Reviews for HONEYMOON WITH THE BOSS Manga

Ahhh, I decided to take the plunge and have a honeymoon on an island in everlasting summer, and it's been 3 weeks. Even so, the marriage itself is gone, but I'm going on a honeymoon with my secretary. It's impossible anymore, isn't it? It's been 3 weeks, it's strange to think that you can live without anything

Since the lines of the characters in this work are often phrased as literal translations of English, there is no sense of incongruity with the final boss's speech that appeals to the emotions of the audience peculiar to the English-speaking world (not in Japan). There's no one who wouldn't be moved by this. There are almost several patterns in Harlequin's story, and even though this work is within the framework of a fixed pattern, it can be said that it was a brilliant success.

Coconut Island in the Maldives? Stylish cottages with white sands. Turkish blue sea, hammocks under palm trees? ... and the story and Harlequin elements are wonderful, but this time the situation on this southern island is too wonderful. Furthermore, I've been reading Fumizuki's comics for a long time, so I like them even more because they have a unique sense of gag and spice up in a good way.

Was it nice that it was written from different perspectives? where is the hero's clumsy place and his last speech??

The time and environment of Minami no Shima made the rigid atmosphere between superiors and subordinates who tend to fall into relationships where they are wearing armor different. Even when I went back to work, I couldn't go back, as if nothing had happened. Will the person who asked me to make it my ideal honeymoon be able to go? That's why I get on with that story even though I'm surprised. I think I'm lucky with that. However, as the parties involved were unable to go as a honeymoon, he carried out the trip itself “with his subordinates.” This is the story only if there is this assumption. Suddenly, since it's an HQ with lots of pieces from gourds, I think it presented a world of dreams as a true and supple love story. A well-mannered president who is stubborn. When crossing the line, it is a proposal that asks for confirmation and consent about each other in exact terms. Their steps are persuasive in the story, even if it is within the reader's expectations that they change the mood before departure and during the trip. We spend a few weeks and then meet face to face at the office, so that's an important procedure. While being attracted to each other, the two come home from a “business trip” by pushing themselves to death and regretting that they would only have a relationship at this time. Up to this point, the story has progressed very skillfully to give readers a sense of excitement, and it has a stable story development. I really enjoyed the process of the two becoming close, so I didn't feel the need for the turbulent ending, but the president's imposing confession made me feel like I saw the biggest crisis, and I think I saw a firmer settlement. With this, if the heroine doesn't leave the company, it's no wonder that employees take it as inappropriate as an unpleasant act from someone who has power. I went out on a business trip, but reimbursing travel expenses is at my own expense, isn't it? The climax was the scene where the hierarchical relationship disappeared. It was a majestic and wonderful scene. The two people after the honeymoon are round and have different comprehension skills from before the honeymoon. Thank you Julia for giving me this opportunity.

This is a story about the boss (Tom) and his secretary (Imogen). It was so nice ❤ I recommend how Tom was so cute (*'∀`*) due to the very natural appeal of Imogen!

It's a story I love? The hero Tom is getting married, and Imogen, the heroine, who is her secretary, helps. However, the wedding was canceled, and Imogen tries to cancel her honeymoon as well. But Tom suggests Imogen go with him. Eventually, the two of us go on our honeymoon, but when we work, we're the president and secretary. I promise to treat them as friends in private time. However, at the Minami no Shima resort away from the city, they are fascinated by what they have never seen before, and are they all aware? Smiley and cute? It's romantic and longing to fall in love on such a southern island ♦]

Imogen and Tom are drawn from both perspectives, so the feelings that workaholic Tom is attracted to Imogen and the place where he struggles were cute? I was able to enjoy the feeling of a honeymoon on a southern island, and it felt romantic ✨ The last proposal was also dramatic. I recommend it.

The heroine is learning lessons to be able to respond flexibly to the twists and turns of life, but the hero was striving in a different direction. Since I met the heroine, I have moved on to living a more enjoyable life.

There are people who don't have romantic feelings even if they have a point of contact because the workplace is the same. But what if your workplace meets the same person outside of work? It depends on the location, but since I didn't recognize that person's presence outside of the work environment, I feel like I saw an unexpected side (special side), so I think the truth is that it's exciting. Well, the opposite is also possible. Because even people who look special at tourist sites and resorts don't have any special feeling when they put themselves in real life and look at them. In the case of this story, how could Tom be without the latter? Imo-Jane at work every day that Tom had in his mind at the resort. Unlike Tom, she had excellent interpersonal skills and was able to get along well with anyone, but she didn't become a marriage partner, and they didn't fall in love. That's reality. Nevertheless, Imojane seen from a close distance at the resort is beautiful. What's more, they acknowledge their work, so there are no barriers. If I think about it later, I can't get rid of what makes me depressed, but I'm also convinced even though it makes me uneasy about the development that's right.

Since it's Harlequin, the main character is a beautiful woman with a good personality, and her partner is a tall, rich, handsome guy. Misunderstanding → Passing by → Existence of Rivals → Resolving Misunderstandings → Happy Ending Up to this point is my favorite food, so I enjoyed reading it. It's a familiar setting every time, but after all, the appeal of this genre is that it makes me want to read it, isn't it? Above all, I like Fumizuki sensei's works because they are very interesting That's it, handsome boss and the two of them on Minami no Shima! It's romantic, isn't it? If possible, I wanted them to draw a little bit after the two of them, so it's ☆ 4