Reviews for MY TALL DARK GREEK BOSS Manga

Even though I liked it, status, jealousy, and various other things got in the way, and it was a love that didn't go very well, but as my first encounter was mysterious and bewitching, my steady effort and love came to fruition, and I felt like I had become happy. I love Shinozaki-sensei's paintings.

Their feelings continue unwavering, but they haven't stepped one step further than each other. However, it is also certain that once they meet, they will not be able to suppress their desire. In the HQ comic world, where childlike characters walk around strangely, Shinozaki-sensei is an adult heroine. The air of a love scene can be drawn comfortably as something glossy. After they mutually confirmed their reunion, there is a feeling that they are standing at the last minute, swallowed by the atmosphere that mysteriously drifts between them, and seem to get entangled in a sexual relationship at any time. The timing for conveying what the heroine is having was difficult, and there wasn't much mood to say, but they didn't even know what the other person meant about the relationship between the two, and it came until my cousin's wedding day, but it wasn't bad that it was that timing that was conveyed. That's surprising (?) That's because it also leads to telling the other person something you like quite a bit. I like his obsession with the heroine quite a bit. In short, it was an unforgettable night, and they were both the same. If they become such two people, it is their subordinates who don't fold up and stop if they get into a fight, so it's natural for romance within a company organization to eventually come out even if they have allies. However, I wonder if that trigger was something farsighted. Even though he understood the logic that public and private should not be confused, in fact, his concerns were certainly true. Even so, in Western style, families frequently visit the office, whether in movies or stories, so I often wonder if this is something that is not criticized for mixing public and private. Workplace romance is the height of public-private confusion, and if you're attracted to each other, there's nothing to say. Also, both of them are supposed to be excellent, but they resigned as presidents and retired early? A story about amazing capitalist settings. Page 118, I think it's Natalie, not Natalie. The letter addressed to Beth comes naturally from the relationship between the two, but I think the heroine character who seems to be a good match for his mother, Irene and Natalie, made me feel familiar, and on the other hand, it also brought in Fletcher's familiarity. Plan a farewell party from a previous workplace that seemed like a buying word to sell. The way the heroine's personality is depicted makes me imagine a calm surroundings, and there is a sense of security on the stage. I think time has changed since they came to the top of the bank and after the reunion. There is a relationship between the timing of asking other secretaries to come for an interview and “a few months later.” Moonlit Night wasn't drawn, but I like the Japanese title. (More than the casual and objective thing in the original title)

I like stories where I can really feel happiness rather than stories where various incidents happen, so this was great.

I'm moved. The illustrations were also fluffy, and I thought it was a work that made me feel warm after reading it.

A love affair begins where the two meet. The two, who are in love with each other wearing masks, meet and fall in love again in the real world, but they pass by each other due to misunderstandings. Those two... the pictures are beautiful, the story is interesting, and there is a sense of excitement. I don't think there's any harm in reading it.

Bye, happy ending is a Harlequin pattern, but the picture was beautiful and interesting.

The two spent a passionate night together. Didn't you get too carried away after that? Especially when it comes to him, he seems to be too jealous, or rather disgusting, so what do you think? It might be unavoidable if you look at the heroine's glossy yet pretty place.

With so many children and many families, I don't think the environment where there is more than one mother and father is quite complicated. Under such circumstances, I was wondering if the hero, whose identity grew up, might not be able to fully believe in love.

That was great! The hero is a bit of me, but I wonder if he's actually quite a coward? I'm glad we both got through with each other!

I'm buying the author. It's not that this artist is particularly good at painting, but she has sex appeal. I'm glad that both the heroine and hero are so sexy in this film.

The two leading actors were also good. It was also nice to see the hero making his own judgments and reflecting. It was a nice story where I could understand the heroine's feelings very well.