Reviews for A NANNY FOR CHRISTMAS Manga

In the first place, the beginning is that heroes don't have an eye for women (-_-) why do they only date women of the same type when they are probably punished by their former wives? The hero's personality is typical of the stereotyped blind believing type that overconfident honor students fall into + well-raised friendliness... this is genetic evidence that the hero daughter's personality (my half-brother doesn't have this element & I'm really glad she doesn't resemble my ex-wife!) So they've barely escaped trouble, but the hero can't get rid of that bad relationship. So the hero daughter also suffered damage from it, but the worst victim was the heroine who had nothing to do with it... there's no doubt that it is a hero who indirectly made about a quarter of her life into black history? As a result, it was a story where the hero's hidden sins involved with Christmas made the heroine happy, who is introspective, clever, and has a painful Tatsugami who doesn't blame anyone for her circumstances.

I was too curious about what happened in the heroine's past, and I was also curious about everyone's comedy that the hero was being slapped for being too bad, so I bought it. I didn't think I was such a bad guy. I apologize properly every time, and I'm also sorry that I don't have an eye for women. I'm aware of my own flaw of saying it without thinking, and it's just that it can't be cured. Just let go of the other HQ arrogant heroes and apologize a little bit at the end! Even so, as it was in the author's afterword, I think heroes are just beautiful villains and little devils. Then why a serious heroine? The question is, after all, my first impression of meeting her was a bad woman, so isn't that it? That's what I thought. Even so, when I imagined that the heroine's past nightmare was a cult religion or something, it was completely different ~