Gal Yome no Himitsu
My Gyaru Wife's Secrets

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A nice relaxing slice of life of a married couple with the gyaru wife trope. If you want to enjoy seeing well endowed women and what happens in their married life, then this manga is for you.

Plot: 7/10
Enjoyable (the relaxing and nice atmosphere), captivating (all the female characters), and keeps your interest as some conflict will happen in later chapters. Don't expect a major 'plot' or deep intrigue, this is not that kind of manga. Expect some spice that will stir up the couple's life.

Characters: 8/10
Loveable and relatable. There will be a few side characters as the story goes on and they will be interacting ... with the couple. I enjoyed the side characters sometimes more that the main couple.

Art: 10/10
Gorgeous, especially if you like beautifully draw busty women.

Overall: 8.3/10

Personal feelings: 10/10
I had fun reading it. Read 30 chapters so far. Blonde busty gyaru is my thing so that is a huge plus for me. It was a nice change of pace, to see a non-high school setup and instead focusing on an adult married couple. I liked the flashback chapters where you see the couple's younger self and what they did in high school. This wholesome manga charged up my happiness meter.

6.2/10


*Whishhh* *whashhh*

Do you hear that? Oh, you don’t? Well, it’s the sound of pure wish fulfillment — that is this manga. Not only is this manga the embodiment of wish fulfillment itself with the gal wife trope, it’s a manga about a married couple. Let’s set this straight: Mangas about an already set and established couple aren’t good. Why? Well, there’s just no plot, especially ones relying on wholesome moments to get by; if you can’t tell by now, this manga does exactly just that.

Plot — a rather basic and self explanatory word, but every manga needs to have one to function, and only ... great mangas have a unique, captivating, and enjoyable one. As for this, this manga is reminiscent of every wholesome webcomic that is produced nowadays; in other words, the manga relies on a gimmick to compensate its lack of storytelling and unique events, which is impossible to do.

In the first chapter, the manga is rather wholesome and nice with the introduction. By the second chapter, the same concept and storyline for the first chapter was used, which was quite annoying to read; but hey, I’ll give the Mangaka the benefit of the doubt, surely the third chapter with have something different? Wrong. In each chapter, the manga doesn’t attempt to do or add anything new, but rather reworks the same event over and over again, attempting to pass by as new material.

The characters are rather self-explanatory of this manga; the main cast is what the story revolves around, and there have been no essential side characters, however, there are the usual “bad guys for the sake of being bad guys,” which makes the manga rather laughable instead of the usual inflictions of admiration and coolness that stem from such events.

As much as I hate on this manga, it is just a 2koma with a longer, stretched out ending/satisfaction moment in the last panel. If that suits your boat, then you’d probably enjoy this more than me, however, the lack of plot and the sheer amount of wish fulfillment limits the enjoyability of this manga to three chapters for me.


Reading Rankings (Portnoy inspired + A Huang-Teizan Original)
10 - God’s penmanship
9 - Must-read. Drop everything else.
8 - Instant bookmark
7 - Entertaining
6 - Good to pass time
5 - Why are you reading this?
4 - Bad.
3 - Typical garbage.
2 - My head hurts.
1 - Retirement is a thought.
0 - “Did they even give you a story?!”