Reviews for THE BEDROOM BUSINESS Manga

Even though I have given my secretary the nickname Sparrow, I'm totally dependent on him. There's no aftermath, and they're all people you'll break up with right away if they hint at marriage. Even so, the secretary who helped with the transformation of the secretary and finally became such a good friend, Yasaki who tried to get fired, and the secretary who went away so clean and refreshingly is wonderful

I liked this artist's painting and bought it. There were times when the debut evaluation was also good. I bought it and it was correct. It was even better if there was a little more afterglow in the last story, but I was fascinated by the love between the beginner in love and the playboy boss. I recommend it.

The heroine Emily, who grew up hearing a lot of complaints about romance from her older sisters, also has some kind of normal hope of falling in love and getting married. However, in reality, I had no such experience, and no opportunity had come my way. It was a sweet experience where I worked as a secretary beside Hero Jake, saw only the by-products of romance, and finally came through the days when I had just heard of it. I was surprised at how quickly it unfolded to appease me by drawing a conflict of excitement and heartbreak that wasn't heavy on events where laughter was prioritized, but it ended quickly by making me look forward to the future. My hero is drunk on himself, and it's funny to notice that he was led by his ex girlfriend because he didn't know that real love, but he enjoyed being at the mercy of love at super speed until Happien.

It's a story where even a man who can replace a beautiful woman if he feels like that, is swayed by a cute, all-beautiful, and innocent woman who is swayed and raised her hand. If I had to draw such a story, Uesugi World would be the best, and it was wonderful.

I'm a big fan of the handsome guy Uesugi sensei draws. I'm so envious of being able to fall in love with such a handsome guy. It's a common story, but no matter when I read The Love Affair between Chara Man and an Ubu Woman, I'm amazed.?

Heroes are awesome, too funny (laughs) Sometimes heroes like this are good too, right? I smirked every time I said my sparrow. I really enjoyed it because I didn't like either the story or the characters. I saw someone else write it, but I think it would have been even better if there was another scene at the end. Is this a recommended work?

is Harlequin a comedy? I think, but this work is “Ali.” An exchange between cute “sparrows” and “wolves.” A pretty stupid hero is Tsubo.

A fun story. It's full of comedy, and there are no dark upbringing or family circumstances. It just made me laugh when he went right and left. The two men also each get a one-shot punch from the woman during the conversation, and it feels like they're going to do it. There was no sense of excess or deficiency in the ending, and the tempo as the story progressed was fast and sharp. His lightness was depicted in a nice way, and although it's nice to make the reader laugh, I wanted Hana too. The scene of their first kiss shows the atmosphere of the two falling in love.

It's a lovely cute story. The characters, both the heroine and the hero, are cute, so I enjoyed reading them. I can read at a good tempo, and I can read comfortably until the end.

Even though the boss Jake and his secretary Emily weren't aware of each other, it was nice how they became more and more addicted to each other ♪ The gag faces that come up once in a while were cute ~ I like that, it's getting cuter and cuter, I'm also paying attention to Emily

The setting and content are Harlequin, but it's totally Uesugi sensei's world (lol). The cute designs and comical developments make it easy to read at a good tempo. Both the playboy hero and the naive and squishy heroine will be adorable characters if you let Uesugi sensei draw them. That was interesting.

Emily was not a romantic partner for various reasons, but Jake instinctively wanted Emily. So it wasn't fun for another guy to kick Emily out a little bit, was it? Even so, Brandi was a really cool older sister in the end (lol)

The boss, Jake, is a man with a high level of experience in love. Amy, the secretary, is a smart secretary who does the job perfectly with almost zero experience in love. A romantic comedy about two people who are a perfect match at work but didn't think they were interested at all in private? Jake in front of her? The only person who isn't aware of my true intentions when I say “cute sparrows” ❤ is the person himself laughable, huh? Also, is it strange that his behavior after he realizes his feelings for Amy isn't something that a man with a lot of romantic experience does? Is this also your first love for a pure and innocent girlfriend? state? I had a hard image of Harlequin's work, but when Uesugi sensei did it, the romantic comedy element became high, and I like this one better.?

If you think this is Harlequin and evaluate it, it will have a completely different number of stars (laughs), but it's a story about an idiot president with a lot of love who loves women, falling for a plain secretary. The heroine was cute and made me forget how dangerous the hero is. However, this hero can run a company a lot with this... That's too stupid for the president.

Isn't it already dazzling from the beginning to think that Sparrow is cute? It would be great if you fell in love with such a boyish feeling. The heroine is also cute and pure. Chara dudes also cut bones for innocent women lol lol

The heroine is so pure and fresh. It's exhilarating to see the hero getting more and more addicted to the heroine in agony.

It was interesting and I read it so fast. Before I knew it, both the heroine and the hero thought about each other, I can't believe. That's a wonderful story.

I prefer Harle in print, but this story was a trial reading, and I just bought it because it was interesting, but was that correct? When I have enough points, I think I'll try printing too?

I liked Kanako Uesugi's paintings and bought them. The sight of the playboy president being swayed by his plain secretary is smiling. I couldn't help but smirk while reading it.