's whole life. It was already an epic story. I don't know how far it will go here, but I definitely want this work to continue no matter how many years it takes. This is a spoiler, so be careful if you don't want to read it! In the original story, it is written that a happy marriage with Seiichi ended due to Seiichi's illness, until Aiko married someone else and passed away. Of course, it ends in a happy life, but it's such a wonderful work that you can't read it without tears, so if possible, I'd like to read it here as a novel rather than a comic.

This review contains spoilers. The innocent protagonist's betrayal is the worst. After all, “that's a lie, isn't it?!” I think the first trap of the woman you're dealing with is too bad. I read it all at once without thinking.