Reviews for The Managing Director's Ingeniously Sweet Plan Manga

This review contains spoilers. The love between a scion and an ordinary employee. I was very satisfied with the story with a happy ending that I couldn't imagine from the first encounter. The design is beautiful, and each character is charming! It's a work that makes me feel once again that romance manga is good.

This review contains spoilers. I'm glad that Shun is so cool but protects Terena-chan and the really wonderful couple Kyoko was also happy, but I'd like to see what happened after Rena-chan and Shun and after Kairi, so I'd like you to write about it sometime.

This review contains spoilers. It's a love affair between a son-in-law and an ordinary employee, but even though the impression of Shun and Rena's encounter wasn't very good, the two are gradually drawn to each other. Shun fell in love with Reina so much that he was jealous and so adorable. Every time I read it, it was a sweet story since we both had feelings for each other, and I thought it would be nice. Everyone was so happy at the end, and I was so refreshed when I finished reading it.

This review contains spoilers. I'm glad everyone had a happy ending. I think it was a good work that reminded me of important things.

This review contains spoilers. I've been the worst managing director since we met, but being so mean and selfish that boys would turn them into girls they like was cute! The main character was surrounded by nice people, and I watched closely! I want to keep reading!

This review contains spoilers. ... so I thoroughly enjoyed being a managing director like that. In addition to this personality, I really like this eye for drawing, the kind of eye that targets prey. At first, she takes a terrible attitude towards the heroine based on her assumptions and misunderstandings, but she properly thinks again and apologizes (and doting begins from there). The roots are straightforward and unwavering, aren't they? Also, since the main character's surroundings are basically made up of nice people, I was able to read it with peace of mind even though there were some bad incidents. The supporting characters also have a good flavor. I'm looking forward to the future of my younger brother, who has become similar to the managing director (laughs) It became a strange habit, and I bought paper books because I wanted to reread them over and over again, and I love them so much.

This review contains spoilers. I liked both the pictures and the story, so I read them all at once. I think I'll continue to reread it from time to time. I'm also worried about the aftermath of the two people around me, so I was happy that there was also an extra story about Kyoko.

This review contains spoilers. They're both cute, so I can't help but wonder what's next. The people surrounding the two main characters are also all good people, and you will be healed.?

This review contains spoilers. I know it's a common story where an elite boss dotes on a normal office lady, but I'm really addicted to it. Nakayama Reina, who works in the general affairs department, worked part-time at night to pay her father's hospitalization expenses and her younger brother's college tuition. Hasebe Shun, the company's managing director, found out about it, and I'm prepared to get fired. The managing director despises Reina and takes a cold attitude, but for some reason he starts to worry about Reina. I'm thrilled when the managing director's mind changes and misunderstandings about Reina are resolved, and the executive director's expression softens. I read this and got it right ♡

This review contains spoilers. The picture was also a picture I liked, and the story was solid, and I was drawn in. It was wonderful that the managing director, who only made smiles, had a natural, gentle smile by loving the heroine. The heroine's younger brother also became an adult face as the story progressed, and she is the younger sister of the managing director in the extra edition, and it was wonderful to see the happy ending between the heroine's best friend and the managing director's best friend.