Reviews for A DARING PROPOSITION Manga

HQ heroes are traumatized in some way, and they are healed by the presence of the heroine and fall in love. There are cases where the positions of the hero and heroine are reversed, but there are many cases where it is the desire of an HQ fan or a hero. The hero this time is also due to his childhood, so he chose opponents who are not serious according to the heroine's aunt's insight. It's like holding an Inner Child. As a result, the man became a kid lol the hero is the father and the father is honest to himself lol even the child is tough, but why don't you leave it to your aunt? The heroine also desperately plays a calm secretary, but since she has objectivity to back that up, I wonder if they can hold the child hero in their hands and become a fun family ~ congratulations, congratulations?

The heroine has witnessed the hero's love affairs on her side for a long time, and the story moves when she has made up her mind to leave any longer. That was great ~. Sorry Norman..

It's a heart-warming and wonderful story. The characters drawn by this manga artist are kind. Then, I draw an expression that makes me feel excited from time to time. That was the case this time too. There are many stories about bosses and talented secretaries, and this work stands out among them.

A story about a playboy boss and a secretary who falls in unrequited love with his boss. It's a patterned one, but I'm glad that Hanazu-sensei's clumsy and sincere visuals erased the flimsy feeling.

The heroine decided to leave because she was tired of the futility of continuing to have her favorite feelings. Men are also depicted with reactions that are easy to imagine, and one day they decide to face her. Even if it's not Harlequin, this is king in the world's major field of Roman comedy. Also, the combination of secretary and boss is a staple HQ product. It was fun and sad, and he overcame the barriers he had made himself... The fact that “I can't stand myself when I'm too excited” was a pressure point. The exchange that conceals his true intentions, repairs the surface, and calmly ignites him shows the high level of comedy in this story. Also, leaving from close proximity to him while feeling discouraged if I couldn't bring out his feelings was, “What should I find happiness in and live my life from now on.” I was able to sense the painful determination of the heroine, who has greatly nurtured her work through shared hardships, in the lines of, and this one I was reading also felt lonely and sad. The tempo of the story is good, the way the lines are rotated is good, and as I read it, I get more and more into my heart of unrequited love, and the excitement is conveyed well. The development of his words and actions is orthodox, yet for some reason it works skillfully as an episode in the story. I was able to see the essence of romance to my heart's content in a fun and slightly relaxing book. I feel the roundness of Hanazu-sensei's paintings, which I'm not good at, but seeing one of the best depictions of the inner world led to disgust in the story, which led to the disappearance of disgust from the scene where he realized his love, yet I became attached to the two people.

There are scenes where the heroine is cute and sad, but I think it's easy to read on partly because of that.

The hero is so insensitive that I think to what extent she doesn't notice the heroine's feelings... A heroine I've been thinking about for 5 years. I'm glad it had a happy ending at the end!

A secretary who has a crush on a boss for many years, and a boss who doesn't see such a secretary as a woman... well, it's a story with a royal setting. They are two people who end up carrying out a ridiculous plan by accident, but from there, a subtle change in the boss's feelings appears... It's just a royal development. I don't know about the original story, but the boss x secretary drawn by a Japanese manga artist also has a lot of comedy touches... This work also has a comedic touch. The supporting characters are also an exquisite secret ingredient. Yes. I've bought this author's work several times, and the pictures are beautiful, the story structure is solid, and it's easy to read. There are no musky developments, but the feeling after reading is warm and warm. There is no loss in buying it. I recommend it.

Both the heroine and the hero are fascinating! I ended up feeling a little furious at the end, but I was able to do it fast along the way ♪

The heroine is so cute and has a wonderful personality that I can't help but cheer for her ~ ❗ I read it while feeling excited, sad, and sad together, right? I'm glad it was a happy ending ✨

The heroine is usually a smart and talented secretary. The reason why I gave up and withdrew because it was love that didn't come true was written in plain language, and I was able to sympathize with it. I bought an artist, but there are no losses this time either.?

We've been together ever since we set up the business, and the heroine continues to fall in love with him, and he catches a slender blonde beauty. I wanted to have children, so I was told to look for them, and it's wonderful that I was able to quickly say myself

A very forward-looking work. I think the structure is good. I'm excited because it's been a long time since I made a good work.

I wonder if I can cry... I feel relieved... A beautiful, smart secretary who always deals with bosses who are out of place. The perfect combination, and a happy ending at the end. Confessions from women are cool too.

At first I thought he was what kind of selfish man he wanted to have only children without marriage and raise them as his own, but he got scammed by the heroine for misunderstanding him, and he became kind of adorable. Somehow, it ended cleanly with a hero heroine with straightforward roots.

It is a work where two people, who have been working partners for a long time, begin bargaining for love when they want children. Even though they are two extremely mature people, their love bargaining was so orthodox and cute.

That was a cute story. But I wonder if it's too easy for me... I wanted them to read more of the sad part. I love Hanazu-san's paintings.