Reviews for BEDDED AT HIS CONVENIENCE Manga

“(I don't love you anymore)” hi lie!!! I'm unhappy that the heroine is treated as a child by the hero, but it's actually childish.

I had the impression that Hero Hunter conveniently misunderstood the phrase “I've lost so much weight.” Of course, it is true that after her divorce from him, the heroine Keesha lost weight because she spent her time taking care of her mother and was in financial distress, but during the marriage, I also had a realistic impression that she had gone back rather than due to her exclamation that she had gained weight because she had eaten unnecessarily until his late return home. There is a part of the structure that makes me think that the intensity of the ups and downs of emotions peculiar to this teacher is depressing after all, but that personality is interesting. Two people's “why is that?” My heart aches from the exchange of “I still like it,” but the interlaced smiles conveyed the feelings of the two people swayed by the light and dark were conveyed to me, making me sad. I really like the smiles drawn by this teacher, so I think so in particular. It also did well for Keesha, who strongly and disgustingly confronts the hit horse character! The attitude of crying and not falling asleep increased my likability, and it was interesting.