Reviews for DARING TO TRUST THE BOSS Manga

I like Shion sensei's drawing and I'm aiming for completion, so I bought this one too ^_^It was an HQ-like story!

I read several Harlequin works, and of course I thought the ratings would change quite a bit depending on the story, but this one was perfect. At the end, I finished reading it in a warm and fuzzy way that I couldn't enjoy in other works, up to the punch line.

I like Hanyu Shion's works and I often buy them, but this work isn't like a teacher in a good sense, or rather, it's filled with warmth rather than cool, and it made me feel very warm. Both the hero and heroine were cute, and the people around them had a great taste.

I thought, Mr. Bartolocchi (laughs), the face that makes me look teary looking at my son... thanks to that, I cried. The hero looked like an arrogant president and understood “love” very well, but it seemed like he had quietly given up if he couldn't hope for himself. the heroine and her family, Nishida huh? I'm really glad I was able to accept “love” in my relationships with Bartolocchi and her son ♡ The heroine's old enemy? it made you drink less than you hit him, didn't he? That was a good story.

Hanyu-sensei's work is bland, maybe, with a pattern, but I can't really see the emotion, and it's interesting, but it makes me fidget that one more thing is missing... but I was able to read very warm emotions properly in this work, and it ended with warmth at the end, which was very nice! What I'm drawing is true family love!! A heroine who was raised with a lot of warm love, but wants to rise above because she has a painful and frustrating past, and a hero who lives in solitude, who bought her abilities. The hero, who was helped by the heroine's strong core and became honest, was very nice. Apart from the main characters, the two “fathers” appeared, and they were both very attractive and had a good taste.

Hanyu sensei usually has a lot of easy stories, but this one unfolds on every machine he owns, and I hardly feel like I haven't dug enough. Nonetheless, I was taken aback by the confession that was just about to take a sharp turn from being forced to a new workplace. It's a story that warms the heart with natural scenes that make you feel that family is a strong ally. The impressive picture is pinpoint, probably because strength has gone to the progress of the story. I usually feel like there are quite a few. However, atmospheric pictures, such as the town of NY and Mr. Bartolozzi's mansion, are still nicely interspersed. I was heartbroken by Tucker's remarks about his takeover partner Junior, and it was hard to read. At the same time, it is fully conveyed that something warm is flowing deep inside Tucker in that scene. Tucker's love for not noticing or containing it himself is painful. Tucker stubbornly contains her own emotions and doesn't try to accept the heroine head-on by forcibly putting a lid on her even though she almost falls. The circumstances in which he was born and raised are overtaken by his bravado. Here, the heroine's family's support, brought about by the meticulousness of his original character, was effective. Even though it's a clearly visible development. It is linked to their hustle and bustle up until now, and muscle support from a side where it is easy to be convinced. The heroine also didn't try to be liked by her boss because of a sad and frustrating incident in the past, but if contact time is long, she deepens her feelings for good places more and more. It was very nice that the depiction of that process didn't take steps that would be easy to imagine. It's nice to feel like a confession is also bursting with excitement. Also, the boy drawn by Hanyu sensei is similar to Tucker's character, and the casting is double round. As if it had nothing to do with the heroine's past, the hustle and bustle of her family enlivened the story, involved Tucker, and set the two on fire, and it's unusual for such a large number of people to play a role around Kyogen, but it's very effective. Wind and brightness were brought into the foundation of the story of “The Demon Boss and the Secretary,” which isn't very crisp, and it was finished nicely. The presence of Gokama-kun who came from accounting also added another layer of fun. One thing, since I'm a new graduate, I wonder if that's fine. I wonder if the company hired the heroine by recruiting them in the job description. that tyranny? The flexibility to accept made the heroine grow, so it was good as a result.

The final punch line was so wonderful! As expected, I thought it was Harlequin. Hanyu sensei's paintings are as good as ever.

I don't know the length of the original story, but it was very easy to read because it was neatly organized without being in too much of a hurry. As always, the picture is beautiful and nice. It's a classic story where a woman who works hard and an arrogant man change, but there are also characters with supporting characters, so I enjoyed reading it.

It's close to a romantic comedy, but I'm glad it was organized and fun. At first, the heroine is tightly closed due to past events. I really like the last hero's embarrassing words.

Buy the artist. It unfolded quickly and I wanted to read it more carefully. The pictures are beautiful, so I think he's an artist who can enjoy the Harlequin world

I bought it because the reviews were highly rated and the synopsis seemed interesting. Maybe it's because my expectations were high, but more than I expected... I wish it had been drawn in a bit more depth overall.

I like Hanyu-sensei's heroine because she has a strong core. I was thrilled to see how little by little they were attracted to each other, even though they had past trauma.

The story doesn't begin with Olivia or Tucker falling in love at first sight. The setting to make the president secretary of an existing large company become a new employee is bad. That's because it's too affordable. This is because work cannot proceed smoothly without selecting employees who are at least familiar with the management overview. It's a story of a different dimension from being academically excellent. However, developments are going well, and various events deepened the bond between the two when they acquired Bartolozzi's company. It is a trend where the contrast between Tucker, a man who knows everything about the sour and sweet things in the world as the president of a large company, and Olivia, who is looking at the future with pure eyes that have just come out into society, fills in the gaps between each other. There is a value and attitude of love there. Tucker hasn't been able to get rid of his stubbornness, but he thought that was fine. However, her heart begins to shake when she comes into contact with Olivia. They come into contact with her family and awaken to the need for a place to stay close to Bartholozzi. The settings are bad, but the development is good. By gradually setting “gaps,” it is easier to understand how Tucker's mood changes. My heart is struck by how he confronts and comes to understand what he has pretended not to see until now. Romance is weak, but I think it's a very good read as a story about awakening to love as a person.

This artist's paintings are wonderful! In particular, the men are properly drawn, and since women are young, each generation has a strong presence and is attractive

It was a story that progressed quickly, wasn't it? They must have fallen in love with each other at first sight since they met. I think it's a bit disappointing that there aren't many mountains or valleys, and we've become happy. As mentioned in the previous review, it would have been nice to be able to see a little more of the love love between the two. is the heroine family nice? (lol)