Reviews for HER SECRET VALENTINE Manga

Despite the setting of being long-time friends, don't we know each other too much about our private lives? It's a fun work to read if you close your eyes to points that make you think. When I learned about the heroine's side I didn't know, I started to look at her as a woman for the first time, and then began wooing her. The heroine is tired of unrequited love that hasn't been noticed for a long time, and when she steps into her private life with memories from before putting an end to it, she suffers from being swayed by his words and actions and male mode. It's a work that makes me feel excited and entertained by these two people walking close and passing by.

Hero suddenly does his best. I was surprised that it was so fast. I don't think it's unreasonable for the heroine to be confused. I was also puzzled by the way Maki sensei's paintings had fallen apart.

It was nice to have unrequited love, or rather, the feeling that two people with different environments are getting closer little by little. My daughter was super cute and she was the best cupid.

The heroine, Jeannie, broke down in tears because she was jealous of her colleagues who aggressively approach her even though she didn't have the courage to confess to the male hero Ward that she had an unrequited love for. Ward came into the scene by chance, so tears continued to flow as if a faucet had been broken. Ward reached out to get advice from Genie, who is struggling with a heterosexual relationship, but the man she talks about pushes the judgment against Rokudenashi and admonishes her to break up. I didn't even notice that Rokudenaisi. This development is snappy yet comfortable. From Genie's point of view, it was probably ridiculous to say Rokudenashi without noticing her feelings, but from my point of view, it's pretty appeasable. It's an old woman's heart that she should have confessed when she cried in his arms, but since it's a story, she thought again that it was unavoidable, but the position of the unpretentious old lady who needed to leave the office didn't change. That's because there are so many places where I think so with every event, so my emotions don't fit the heroine. Look, now is the time... That morning when he approached me, I casually loved him, so I should have said that we can't have a relationship even though he doesn't love him. It was getting frustrating, and it wasn't a place to enjoy it anymore. Even so, I felt nauseous chills when I was told the truth about his marital relationship and the birth of his daughter. I saw his true intention to have a warm family, and the ice man disappeared. Even though he took action against her resignation, he was so depressed by his insensitive Genie.

6 years not as a woman, but as a good colleague or bad friend. Being unaware of it was unbearable, and I decided to turn my mind around and make a fresh start. It progresses in a setting that isn't unusual, but there are too many kisses assuming that they are friends, and I can't read that change of heart. While showing off two people who can treat their daughter with such love, they don't show an essential depiction of his heart during a scene where they are having a good time. Except when you showed me your only desire. Even if she thinks there is no affection for him in that action, the parties themselves will understand the nature of the kiss when it comes from friendship. “What's that kiss?” Isn't it okay to ask? The fact that she isn't seen as a woman is also related to whether the heroine is at work at 50:50, so it's hard to get close to the heroine's feeling of being a victim. That's because he also shows aspects he doesn't show at work, such as the heroine's face and casual style that he didn't know at home. Nonetheless, the fact that he didn't appeal to him as a woman at work is very respectable as an attitude towards work. That's because it's unmistakable that I'm going to work. The only thing that gets caught is that I was able to spend 6 years without losing my mind doesn't mean it's a great thing either. Rather, what you should do before quitting is that if you couldn't do it without that starting point in the story, I don't think you can blame him unilaterally. However, even though he is informed that the heroine has him, he is unaware, and acts proudly and interceptively. It takes advantage of the fact that readers know the truth, and considering a stage with only a space between them, his actions cannot be praised. I think the heroine spent 6 years randomly going back on her own, or she quietly gave up and left. There, using the misfortune of the housekeeper's accident as a foothold, they turned their pinch into an opportunity as a result even if they hadn't planned it. Somehow, there is also some disappointment as to whether a highly capable woman who has built up her career has that kind of attitude. Also, even if I understand that my family at my parents' house is on their side, I feel that the way they take it is completely rough. However, they brought me a dramatic Valentine's Day motif, and that was exciting. The heroine became honest, probably due to theatrical considerations not to make the villains, but I feel that was good to include that at a later date.