Reviews for THE BOSS'S BABY Manga

I have close to 500 Harlequin books, but I seldom write reviews. This is a rare work I wanted to write after reading it (lol). It's a hero and heroine who suddenly become aware of each other. Even though they were conscious of each other, they both confessed their feelings to each other in the second half, and headed to a happy ending brilliantly. The reason I wanted to write a review was that the hero's words in the latter half were so good.

JET is one of the teachers I think is perfect for Harlequin. Among so many, this is one of my favorites. How bold is the heroine, who was plain and taunted for being stingy! The hero is different from the classic Harlequin statue, but this is OK, and I like it.

I like the heroine and hero's personalities! Other than the heroine's ex-boyfriend and the hero's ex-wife, there were only nice people, so I was able to read it with peace of mind. In particular, the hero's mother has a pretty good taste (*'-`) Personally, when the name of the handsome guy in today's uncarved picture is “George,” I only feel a sense of incongruity similar to disgust, so the dark pattern without any sense of incongruity even in a white setting about JET's is just right. I enjoyed it. Thank you JET and the original author as always ♪

The heroine has a subtle line, so if you read it specializing only in heroes, it's refreshing until the end lol lol

Why is there no such bargaining? On the other hand, the end of the story is a long time, or rather, quite a bit of serpence. The bed scene is passionately divided in a sensual way, but when there are many such scenes in HQ comics that originally had few pages, other depictions are reduced, and the breadth and depth of the story is sacrificed. Therefore, regardless of whether there are many of them in the original story (I don't read them first, so I don't care), I decided that the HQ “manga” with a large allocation of those scenes didn't have enough ingenuity in expression, so I lowered the stars. This work originally had a burning effect that happened to make the president serious about a relationship that could end as a really close love affair. To put it in a rough way, it's a story about getting burnt, or being swept away, and when they had a physical relationship, a fever was born from there, and their mutual liking changed to the real thing. In HQ reviews (not here), I often see comments like that when they want to draw something more after the two, and that they lowered a few stars since they didn't draw from there on, but I think the wedding scene is almost unnecessary (of course, there are works that I think are necessary). The final part of this story takes too many pages after the two of them. The story that comes in from where I'm drowning in carnal desire lightens the proportion of the depiction of the two people's mental connection and development of love, so it may be that there were many wedding scenes just to make up for it, but my way of feeling is different. At the end of the game, the two ended up on the right path, and I wanted them to show what kind of process the two went through after a night of “mistakes” and confirmed their feelings for each other rather than putting on bad luck. In other words, I wanted the teacher's afterword to be seasoned even one with that bargain, which is plentiful in the original story. My mother-in-law played super fine. How did it come about? It doesn't describe it, so although there is a small question, each mother of the two was depicted separately in episodes and visuals, and the heat of feelings in different forms was also shown, and I was able to feel the depth of the story. Also, while pregnant, I should have been at least useless until 3 months, but I gave in to passion, and that was that. I prayed for the child's safety. It's highly rated, but in my sense, after rounding it down to the decimal point between 3.5 and 3.9, it's finally 4 stars.

JET's Harlequin is very intriguing every time. I wonder if the compositional ability is good. Was the fiancee in this film originally Rokudenashi, or did the heroine change him...

The hero who can embrace even a serious heroine who has become a carnivore is wonderful. As the manga artist wrote in the afterword, maybe it's a hero I want to make my husband. As always, the way women's bodies are drawn is fascinating.

I wonder if these two people, who seem to have such a wonderful and good-looking eye, chose such a former partner, but I wonder if men and women are like that. The feeling after reading was also good.

Something was hard to understand about each other's feelings, and we couldn't immerse ourselves in the conversation. The hero isn't a hero yet, but the heroine is a woman I don't really understand. Meanwhile, the hero's mother was wonderful!!