Reviews for THE GREEK BOSS'S BRIDE Manga

It was your first time as an artist, and how beautiful were the characters and backgrounds in their careful and elegant drawings? Somehow the HQ128P binding is about 150P (just a little bit though?) The feeling that I enjoyed double HQ is unbelievable.! The story was great too! I don't want to raise gender arguments, but the more empathize with the sadness that a child lover can't have children due to fate rather than my own choice, the more painful it is? However, the more I empathized with the heroine charm that HQ style arrogance made the Greek millionaire convert to spadari style, the happier HappyEnd was? I take my hat off to the extent of “love,” which is not bound by the blood of the hero parents that underlies it.

so you subscribed? There's HQ for the plot, but does turning the pages make you look forward to it? Would you recommend subscribing?

I burst into tears when I think about the heroine's anguish. The happiness you have grasped after a painful and painful experience is probably the highest level of joy. Our hero brought us great happiness.

It was a tearful story that painfully conveyed Kijia's feelings of not being able to give birth to children. Of course, there will be turbulence as a family in the future, but it was a story that gave one answer to the question of what a married couple is. It's ideal, though.

Men are so cool (lol) At first, their confident expressions went by, and over time, they began to look uneasy, and I thought again that cool men would also have this kind of face. At the end, it has a gentle expression rather than a sharp expression, which is also attractive? Real men don't go like this (laughs)

If a man who is gentle and sexy and actively comes to you, it would be essential to just wander around. However, the heroine, who has had the greatest trauma as a woman, is unable to honestly entrust herself, and she feels that it is better not to be by her side because she loves him, so the reader is overwhelmed by the mental conflict.

I was able to shift gears to romance all at once with the 77-page heroine's depiction of going forward and leaving hell in the painful heart of hell. After that, I enjoyed the depiction of the two people so obsessed with love that they forgot to look away, as if the engine was at full throttle and only the person in front of them could be seen. What I expected from HQ was there. The heroine's workplace changes from beginning to reading and halfway through. As a result, it only makes sense that the two got a chance to get closer. I was secretly hoping that it would be an irregular version of Tsunemichi's boss and secretary, so I went back to my boss and subordinates without any discipline, and felt like I was about to get bored with the regular office love. The heroine didn't look good with him in my eyes, and I thought the storytelling was ridiculous that even a dog appeared and continued to relate to the story until the end. Ex-fiance Charlie's enthusiastic gaze doesn't have to make me stuttering, so I think it would have been nice if they were in the story a little longer. The scars I left on the heroine were still as deep as I saw them in my dreams. Probably because I didn't like the heroine, I felt like he wasn't good enough as Nick's opponent. There's nothing new about the story, but the scene between them was moderately exciting and I enjoyed it, probably because Nick was a pressure point for me. Reminds me of hit works by Tomoko Naka. The two-person scene alone has this number of stars.

A clever secretary and a playful, sexy guy. It's an iron plate setting for the relay, isn't it? It made me read it thoroughly with a careful development that made use of the 12 episode body and the gorgeous pattern that fully conveys the appeal of Kara. You can enjoy the turbulence of the violin's heart and the viro, which is attracted to the violin and has a nice expression. A fastball work such as being careful.