Reviews for BOARDROOM BRIDEGROOM Manga

This review contains spoilers. “Also, my dad got fired.” Just like that, lol lol did you beat Dad by yourself before coming to see Josh? I'll do it Wendy lol Josh thinks “marriage without love” and “I don't love you,” but around the time of the engagement party, he's already smitten with Wendy. Josh's feelings are drawn so that only readers can be conveyed, so I'm thrilled by the thrill of “Wendy's Sadness and Furious Expectations as a Revelation That Will Happen Later” so close in. Sure enough, the happy honeymoon because of her stupid dad turned into survival in hell, and Josh, who conveys his feelings to Al, and Josh, who is left behind by Wendy and is in despair, everything is sad. I personally love “I'm going to respond to the divorce after handing over everything in the company to the heroine” and “but the heroine has the final say,” so it was already full of applause at this point, but even 10 points wasn't enough for the “incidentally, I fired my dad” statement! it became lol. There are no details about Josh's birth and upbringing, but the condominium without an elevator is called “a palace when I saw it when I was a kid,” so he probably grew up poor, and he grew up on his own. What such a man says, “You can start a business from scratch at any time,” is extremely reliable, and trying to make amends to the heroine even if you let go of the results of your work is also manly. It's also nice that the last one is Josh's monologue. Josh was the one who met the heroine and was made happy by the heroine's love.