Reviews for BEDDED BY THE BOSS Manga

I really never get tired of looking at Watanabe-sensei's paintings; I'm in love with them. The heroes of this game are coming from almost to the beginning to the end. Also, the heroine is hurt by her past love affair, so she is very careful. The hero who pulled, pushed, and pulled kept making me cringe. Also, my daughter is so cute. The final proposal was the best, and the final happy scene was the superlative Happien, which made me so happy.?

The picture is beautiful. You can enjoy it just by looking at it. Harlequins passed each other all the time and there were a lot of happy endings at the end, but I liked this story because there were no arguments or people I didn't like ‼ ︎

It's a work you'll want to reread over and over again. The picture is beautiful, and I feel like the work has improved many times over.

The story is good too, but after all, the drawing is too beautiful...! The characters, clothes, and backgrounds are all carefully drawn and it's amazing. As expected, Watanabe Naomi sensei! I've always loved original works without original works, and I've been reading them a lot, and since that time I loved drawing and stories, so I was so happy to be able to pick up the work after a long time! Wouldn't it be nice if old works were distributed too...?

This is a work that makes me fully enjoy Watanabe-sensei's wonderful paintings, which I learned from Harlequin's “A Brief Kiss with Tears,” once again. Every detail, both the outside and inside of the building, is really well drawn and you can enjoy watching it. The atmosphere and feeling in the unfolding story also quietly brought me close to the two of them, and there's no smell of lies. Still, it makes me calmly stare at the story of two people somewhere as third parties. Is that because the heroine is an adult who doesn't flinch and doesn't even get too cold? Is the relationship between the two okay with this beginning? Despite his little anxiety, his lead is unwavering, and for those looking for turbulence there, this kind of approach may be out of step. However, his outrageously honest expression of love conveys his sincerity. The heroine also tells the story behind the encounter right away. It seems to me that the straight, penetrating feeling that he emanates gradually takes shape, which is unique to this story. I thought his awesomeness was expressed in every word, action, and appearance. I sympathize with the heroine's feelings of trying to keep her feelings suppressed by a relationship where she can't read ahead, and I also understand very well that his character, who can behave perfectly like a father, deeply cuts deep into the heroine. It's a perfect score. More than using myself as a reader, this story doesn't excessively excite expectations through the heroine's attempt to calm down. From the encounter that almost flared up overnight, even when his heart is spoken in words, I can't read the truth about his true intentions surrounding the divorce. The heroine doesn't understand her own heart as to where this relationship will go. Scenes that don't make you have any doubts that your opponent is someone you shouldn't go deep into are scattered. He came forward without hesitation to the heroine, who thought men would be good enough. Wow, this is a story about how the best partner appeared during the Christmas season and a good family was formed. I went out of my way to Google the ending of “Sea of Love.” while at the foot of a snake... I'm a bit particular about Japanese, and when I see “so” and “this way” written in the work, I can't help but want to change it to “that kind of thing” or “this way.” That alone seems cheap, and I feel that they are demeaning.

There are a lot of manga artists that aren't good at Harlequin (laughs) but anyway, this manga artist's pictures are so wonderful, and that alone makes me fascinated. The story is also family, so I was relieved.

There's a sense of stability. There were no disgusting people, so I was able to read it comfortably (≧ ▽ ≤)

Fascinated by the pictures and price cuts, I read Harlequin for the first time. The story is normal with no twists. But I think this Cinderella story is in demand because of its merits. There was no strangely exciting or complicated, and it can be said that it was boring, but I liked it. The picture is beautiful. The interior also looks like it's from a foreign country, and it's like watching a foreign drama. I also wanted to read something more dramatic with this picture.

The heroine is also strong as a single mother, and her opponent's hero is just wonderful, and in addition to her appearance, she also has a wonderful inner world, which is amazing!

What will happen to the two of them when they have a disturbing and romantic encounter and reunion that anticipates misunderstandings! I was thrilled with anticipation. There's no such thing as a common hero in HQ running wild and confused due to misunderstandings; rather, he is an example of a hero who loves a heroine who is reluctant to fall in love with his daughters and continues to sincerely woo them! However, personally, the depiction of the encounter seemed to anticipate a misunderstanding, and I thought it would have been okay if there was a little trouble there, and that point was slightly transparent, so 4 stars.

The pictures were gorgeous and easy to read. It was a relationship that began with a misunderstanding, but I'm glad they smiled.

This is a story about a boss who falls in love at first sight with a single mother who is desperately raising her beloved daughter. It was so wonderful to see so many depictions of the two people who are attracted to each other taking care of their daughter more than anything else.