Reviews for NANNY FOR THE MILLIONAIRE'S TWINS Manga

What a made hero! Even though it's HQ!! The heroine was also a nice kid... the people around her were all nice people, so it was a great story

A heroine who has had disastrous events in the past. I respect that devotion. Becoming a nanny feels like God's guidance. The hero was also a wonderful person. pattern? It also really suited me, and I was drawn in.

The hero is a very nice work. The heroine had a hard time, but I thought she was a happy heroine who was cherished by the two men. No matter how many times I reread it at the end, tears overflow.

He's such a wonderful hero that I think there are people who have made this much! I reflect on the past and look to the future, and to that end, I think about what I can do and put it into practice one by one. The heroine, who is in the midst of sorrow, also faces forward and lives her life because she was able to meet a hero. I'm wondering why such a wonderful hero is being pushed to twins, but since the story doesn't start, I recommend it's a story that makes you feel kind (lol) better than I's hero brother ☆

There isn't a single person I don't like, and I know that everyone really loves someone in their lives, and although there are sad and painful parts, it ends very comfortably at the end.

I've read hundreds of books and Harlequin, and there are many stories I like because I like them, but there are many stories I like, but this is the first story I've been moved by without any complaints up to this point. Everyone who came out was wonderful, and I thought I'd do my best to be like those people, even a little bit.

A sad and sad heroine. A family of heroes who saved her. Ultraman Family O (%) ○ The hero is kind and has adult inclusiveness to protect, help and support the heroine, and is wonderful. “Jason and I are the only ones who worry about you” Kuhn. The scene where the last wind sends it out is moving. That was a great story.

The love between a nanny with a translation and a hero with a heart like a boy who is too pure. Here and there, the hero's lines were boyish and ironic, and exciting, like the main character in “Catcher in the Rye.” The relationship between the hero and his older brother is cool too. “Hey, bridegroom” and “what, groom's older brother” too!! Thank you so much, wonderful\ (^o^)/♪ Takakura sensei.

It was easy to think that Harlequin always had the same pattern, but this story was a good, moving story that seemed to turn into a drama. The heroine and hero who act with compassion for her indescribable lover in her hospital bed are wonderful. It was a good work that taught me how to be and act as a person in response to the death of someone close to me.

There was no Harle comic that made me cry this much. I'm glad I was able to read a really good story. I haven't read my older brother's story, so why don't I read it after this one?

Hero, what a nice guy! Loved by him, the heroine is a happy person! However, people's deaths are involved, so I'm not happy if I let go, but I'm glad I was able to move forward. I was also surprised by the mother, who had a completely different impression when talking about the older brother and when talking about the younger brother, but as time passed, I wonder if the original mother was this one. That was a good story (^-^)

I think it's a carefully drawn adult comic. In particular, there was a sense of realism in the psychological depiction of the hero. A conflict that made me wish that the heroine's fiancee would die. The taboo parts were also neatly drawn, and I was able to read them well.

His love is broad and warm. It envelops a heroine who is rich, humble, and in difficult circumstances. His character, who says it became difficult to listen to her story, is attractive. Sometimes I think it looks good too, but the 22-page angle is particularly good. It's a beautiful full-length story, and it makes me cry quite a bit, so I think it's better to think carefully about where to read it.. He, the man called Chance, is a person who probably couldn't be better for women. The heroine, who is loved by such people, also pours as much love as she can give to her fiancee lying on the floor. Under such circumstances, if she hasn't been hugged for years now, the reader herself will relive and sense her in the heroine's state of mind when conveying her genuinely happy feelings of being invited to dance by an opportunity, such as the fact that this story was a really difficult situation or something like salvation from having an opportunity. This story is filled with the warmth of people. Every day of those who have survived, those who barely live in a state where they have taken their lives, and those who live after that in a state where they can be more active, and the cruelty of fate is expressed, and it resonates in my heart. Thinking about the psychological state of my fiancee, who seems to have intentions even if his body doesn't move, I do my best to be honest with him who everyone can't listen to. After thinking about his feelings for the heroine in his place, I am moved to see how he thinks about a woman's happiness by quietly continuing to hold his feelings for the heroine deep and spend time quietly.

A hero who hires a heroine who has had an accident and is unable to break her feelings for her unconscious fiancé as a nanny. While gradually being attracted to each other, they respect each other with their deep, restrained love. The hero's former lover, who is the mother of twin babies, is a terrible woman, but all the other characters are good people. The hero patiently waits for the heroine's heart to unravel was so wonderful.

It was a work that naturally brought tears to my eyes. I think the wind production made me cry. At the end, it felt like Kaze and Jason took a delicious place. The heavy air made me feel light and refreshed after reading. I know what will happen to Jason at the end of a work with this kind of content, but if you make a mistake, it's easy for the heroine to look like a woman you don't like. Somehow it would be nice if one person became happy. However, I really liked this work because they made time to move on properly, and it didn't rely on the hero, and it made the heroine herself take a step forward properly, and I really liked that. And, anyway, all the people who come out are nice people!! The hero is a really nice guy. I properly reflect on my bad points, and I'm just gentlemanly. At the end, I thought it was really nice to have a happy ending.