Reviews for UNLOCKING HER BOSS'S HEART Manga

Once upon a time, when I told an acquaintance of the womanizer, “Mizuko's spirit isn't on your shoulders,” she said, “Mizuko's spirit only affects women.” In other words, if the feelings of those involved were “spirits”... they were disgusting, but I thought they had a point. In the words of the heroine, the deceased hero's deceased wife is “sad that I can only make them sad” and “I can only watch over them even though there was something I wanted to do for them.” For the hero who is attracted to the heroine, it is a symbol of his “regret,” which appears in his dreams while crying. Both are the feelings of the heroine and hero, not my late wife's true intentions, but this world only exists for living people, and there is always an opportunity (future) to move forward. The women who bullied the heroine also have that, but what kind of future

I love this author. There are a lot of historical objects drawn on it, so I found it at Harlequin and bought it without hesitation! I don't know if it's because Japanese clothes were often depicted, but are there a few clothes? lame? I also feel like it, but it's a perfect score even if you include that (*^^*)

I thought it was a kind story. A hero who is clumsy and clumsy, yet stubborn and kind. A heroine who is straight forward and does well at work, but doesn't get along well with company relationships. A nice and kind story.

The two of them are happy, so I can't break it down, and it's kind of disappointing that the people who were hard hit by the heroine were unharmed. They kicked them out of the office because they stopped by, but they're still alive. The reality that bad guys laugh louder becomes small and leaves a shadow on the feeling after reading it. They don't settle down just by kicking them out, and the iron hammer is not swayed down by the viciousness that comes with hunting them down. I think they should be punished. HQ has a reassuring structure, even to dream endings that are impossible in reality. Is it possible to say that the heroine, who was crushed by the organization due to untold slander and notoriety, was saved by love? However, if you put romance at the center of your point of view, there wouldn't be an encounter or dress up episode without it. The strange reality that even mean women can get married, and the overdone revenge with the dress he prepared has a strong presence as a turning point as a highlight of the story, but at the same time, they have made this story unique. The new work environment is a place where the boss alone can calmly evaluate work performance, so it was recognized for factors other than romance, and the development where the romance switch was turned on at some point was steady and natural. The Japanese title is unique in a sense because eye-catching words have been chosen, using him, who had been caught up in victory, as a lion, and the heroine who will flap her wings brightly from now on is an ugly duckling, but there is no play in the interpretation, and it goes against the small bones of the story. I also thought about unnecessary things, wondering if the mansion, which was hard to clean, would eventually come out in a short period of time.