Reviews for FILL-IN FIANCEE Manga

They are two people with completely different families and the environment they grew up in, but I felt that they were very compatible when interacting while living together. The characters of the main character's parents are particularly amazing. But on the other hand, I really sympathize with the protagonist who lived their lives as teachers. I'm also convinced that the hero is gradually becoming attracted to her.

Please let them go to school. I can't believe my child asked me to get married too. I love the picture because it's warm and warm.

I love the funky designs and stories drawn by this artist.

I love this work and will be rereading it over and over again! The hero's parents and the heroine's parents both have strong characters and are interesting!

I like this author's work. There are no deviations. At first, I was reluctant because I didn't like the picture, but since the story is interesting, I'm always satisfied with reading it.

It's a story about a fake engagement between the hero everyone admires at work and a serious paralegal heroine. I enjoyed reading it because there were places where I laughed so much! As is often the case with Harley, it's a pity that it ended in a hurry (*_*)

It's a story with a pattern of when will my replacement lover be... but what is this throbbing in my heart? It was a well-made story that flowed naturally without difficulty, with no worn-out lines like this, or the first kiss like this, and included relationships with both unique parents. In HQ, people often lose their sense of reason and are strongly attracted to each other, but that's not usually the case. This story is also a wonderful story where people gradually feel love for someone they had a crush on each other, and I think it will be a natural love story even if it is visualized. Mr. Tsuya is the best! I love it!

It was called a romantic comedy movie. By the way, when did the hero fall in love with the heroine?

As expected, Tsuya sensei! It's a Harlequin work that makes me want to say that. There are places where I can laugh, and the characters are also drawn in an attractive way. Tsuya sensei is nice after all.

Overall cheerful and bright. Harlequin's royal hero. A popular hero who is cheerful, can work, and has a good upbringing. I thought she was a dreaming maiden, but other than that, she is a realistic heroine. Both are fascinating. The other characters are also unique and fun!!

It's a bright, optimistic, and somehow progressive romantic comedy where the characters sing songs. If the heroine, who isn't glaring, was cooperatively playing her fiancé when asked, even the one who asked for it was over once she finished her work, she couldn't easily go back to the way it used to be. He's too perfect. I totally understand the heroine's feeling that this isn't a pretense. Originally, HQ is high spec, but men who are so visually appealing seem to forget their feet and pursue their dreams.

It's a common story in Harley where a hero with no desire to get married asks his fellow heroine to pretend to be his lover in order to mislead his parents, but the hero is really nice! If a hero who is well-raised, fresh, and good-looking is so cherished, everyone will instantly fall head over heels in love. The heroine kept calm and did her best! I've read it so many times and it's amazing!

The heroine who becomes a false fiancee, and the heroine's parents are two people who go their own way, and it's a story I can read while supporting the heroine who lives in conflict, and I love pictures.

Two people trying to keep order properly. It's a little cute. The story progressed at a good tempo, and the happy ending was as expected. It was easy to read, but I couldn't feel any sadness or passion. I wanted a little more excitement in the final proposal scene.

It was lovely, comical, well-paced, and fun. She's a heroine and hero who grew up in a family with both extremes, but she is naturally on good terms and doesn't feel anything turbulent. There's nothing muddy, and it's refreshing.

The heroine's hair looked like Medusa, and the movie they were watching was Flemish Dog, and while there were cool elements in here and there, the heart of getting to know their partner by sharing the same time and space was unfolding. The reviews were high and I was interested in it for a long time, but I didn't understand how good it was in the standing reading range, but if you read it through the whole story, you can understand it very well.

That was interesting. The reviews were good, so I read it, but somehow it didn't look like Harlequin, so I read on with a slight disappointment and said, “If it were me, I wouldn't like sweet Bon like this manga.” The hero I thought was favorable at the end was that the heroine had a realistic personality closer to her, so I wonder when she had a heroine's perspective. I'm forgiven since she's my second son's wife. I patted him down his chest saying, “I'm glad he's not my heir son...” Be happy no matter when!