Reviews for THE CEO'S NANNY AFFAIR Manga

This review contains spoilers. A heroine who is related by blood but has nothing to do with the love of her family, and a hero from a family that is not related by blood but is on good terms. You don't have to allow the heroine's mother and sister to treat you.

This review contains spoilers. I've been reading Comicalize by Harle quite a bit, but I'm often disappointed because of the number of pages, and I'm often disappointed because of the number of pages, and I'm often disappointed because of the number of pages. But Shiomiya-sensei always puts it together well, so I can read it without worry. Human relationships are also complicated in this story, but unlike novels that can be explained in sentences, I was able to understand comics that I understand on a pictorial basis without stress by successfully sandwiching episodes between them. After all that, the baby drawn by Shiomiya-sensei is cute, and the heroine is also beautiful. There is no indigestion, and there is a sense of satisfaction.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about a younger sister whose life was being dragged around from beginning to end by her older sister, and two people who were treated harshly by their fiancee's older sister and fall in love while overcoming various traumas by their older sister. My older sister, who had been converted, became ill... it was a dramatic story. I recommend it.

This review contains spoilers. I don't know why the heroine's mother was more attached to the heroine's older sister than her real daughter, but the heroine was hurt because of that, and she probably unknowingly made huge sacrifices in order to live a strong life. I think the hero who understood such wounds was a pretty valuable person. The kids are honest and cute, and the two of them will be creating a big, happy family from now on!