Reviews for THE IRRESISTIBLE TYCOON Manga

I burst into tears unintentionally. The kids are cute, and both of them are wonderful. I fell in love with this author. That was a wonderful story.

A story that makes me very happy. The heroine's past is difficult, but I'm glad she seems to be able to recover. Lucas is so nice!

I'm buying the author. A heroine who has experienced a difficult marriage in the past and has a fear of men. Even if I'm attracted to a hero, it's hard to get out of the trauma... My former husband was a bad scum.

The heroine, who was treated harshly by her former husband and became a widow, was imprisoned in that past. In front of her, the hero meets her as her boss. It's a story where she, frightened by the past, opens her heart to him.

My daughter's face and straightforward childlike personality are just so cute! And the hero is just so handsome! He is clear in black and white as a person who stands at the top at work, and his way of dealing with friends and women is wonderful. The heroine's former husband was more scum than I had anticipated, but I'm sure the hero will continue to wipe away such a past.

This is the first time I've read this manga artist's work. At first, the sketch-like touch isn't good at it? I thought, but when I read it to the end, I thought everything matched.

When I finished reading it, I felt a sense of relief. The heroine's daughter is honest and cute! And there are so many handsome heroes you wouldn't think of as Harlequin! You should definitely read it!

It was really good. The fact that the hero knows about the heroine's wonderful places and children and falls in love with them, and the fact that the heroine is simply a wonderful person to the hero, is gradually attracted and saved and falls in love with them, and the changes in their feelings were depicted so nicely with words, gestures, and expressions! The heroine's least former husband is annoying, but I'm glad I met the hero!!

I'm going to cringe. I read it over and over again~ ♡ It's nice that the pictures are beautiful and plain, and it looks like England again!! It doesn't matter, but someday I want to read The Tale of Genji with Kawamura sensei

It's a story about a heroine with children and trauma, which is common among Harlequins, and I was able to read it without getting bored at all. It's neatly organized. I've also read Kawamura sensei's other Harlequin works, and the characters move so naturally, huh? There isn't a scene I think about. The casual, normal scenes made me feel relaxed, and there was a lot of excitement in the story, and I wanted them to write more Harlequin works!

That was a great story. The feelings and relationship between the two progressed slowly but not to be impatient, and it was a satisfying happy experience. It was hard to read The Harshness of the Heroine's Ex-Husband. Heroes are so kind! I just didn't like the picture. The children were drawn in a cute way, but the adults are too bad.

It was a good Harlequin-like story. I'm attracted to small children when they come out. It would have been nice if there were about 2 pages left at the end.

The title is the heroine of a light but deeply traumatized single mother. You will be healed by the hero's warm kindness. The melody is cute.

My daughter is so cute that I can understand the feeling that the hero will melt away. I was relieved by the story where the heroine's former husband is stupid but overall kind.

It was a story where Lucas, who gently envelops Allen's painful past, was so amazing that it made me think that if there were a lot of people like that in the world, there wouldn't be any disputes.

It's a beauty setting, but that wasn't the case; that was a pity. My daughter was cute and my hero was cool. The story was common, but I think it was good.

I like his sincere character, which slowly penetrates the heroine's heart, doesn't step in too much and doesn't pull away. Kawamura sensei's line seems to back it up. I can clearly sense the simplicity of the heroine and the depiction of the gap between the president's surroundings due to the surprise of adoption, but even though my friend said it was beautiful, the overall subtlety of the work didn't go away even in the second half. Even in reality, there aren't many people who have the trifecta of a good husband, a good girl, and a good member of society, but in Harlequin, if you hit a stone, you hit it, so it's fun. I like the scene where the heroine reaches out for the happiness of being able to break up with an unhappy past, but I feel like it would be nice if the heroine in that scene showed me a little more drama. Although you can see the accumulation of feelings between the two people in each episode, they prepared the ingredients, but there was a sense of lack of time for finishing with the processing and cooking process. I wanted to see traces of healing appropriate for recovering from the deep and large wounds I had received in my heart. My hairstyle often looked unkempt. I can see few lines showing hair. That was great, so I uploaded a 5 Stars review once with the intention of 4.5, but when I reread it now, each made a mistake at work once in the two cell phone episodes, I didn't even feel careless for a short period of time, and I couldn't get rid of the sense of incongruity based on the settings where the work was done properly, and the stars changed to 4. I'm sorry.