Reviews for HAVING THE BOSS'S BABIES Manga

As expected, Harlequin. The pictures look like Japanese people, but they are all foreign stories with simple conversations and dreams. I wonder if it's quaint, I can't get witty words in my Japanese-style vocabulary lol. At first when I was reading it, I read it while laughing at a story that was about far from my own galaxy while being embarrassed (self-deprecating. A woman walks out of a party on her birthday and takes a break at a bar. There, a man who is a nice young man rather than a good-looking guy and is also cool to talk with, sits beside him. There are various harlequins from that trend, but what gradually makes it possible to read without laughing is where there is a depiction of the male side's feelings. It's easy to get into the story because it depicts the feelings of both parties. Of course, situations, incidents, etc. are so amazing that you can put in a nutshell that's not going to happen, but that is required, and I know it from the beginning, so that's good. I bought Harlequin for the first time, and when I was young, I watched old Western-style movies and remembered that I admired Clark Gable, Gregory Peck, Paul Newman, etc.

The two became close because they had the same birthday. Unlike other common patterns, it was interesting to know that she was the new boss at the heroine's company from a casual conversation. Also, even though he's not a billionaire president, I was also very fond of the hero, who felt like a smart man with smart behavior.