Reviews for WHAT THE GREEK'S MONEY CAN'T BUY Manga

However, she also has weaknesses that want to be loved, and she is a woman I really like. They were both attracted to each other, but they got ahead quite a bit, so we didn't become Deredere... it was also frustrating. The hero who accepts her true girlfriend and loves her whole life seems to be a man. It's a wonderful Cinderella love story.

The heroine is just so strong! She plays a powerful woman using lessons from her difficult childhood and painful romance, but it's sad to think that the heroine when she eats pancakes has a real face.

A Cinderella story in a sense? However, was this Cinderella a “princess” named a secretary who wore her own glass shoes, made a pumpkin carriage, defeated the villain Guess ex-boyfriend on her own, and helped the hero “Prince”? ✨ it's refreshing and I admire them as people of the same sex, right?

It's not about the weak secretary and my heroic boss that is common in HQ, but about a strong woman with a strong heart who has gone through painful experiences in the past and a kind hero with a human touch. It contains not only romantic elements, but also incidental ones, so it's worth reading, and since the pictures are beautiful, I was drawn in and read it all at once.

The changing emotions of the two are interesting and have rich expressions, and the development of the story is rhythmically appealing

The heroine Briana got a tattoo saying “If you don't want to drown, swim” in order to use her trauma and fall into a trap and never fail again. Even though it's a commandment, it's too strict. I felt it was too difficult as a single woman. I just wanted to be a pretty woman. Being able to take revenge on Greg, who is the person behind that, is a development that is enough to lower drunkenness, but it's sad that Briana has sealed up her sweetness too much. It's so painful that even Sakis, who is attracted to her heart, is so painful that it makes me want to scratch my heart, and I don't even shed tears. However, the sweetness has not been forgotten, and it is well expressed by contrasting the sweetness of pancakes. I want to loosen the restraints. Just for a moment... I'm full of such thoughts, and it makes me feel even more sad. I'm hoping for a cool hero in HQ, but in the case of Sakis, how indulgent and aggressive are depicted just right, so I read it perfectly. I cried and laughed in the P120 scene called “Eat or Cry, Either”, but I was moved by the wonderful proposal scene.

The gap that the heroine of the worker shows in between is so cute! I'm so annoyed by these two people who can't be honest.

Both Vero and Viroin were good matches, so were they a good match? They were two people I liked even though I was able to see their true nature where they seemed cute and where the saxophone seemed too cute!

They were two people with painful pasts, but the heroine is definitely a handsome and wonderful woman. Compared to that, I think the hero felt a little unsatisfactory.

Each manga artist is different, and since there is no series name, it's hard to understand, but it's a story about the second son of the 3 brothers. Is the heroine cute anyway? While working with a clear face, in my heart I was thrilled by the boss who is the hero, and suddenly broke down with my favorite pancake. The heroine has a pretty disastrous past, but the fact that she stands firm on her own feet using that as a lesson is cool even when viewed from a same-sex perspective. Aren't heroes a bit pathetic compared to them? Even though she says she was punished by her previous secretary, she easily falls for the heroine, and the idiot sticks out her hand (laughs), the heroine is so fascinating! I like it the most of the 3 works, but when the 3 siblings are lined up, it's hard to understand who is who, so I wanted them to draw a little bit separately. Incidentally, “The Lover in Mourning Clothes” by Natsue Kogoshi is the story of the eldest son. Hidaka Nanao sensei's “Angel Was Bought by a Millionaire” is a story about 3 men.

It's a classic story about the boss and his secretary, but it's not a common story when this teacher is drawn, and the pictures are beautiful and draw me in! The hero fell in love with the heroine early on, and it was cute that she worked hard with every hand ☆ In the end, it was rolled over on the heroine's palm (laughs)

I'm sorry for the sudden strange review title... but in this work, pancakes are an important key item. The story is “The Secretary and the President's Thing,” which is common in Harlequin. It's a royal road where two people who don't bring romantic feelings into their work are attracted to each other. The main character, the cool and beautiful secretary, Briana, also witnessed the physical beauty of the handsome president Sakis (laughs), but little by little, I'm attracted to her, Sakis, whom I love There is a secret that cannot be revealed... that secret and a serious trouble that shakes the company are intertwined, and the two are inevitably at the mercy of each other, and they pass by each other while being attracted to each other. What will happen to the two...? Well, it's Harlequin. It must have had a happy ending, but I wonder if Brianna's Secret would have been a little more exciting? I can't deny the feeling that the trouble was solved so easily. However, the picture is so beautiful. Brianna's cute side is well drawn. The women drawn by this artist are generally cute. The men are wonderful too, though?