Reviews for ALL WORK AND NO PLAY... Manga

This review contains spoilers. The heroine, who was originally bright and positive, becomes a creative director and is possessed by a desire for career advancement, and although she herself thinks “for everyone” and “for her fiancee,” her selfish thoughts are actually through, and she looks great because of her own lack of self, and becomes increasingly extremely lonely. Only heroes know the appeal of heroines when they were children, and they are still melodious, so they fully cooperate with the heroine's selfish plans and offer everything in good health. What will happen to this love? Where does it end up? It makes me feel jarring. The “health” drawn by Tsuya sensei really stuck in my heart. At first, she coerced her former fiancé to keep the fact that they had broken up a long time ago, made a fool of her former fiancé's new lover (which can't be helped since she was cuckolded), and the heroine caught a glimpse of being an “unscrupulous woman,” but at the end of the game, things improved all at once, so I'm relieved that things improved all at once. I was thrilled to be able to repair my relationship with the hero that made me angry after that, but it would be a no-brainer... but even here, the hero's health and steadfastness seemed raging, and I was overwhelmed by so much love. Well, my ex-fiance wasn't a bad guy at all. The heroine really didn't love her (at first) so she walked away...

This review contains spoilers. The heroine's natural appearance was so cute that she worked so hard even though she thought “that's impossible!” It was conveyed that the hero loves the heroine and wants to cherish it, and I thought it would be nice to be thought of by someone like this! It made me feel warm after I finished reading it (^^) It's a work I want to read over and over again.