Reviews for MONEY MAN'S FIANCEE NEGOTIATION Manga

I remember in HQ “The Alone Wolf: by Okamoto Keiko,” which I read before, that pride was worth more sacrifices than it was worth. That's exactly what I thought when I was reading this story. Whether I read the hero or heroine in a big way, I feel so sorry, it's so painful that my throat gets stuck. You can't maintain your self without self-preservation, and the feeling that you like him or her is real, so that feeling that you want them to think they are appropriate and needed sticks out of the screen like a spear. Melody's honest self-expression, which has lost her memory, is the main axis leading to a solution, but she is cute and I don't feel sorry for her. Ash, who is being attracted to her, must have thought of “revenge,” yet the sight of them accumulating joy while being puzzled by the love directed all the way towards them made me look forward to a bright future for the two. I regretted each “lie” with my original self, apologized, and was greatly convinced by the fact that the days I had no memory when talking about the future supported it, and I was immersed in a happy feeling.

The heroine who betrayed her is a hero who tries to take revenge by using her memory loss, but after all, she is attracted to the heroine. Of course it's a happy ending, and I like how it ended at the end.

I was a little surprised that the person he talked to in the second half was his ex-wife. Maybe it's because they've been married for 7 years, even though it was impossible to fix it. If that's the case, I wonder if I could have started over from there.

I lost my memory, but it was a warm story. I feel like I'm being swayed by a hero, but the happy heroine's smile is cute ☆

The two, each in a daze, notice what they have been looking for from the bottom of their hearts and attain happiness. The last expression is wonderful.