Reviews for MAGNATE'S MAKE-BELIEVE MISTRESS Manga

They were both attracted to each other at first sight. There was no feeling of sadness or great excitement, but I was able to read it peacefully.

Unusually, the hero wasn't the type to be arrogant and irreverent. (Laughter) Normally, I thought it would be a ringle-like story about a pregnant little sister that would be depressing due to her personality, but my little sister was happy too, and the happy ending was refreshing.

Even though they recognize that they're not a good partner (due to misunderstanding), they are attracted to their partner's intrinsic appeal and wavered, they're both excited! This author has an excellent depiction! I'm glad that they continued to get impatient even in the second half when the misunderstanding was resolved. I can't deny the feeling that it was put together in a hurry at the end, but I think it's a work I can fully enjoy since the two people who have fluctuated so much can be excited.

For Aso sensei's hero, he's very charming without being arrogant. The heroine is as cute as ever. I feel like I read the Cinderella story with peace of mind because no one I didn't like came up. I'm glad everyone came together so well.

The heroine was cute and the hero was lovely. I was wondering if it would be a quagmire due to my sister's pregnancy... but that wasn't the case, and I was satisfied with the ending where everyone was happy.

As always, I read it while thinking it would have a happy ending at the end. It's nice when a hero who is attracted to the heroine gets agitated from misunderstandings. The modest heroine was also likable, and it was interesting.

do you love Aso sensei's work after all? This time, the hero wasn't arrogant, and I was so easily attracted to the heroine (laughs) that the heroine loved the hero. There are situations where people are distressed by various misunderstandings, but I wonder if the surprisingly easy solution is a bit unsatisfactory. But after all, they're so happy after reading the happy ending between the two of them, who are melancholy with each other?

Aso sensei's style of painting is an expression of the gorgeous feeling of the mansion, the starry frame that occasionally sparkles, and a sharp fashion where the character's smell of butter fits perfectly in a strange way for some reason. I'm sure it makes me completely believe that is the kind of world it is. What's more, you can enjoy the feeling that this is definitely not Japan. It's in HQ where celebrity appearances are essential, and Aso's works have magic that makes them look strangely real, and I think there are many experiential works that feel like a break from everyday life where they go out of their way to play in that dream environment, and this is one of them. There is no spitefulness, and they are not hurt by particularly cold treatment, etc., and this story simply consists of a combination of encounters brought about by my sister. A double mismatch led to the birth of a new couple. Without it, the two would never have met. It can also be said that he told me that encounters are a product of chance. Even when the man Aso sensei draws is wearing clothes, his body wrapped in those clothes seems to appeal to my eyes through his appearance. You can feel such a strong male appeal, so once you get used to the style, you can get into even the kiss scene quite a bit. At first, it was too amicably settled, and I gave it 4 stars as if I had cleared the average score, but the appeal of the work didn't fade the second time, so I notched it up to 5 stars.

At first, I was wondering how the heroine's pregnancy would unfold... Amidst that, the entanglement between their feelings seemed to gradually deepen... I'm glad that not only the hero and heroine, but everyone fit in.

It was a work I was able to finish reading without feeling bad. However, I think every time, isn't it possible to have a woman who isn't extremely beautiful become the heroine? Most of Aso sensei's works have lines where men are fascinated by the beauty of a woman's appearance, but sometimes I want a woman who isn't beautiful to be the heroine.

The story begins with mistakes and misunderstandings. It was interesting that they were attracted to each other while exploring. If you like happy endings, please go ahead (^-^)

Different people, different people! Do foreigners have nicknames? It's a common misunderstanding pattern, but it was fresh and interesting.

Christo, who doesn't believe in love, and Isabelle, the housekeeper. It was nice that they were both attracted to each other, even though they knew it was no good. The storyline, which is like searching for the culprit that made Isabelle's younger sister pregnant, was also exciting, and I enjoyed it.

My favorite teacher, and this time too, I was fascinated by the gorgeous hero and the pretty and beautiful appearance of the heroine. The heroine wasn't that arrogant either, and she worked hard for her little sister and was full of charm. The heroine is also a kind-hearted person who cares for her younger sister, a true love born from a misunderstanding. The story was also wonderful, and I was convinced to read it.

It's a part common to all of Ayumu Aso's works, but I like the heroine because she's cute, and the way the hero makes her feel cold and makes her cry is annoying. Love harahara begins with a misunderstanding