Reviews for SLEEPING WITH THE BOSS Manga

he doesn't even have an ex, he's such a scum guy. I was able to say that so often, that's enough. It was unusual to think that the content was better than the picture on the cover.

The story was fascinating, and the pictures were so beautiful and I liked them. The heroine's ex-fiance is the worst, but I was able to forgive her because I couldn't hate her.

A boss (boss in this case) who is unable to properly handle his subordinates is called incompetent. Self-centered bosses are called one-man, and it can be seen in the world that such companies often end with only one generation. Moreover, this hero, Victor, falls in love with his secretary and acts selfishly a lot, which is interesting as a romantic comedy, but I feel that he lacks the appeal of men. I'm just jealous and it doesn't turn into a job, and I want to ask if one-man management works (laughs). The secretary heroine Alice, who defies Victor's belief that she won't drown in love, is a woman who has a complex about the size of her bust, but I don't feel like it has much to do with the story. It's a reason for losing confidence as a woman, but it's weak. It doesn't delve into the character's background in particular, and it's good for enjoying comedy, but it was a pity that I wasn't attracted to the characters.

The comedic elements are strong, and the development is quite aggressive, and the heroine's past pain is diluted in the story. Even though the location has moved, the scene changes so much that I don't feel any difference in appearance. I have the impression that each background is simple. Very serious in person, but a light love. It seemed like a good adult was sticking and walking away as if they were playing, and I think the picture was a little too light. The idle attitude of both of them is ridiculous. UPDATE: Once I gave it 5 stars, please lower it by 1. I think the value is 4.4. The reason why I somehow felt that five were too many is as follows. The balance between the heroine's play and her motives until she quit her job as a secretary, where she had been working so hard, is the fluttering difference between her ex-boyfriend's reunion in spite of her competent setting. Even though I thought it was a comedy, it didn't fit. Even though the boss was set up as a boss who could work, there was too little insight into the heroine, such as observation or insight, in the work.

I read it all at once. I was so excited that my feelings passed by, and I was relieved to finish reading it. I recommend it.