Reviews for BLIND DATE WITH THE BOSS Manga

It's a work where we both overcome past traumas. The hit horse won't come out. It was a very beautifully organized work. There's a bit of a hush for HQ.

The pictures were beautiful, and there was a slow pace in the story. Other reviews have divided the pros and cons, but I like it. Whether it's a good work is decided by whether or not it makes my heart flutter, so I feel that the number of stars in the evaluation is too low. I'm glad I read it.

The heroine's various parables are very fascinating and wonderful.

A hero with the impression of a hard-working person. We were increasingly fascinated by the gap between us on our blind date. It's nice that the distance between the two has shrunk in a natural way. At the end, the hero easily realized his mistake and had a happy ending, but the development and flow of the story was good.

There are many heroes who don't believe in love, don't say they love them, and don't need children, but it seemed like they maintained their pride by being able to work as workmen. I wonder if the final dispute also came with it. The heroine is a nice kid, but she seems to think most about protecting the hero, and although she may be disliked by Harlequin, I wonder if it's okay to take care of herself a little more. The good thing about this book is that there is no direct confrontation with people I don't like, so they don't have any trouble, and they understand each other quite well, not because they are attracted to each other even though they aren't sure. That's because Harlequins are always love at first sight and only passionate.