Reviews for I Confess to You in My Dreams... Manga

This review contains spoilers. A manga that makes me happy to read. A cute story about a clumsy heroine who takes advantage of the manager's weakness and threatens them to go out with each other. The manager seems to be a herbivore, but he actually has an S temperament. That gap is unbearable. I'm aware of her true intentions. Happy until the end!

This review contains spoilers. Are adults at their full potential? A nice guy who is kind, tolerant, and a wonderful man! Well, I'm in love with it! And they are both smiling.

This review contains spoilers. Shuri's stubbornness is cute, and the fact that Koichi wraps her up is really great. Being able to be honest is precious. Koichi's sense of masculinity is particularly good.

This review contains spoilers. even men care that they're years apart, don't they? But I'm sure this couple has always been in love, and isn't their wife always excited for her husband? They are a married couple that makes me think. Certainly, my husband is handsome and nice. Besides, they are very kind. If they are loved in this way, they will be a couple you will love for a long time. My wife is happy.

This review contains spoilers. 5 stars were generally rated for only 1 volume. Volume 2 is bad. First of all, no matter what the reason was, the manager married Chitose Shuri, but they prioritized requests from her exfiance over Shuri's promises and requests and went to her home and were alone, which is out of the question. Even if it's a bit like childcare neurosis, it's unnatural for a former fiancee to call a married department manager to express her true intentions or weaknesses about childcare burdens to her husband who is overseas and express them to the department manager. She's not the type to say that, so even if she says that I contacted my husband for her, it doesn't matter if it's about the problems or personalities of her former fiancé's family. It was a difficult event for the former fiancee and his wife to overcome. It's strange to leave Chitose alone even though they're newlyweds or check with Chitose if they should keep a distance from their former fiancee. Eventually, Chitose became suspicious and Chitose's peers intervened. Also, it's no good to call your former fiancee Tomoka even now. It's a common trend in comics, but even if you break up, calling them by name really isn't delicacies. Volume 1 was a nice touch, so I was quite disappointed even though I bought volume 2 without hesitation since it was a newlywed edition. Of course, there's nothing wrong with my exfiance, but for the most part, they're on good terms even after breaking up, so the setting isn't good either. I have to be thorough about that as a colleague and business-like. It doesn't matter that Chitose is 16 years older but is sexy, and the manager who becomes a technician in sudden silence when she's pant when she's sexy is sexy and looks great, and the characters I want them to do like this and the effort statement that doesn't make the manager uneasy even though Chitose marries the department manager 1 month before marriage is wonderful, and I gave it 5 stars in volume 1 evaluation, but if it's only 2 volumes, points were deducted to 3 stars due to suspected department manager. If Director Shima had a proper happy ending but is an adult and originally super elite, I wanted them to clear the points I wrote here. In the end, Shuri is important, so the manager himself declared that she would keep a distance from Tomoka, but if Shuri is also upset and jealous, don't hesitate to put yourself first in strange places. Don't prioritize Yuka regardless of the circumstances. Don't meet the two of you. Don't go to Tomoka's house. Don't call me by name. I wanted them to cry and fight even more and make Director Shima feel furious. Once you get married, family is a priority, no questions asked. The secret to a successful marriage is to thoroughly shake off the elements of anxiety that the person himself can pay even if he doesn't intend to do that. Prioritizing others in red is out of the question. Even though sex isn't that hard, it's really just a shame that there are only 2 volumes just because it's a good depiction. Still, it's a peaceful work, so I think I'll enjoy reading it.

This review contains spoilers. What a cute story. There's quite an age difference, but I was heartwarming that they are so compatible with each other. There are no good characters, and they carefully depict the feelings of the two, and I really like them.