Reviews for DADDY AND DAUGHTERS Manga

Is the distance between the president of this company and the employees close? Being shown even the homely side of the male hero Jared, whom he admired as a corporate warrior, would be great even if he wasn't the heroine Cathy. She is delighted and worried that Jared, who is ignorant about raising children, needs Cathy, who is good at it. Cathy's anguish of being in his private space and coming to have different hopes from his original dreams due to the narrowness of his personal space is also often conveyed, but above all else, I feel dishonest about Jared using Cathy like a handyman. There is also a sense of incongruity with the girl who asks for marriage and answers YES, and in spite of being a woman who has the ability to just want to have her own company, the sweetness of the package comes out and it feels ruined. The conversation in the climax scene also lacked emotion, and they asked, “Is this love?” In response to Jared's question, “I think it's love,” I get the feeling that they are guiding him, so I think I changed Cathy's line to “I want it to be love,” and I wanted him to spontaneously show “this must be love” from his mouth.

The story is as written by ↓. Jarrett, who suddenly became the father of twin girls, had trouble raising children, and asked Kathy to play the role of mother and got married. The development is that while Cathy loves Jarrett, she is worried that she is being sought as a mother rather than love... It's a Harlequin with Cathy's maternal warmth and a lovely, relaxed atmosphere, and although it's not gorgeous or sexy, like private jets or parties, it's a wonderful story. ★ “When I came back to my room without you, I was struck by an unspeakable sense of loneliness. “Is this love?” “A little more of this happiness...” “I love you, Cathy” ★ Aim for Harlequin 100 Review No. 53

The person I admired who suddenly became the father of twins. Cassandra, who grew up in a facility, is good at handling children, and you will be supporting him. The flow of the story is Harlequin's royal road, so I can read the beginning, but since the movement of the heart was conveyed so well, I was shocked when the hero noticed love at the end. Even though the pictures are beautiful, do you feel happy when you read them? The twins looked like they were about 5 years old when they were 3 years old, but since they're foreign kids, I wonder if it's about this (because I'm not familiar)??