Tsuma, Shougakusei ni Naru.
If My Wife Became an Elementary School Student.

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"One word can review this Manga,the word is Masterpiece"

(note: this manga dindt have a romance story with old man and kid on it)

every dialoge,monologue,character,plot,story,philosopy,moment, its just perfect on its own..
this manga is went good every chapter,and at the last volumes that is the peak story of this manga
this manga makes you feels more about life and encounter
i'd love every moment in this manga,it feels alive and make you feel that you are inside the story
trust me im really recommend this manga,i want you to feels the same feeling with me when read this manga and write this review

Thanks for someone in Facebook that recommend me ... this manga (10/10)

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 reading ... this take out your time and read this manga as will not "regret" reading this.

To make a long story short: The first half is good. There's plenty of drama, and a few strange choices to be made here and there, but a story about a woman coming back to rebuild her old broken family, and rebuilding her new broken family in the process is sweet, and suitably dramatic. The problem is that the main conflict of the story is solved halfway through, and the author then changes the premise.

There's this in-universe story that's used as a parallel to the one we're reading. Once the main conflict is over, the ending for the story changes, and suddenly FMC starts ... experiencing more and more child-like episodes. These become especially noticeable when the author dead-ass stops the story to tell us that all the conflicts are solved, and there's no more drama to be had. Then the story clearly tries to change from "Wife comes back from the dead. Rejoice!" to "The past should stay in the past" in a jarring theme shift that affects not only the main couple, but even the side couple!

At that point, I don't know why I bothered reading so many chapters of this thing if I'm just going to see it burned down and read a second story halfway through anyway.