Reviews for IN THE GARDENER'S BED Manga

It really seemed like a Harlequin romance story from beginning to end. That was great.

It only comes up a little at the end (laughs) but Lily is cute. My arms were squishy, and the feeling of being a toddler was really nice.

The reason the two got to know each other, and the project was a good opportunity to learn about lives that were the exact opposite of each other. The more you know, the more you understand the other person, and the more aware you are of differences. However, apart from thinking with your head, wanting to kiss and be kissed is a matter of sensation. What makes this impulse boil up is what I think is good about this story. And he, Will, wants to kiss him. The scene where they say that was also good. The feeling of liking is rational and can't be done about it, but he is a bit aggressive from beginning to end, and he has a personality that is sincere and acts straight to his feelings, such as thinking sincerely about how the two of them can get along. It's fascinating that his rich sensitivity and smooth mentality coexist, even though he's not bothersome yet moderately passionate, yet calm. We aim to achieve what we want until the end without giving up without losing strength. The heroine is strong, but it can't be helped. Why did he advance in his career? If you were a woman, and if it were a company employee, then in Japan, you would have shouted that in your heart even more times. I was happy even though I knew HQ was a fairy tale. There are no wonderful people in HQ who work on housework and child-rearing as part of their daily lives, are kind, have excellent observation and insight, and have built a solid foundation as members of society. After all, this moment, reading time, is a small break that gives me a sense of happiness. I experienced a fleeting sense of happiness. An MBA is such a tough qualification that you can't get without taking a break from work, but if it gently depicts how to get through without throwing everything away, it wouldn't have happened if it cleared up brilliantly with the heroine's regret that everyone has at the company, saying why would such a thing advance in her career. I like Maki sensei's paintings, and I think the portraits are particularly cute, but sometimes my left eye looks more like I'm leaning towards the right, or like being hit in a manga style.

It's not easy to get a job or marriage... It was an interesting work that taught me that love and cooperation between two people is necessary.

I'm not moved to tears. At first glance, it has a happy ending, but this story makes me feel mixed. Women's advancement into society. Even with things that are now taken for granted, after all, women cannot even become equal until they spend many times more time and effort than men. Also, this story shows that it is difficult to fulfill happy hopes with anyone (with any partner) without money for marriage, childbirth, and childcare.

The two people who met while planning a TV program become attracted to each other as they act together. At the end, I think it was a bit of a rush, such as getting the hero's proposal, but I had a good feeling of caring for the hero's heroine.