Reviews for THE TYCOON'S SCANDALOUS PROPOSITION Manga

This review contains spoilers. I don't think there's any loss in buying this manga artist's story. This film is a story about the entertainment industry leading up to success in Hollywood. The story structure was good, and sometimes comical, I was able to read it until the end without getting tired of it. the hero in particular is a handsome guy?

This review contains spoilers. Little by little, the worst 3 people are excited to stop the heroine from being happy, the worst sister who pretended to be kind, the best friend who cheated on the heroine and used it, and it seems like a bright future will come when the hero appears (^^) The worst 3 people are excited to somehow stop the heroine from being happy, but little by little, the heroine is calm and smart, and she is not fooled; little by little, she progresses into the future, succeeds to her dreams, and has a happy ending with the hero (^^) That was a very good story! Personally, I also feel like watching those 3 people who become unhappy even after that (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. It's a spin-off of a certain work, but what if the heroine, who opened up the future with her own power without being spoiled even when they became in love, and the hero who believed in her and kept waiting were cool!

This review contains spoilers. It's wonderful that it starts with love at first sight. I'm glad the process of the two being attracted to each other was depicted in such detail. It was good that the heroine was just healthy, but it was thanks to him that she suddenly had a strong will and persevere until the end despite being bullied by her mother? Also, he complained about the existence of new actresses he had fun with, became happy with the heroine, and medetashimedetashi was a bit like? I thought there were a lot of places to dive in, but... the side characters of My Little Sister and Her Wife were so disgusting that I wonder if that was good too

This review contains spoilers. It's a story where a heroine with a low self-esteem meets a hero because of her mother, her flashy, beautiful, but bad sister, and a fellow former actor who became her husband, and she succeeds as an actress and is tied to the hero. Until the middle, I thought it was a development that wasn't much different from when I got a role because I had a relationship with the hero who is the director, but it was great that I took a turn, moved away from him, and grasped success for the first time from my own small job. It took too long for Heroes to break up, and I felt like the balance was bad. I also wanted to see the heroine's reaction to the success of her mother and younger sister, and how the father, who was the only one in the family who understood the heroine, was happy.

This review contains spoilers. I'm glad the hard work came to fruition, I'm glad. Even people who don't like themselves or who seem to be frustrated in the middle of their efforts can be simulated and experienced by the hero's comfort, where the heroine's mother, sister, and her husband (original friend) are written off, and you can be just a little happy. Is it just because there aren't many pages? The ending was somewhat hectic, and the disgusting family story and the father who only supported me were left behind.