Reviews for CONTRACTED: CORPORATE WIFE Manga

Bought a few years ago. You can reread it as many times as you like. The cynicism that flows through the whole thing is unbearable. The simple lines of the pattern are perfect for conversation, and the kids and their best friend Marisa have a great taste. My Harley ♡ most recommended of these ‼ ︎

It was a warm and wonderful story that made my heart feel tight! The hero, heroine, her family, and friends are all inextricably accurate and loving. I'm so glad that the story unfolding was a no-brainer, and the courage and hard work for each of them's feelings, confusion, and happiness! I was very satisfied!

It's common to see settings with young children, but single mother settings with teen daughters are rare. It's like a calm, mature love, and they're both too clumsy and slapstick (lol). The last scene, the daughter and son's lines have a nice flavor.

Unlike young and light-hearted girls, the charm and family love of an adult woman enveloped the boss's heart! I was amazed! The design is also smooth and I like the author!

It's supposed to be a contract marriage, but I'm worried about the heroine who has children... But after all, the hero is a kind person with a heart, so I think I noticed the heroine's good heart.

This is my favorite author. It was interesting for the children to take a close look at the two of them.

　It's not love, it's quite a setting where a woman with two children has a stable life, and a man has a friendship marriage in order to continue a life where they can play freely with women. But it was interesting.

I love Kubota sensei! It's a cute story with an exquisite sense of familiarity and love. If there were more pages, I wanted to watch Icharab too. I hope they will continue to draw more Harlequins. I'm rooting for you!

Each line progresses the story brilliantly without waste, and since they are told vividly, the plain pictures dismiss and leave the characters' expressions to the wings of the reader's imagination. It's as if simplified ones have richer expressive power, and it makes me realize that the possibilities of comics are not limited to glitter and beautiful designs. I remember being able to really enjoy the inside even though Ninomiya sensei's painting style in “Nodame” wasn't flashy. Also, in this HQ, Sadaishi-dori, he still belongs to the highest category, and although he has everything, the depiction of when he realizes that he loves the heroine makes me excited again. The heroine also has a process where she decides to convey her feelings, but it's not abrupt, and I feel like I was persuaded even myself by a series of words that push the back of the heroine, who had become timid in love. You can also really enjoy the elation of romance to a surprising extent. Family days also have a somewhat realistic impression as the subject, and the fact that there is no false smell or sufficient smell of life is depicted in the lines makes this story tasteful. When this happens, he also looks wonderful, so it's strange. I really thought that I wanted to remarry someone like this. His every move is amazing. Then, the impact of the solid lines everywhere strangely stuck in my heart. Like American romance movies that are released every December (although this Harlequin is set in England), he makes a quick decision at the end. Now I'm going to put into words what I want to convey before the heroine. That's why that exchange brought emotion to me, the reader, who had always been close to the heroine's heart movements until then, as an effective bomb. Children instinctively accept adults. If what goes in between is real, there is no relationship such as a blood connection or “mom's friend.” This story has the kind of happiness I've been looking for. It's one book I reached for by chance in the midst of continuing to read, and I'm glad I found it.

The two, who were supposed to be in a “contract marriage,” gradually became close in their feelings, and there was also a scene where their thoughts intersect and they became sad and anxious. My daughter's conversation at the wedding was overwhelming. This kid is watching adults a lot. Heroes who were arrogant but honest, loyal, and family friendly are wonderful.

It was a highly rated and convincing work. The picture doesn't have a recent atmosphere, but the story is very good, and the sense of satisfaction is very high. We had a rational contract marriage in order to respond to our children, life, and reality, but as we were together, we fell in love with each other again. There are other likely stories, but I felt that the part about being for children and life was very real. Also, the flow of people thinking about each other again under such circumstances was not written in an unreasonable way, and it was accepted very smoothly. I was able to give it a rating of 5 without hesitation.

It's a common setting called a contract marriage between a talented boss and a perfect secretary, but I enjoyed reading it because it developed obliquely above my expectations! Also, I usually enjoy Harlequin while having an awakened feeling that “there's no way this can happen,” but I empathized with this work for the first time in a long time. And the last boss's confession was unexpectedly hilarious?

I love the Harley Quinn boss series. Among them, there is a good balance between fresh stories and classics, and this kind of husband is the best.

The depiction of emotions was good and I enjoyed reading it. The kids are good kids too. The future for the new couple is clear and bright.

There aren't any love scenes between them, are there? Wow, that's so disappointing. But the kids' lines were good. You're watching properly, aren't you, kid? I wonder if love bothers... what a wonderful word (laughs)