Reviews for INVITATION TO THE BOSS'S BALL Manga

Both the hero and heroine have a strong sense of purpose, and it feels so good to act straight with hope in their hearts. It was a story full of emotion after reading: the heroine who stumbles and is heartbroken, looks forward over and over again, and the hero who dispels the ugly part of her ambition to look back using past humiliation as a springboard and looks forward. It made me think I'd take another look at “Roman Holiday” and “Casablanca,” which were the driving force of love and vintage of the two people, and I was so enthralled by driving them beyond my memory. I also love Art Deco, so I was limited by my own home and ingenuity, so I enjoyed that space with this work.

It feels like love is growing peacefully. I loved the heroine's passion for clothes. I was reading the scene from the last fashion show, and I had a lot of fun.

Bad guys came out and there were no major problems, but the heroine did her best and was so wonderful. It warmed my heart as I read Love Slowly Nurturing and Burning Up at First Sight.

Since a vintage fashion show will be held with the theme of a good old movie as the centerpiece of the hero's proof of success, the heroine is reunited with her hero, who is her old first love boyfriend, and she's getting pretty cool... The hero who wanted to look back at his surroundings fell in love with just Alice's heroine, and became just Cameron. I think that's what happiness is.

Reunion love with the man I first fell in love with. It was a lovely story. The hero who worked hard to make his way up, and the heroine who works hard in a positive way towards her dreams are fascinating. The author himself also wrote it as an afterword, but it seems that the background etc. were difficult, so I wonder if it would be easier to get into the world of dreams if it were a little more beautiful. The picture was cute and easy to read, and the story was interesting.

It was nice that the heroine was carefully depicted working so hard. It's a happy ending, but I wanted to see it a little earlier.

They were lovely stories and characters. There is a woman the hero is dating, but when asked by the heroine, she was a person who calmly told a lie, saying “I'm not there,” -1.

There are no major obstacles, and I think I can read it with peace of mind. The heroine's hard work is so cute and cute. It was comical here and there, and I felt relaxed even after I finished reading it. There's no mud at all, so I think even beginners can read it without worry.