If My Wife Became an Elementary School Student.

How can I compliment this manga when it perfectly sums up the emotions of a single parent and what if your partner dies... Will remarry? If not why? It just must read for all. Story- 9/10 Character development- 10/10 Ending- 10/10 The story was refreshed as it's not your usual themed anime in which mc leaves his hopeless lifestyle developed hope within as it is around that but conveyed by decent storytelling. there will be a rumour about this manga as it has a very flashy or peculiar title but I can assure you there is nothing inappropriate there rather the story has heart-drenching content so if you are readingthis take out your time and read this manga as will not "regret" reading this.

Pros: - No weewoo alarm despite the concept and title. This is a story about loss, grief, regret and finding yourself and the ability to move on. - The art is fine and during some parts of the manga the pacing and narration is well done. - The theme is heartfelt. Loss of loved ones and the resulting grief is a thing that every human dying of old age has experienced, but it is still hard to put to words. Trying to tackle this theme in the manga format works pretty well. - The characters are likeable but flawed. Seeing a flawed character improve, but still despise herself andfear to relapse into bad behaviour is good. Cons: - No weewoo alarm despite the concept and title… /jk - The pacing isn’t as effective as I would have preferred. Around chapter 50-80 things become a little stale and the same around the ending. A tighter narration and maybe 1-2 less tankobons could have solved this. Conclusion: - I respect the hell out of the attempt and I think the author succeeded in some of what they wanted to portray. I also think the manga had room for improvement in the pacing and plot-twist department. I am going to recommend it, despite my critique.