This was a very unexpected book, although a very interesting premise and it looks into a lot of male misogyny and into how people always segregate other people for being different or if they are in a low minority I would 100% recommend this book. It talks about a lot of things to do with pregnant women and it also talks about a lot of things to do with men in general and I would 100% recommend. I will be reading more From this author in the future as I think the characters were very well flushed out they seemed very realistic and they also built a community will also being true to their character and I had an absolutely adored that

An interesting story built on the question, "what if men could get pregnant?" In this story it's been 10 years since men have gained the ability to become pregnant. Kentaro Hiyama is a devoted career man and is in a bind after finding out he's pregnant. The story follows the struggles of adjusting to this new development and struggling under society's negative views, regressive attitudes, and discriminatory policies. I enjoyed the read and am interested in what will be in volume 2 considering this story seemed to wrap up well by the end of the volume.

I think it's something women always say that if if men could get pregnant, things would be way different than it is now and I guess, that's what this manga is trying to say.