Reviews for HIS BOARDROOM MISTRESS Manga

There was a little bit of trouble at the beginning, but the divorce was settled smoothly, and the lovey-dovey line was straight forward! The heroine may seem somewhat humble to some, but I love her type. I feel like Harle's “child who doesn't misunderstand anything in love” is rare. I didn't evaluate myself very much, but it wasn't that I was being demeaning, and I wasn't bothered by strange misunderstandings, and I was able to enjoy a peaceful adult romance even though there were no mountains or valleys. I'm glad I added points! If you like lovey-dovey stories about the beloved heroine and the slightly aggressive but melancholy hero, do you recommend buying it?

When you're deciding to get divorced, it's no longer an impulse. It's not easy, so by accumulating one by one, we arrive at a state of mind, and it becomes action. However, even if the person in question thinks that the relationship is over, I can imagine that others don't think so. Even in romantic relationships, that's probably the case. The story shows the characters' occasional thoughts and feelings, and the flow is reasonable. But why myself? It's no wonder that the question comes up. I'm caught up just because the timing is timing. This is because others have no way of being sure about the end of their condition. Since it is a structure where a specific emphasis is placed on showing the inside of the heart to the reader, there were many depictions of people, and it didn't feel like a greenhouse or Nepal was a stage. The frame showing the background wasn't very impressive. “Nothing can be gained without hard work.” Scenes where you transform into style and appeal to people you care about are something that HQ is quite good at, but the nature of this work is that it captures that effort head-on and makes it valuable. Along with other emotional depictions, emotions are explained rationally. No matter where the location is, the progression doesn't really matter, so only the characters expect rich brushwork. Age differences and gender expressions are hard to tell apart. In particular, the two main characters have the same eye, and I feel like they rely on much of the drawing depending on their hairstyle and clothes. Somehow, I have the impression that it was drawn so easily.