Reviews for TAKING ON THE BOSS Manga

This review contains spoilers. I feel sorry for the humiliation that Hiro Interlia suffered because she was superior to her boss Raquel. I started reading it thinking it was a case I could have prevented if I had been just a little clever. Her attitude doesn't change no matter what position she is placed in, and that splendor eventually leads to Happien, and it's exhilarating because it makes me dream that a woman is happy, but since everyone only has 24 hours of time, it feels like my spine freezes when I think about how much physical strength and mental strength and intelligence they need. The story is a drama that occurs when Hero Case revealed that he had acquired a company and also misrepresented his identity, but he had an attitude of placing importance on the foundation of trust, and that was the same in love, and there was a development where his boss Raquel interfered with it, showing the difficulty of building trust and the fact that in a short period of time, people who get in the way easily break up a bond, etc., and it was quite interesting. Of course, Keith is also excellent, so if there were no romantic feelings, she probably wouldn't have been swayed by Rachel, but since her digging a tomb is in the category of predictions, waiting to see when Keith notices it is not interesting as a love story, but I cleared it up with Zamamiro. ah, that was refreshing.

This review contains spoilers. It's finally a chance to get promoted for her, who isn't properly evaluated, even though she devotes everything to her work without caring about her parents. But the person who arrived from outside was also made to do the job of being a secretary. He also hasn't been able to face love since their divorce, and they have unintended and hidden things from each other due to work matters... I was worried that the company building was wonderful, but it came up over and over again as if they had copied it. There were quite a few other buildings, so I wonder if they are confident or do they like it?

This review contains spoilers. It's a common story where love is born from a search between a heroine who has been robbed of an executive role and a hero who is attached to an executive role. The last one was an onparade with bad lines. The pictures are beautiful and easy to read.