Reviews for LOVE BY PROXY Manga

A bright and fun comedy. The playful joke that the heroine undertook with good intentions steers the story in various places. The heroine, who is blessed with people, interacts with her surroundings and is also a warm and nice feeling. His grandmother was once again in the position of chairman of the company, so it was an interesting move. The left-facing profile scene was nice, but I really wanted this to be moved a little more by the way he drew it. The clothes are... Women have wonderful hairstyles and clothes, so his appearance is even more unsatisfactory, and the feeling of being the CEO of a large company is a bit unsatisfactory even when they have changed inns. No, there are a lot of CEOs in the HQ comics world who don't look like that at all, but I want to say that because they're Hashimoto sensei. Since they are teachers who show me pictures of a high standard, it is precisely because there is almost nothing to worry about that I want to convey the only thing I care about in pictures. Her fiancee Kun, who is in the countryside, is depicted in a way that doesn't come right to the heroine, and it emphasizes the atmosphere of being swept away by suggestions from her surroundings. I'm glad that the restaurant scene didn't have to be transformed by dressing up to dazzle him because of his satiety from the reader's point of view. If you go out of your way to set up a screen that says I've reviewed it, is this it again? Because it will turn into a celestial evil. Instead, let me mention the beauty of the heroine, which of course he would have noticed, in his mouth, and I had no sense of it. Actually, it's nice that Hashimoto-sensei's picture shows off a convincing dress code without being out of place. It should probably be “surprising” or “surprising” rather than “other than” or “other than” when it's more than I thought, or something I've never thought of. It's a typo and I don't think it's a confusion. The Japanese title is attached along with the original title, but it's probably organized in a comicalized manner, so it doesn't fit the content that much. There are few elements of delegated agents, and it is more conveyed if they act out of a playful intrusion. If the initial evil spirit had brought to the fore the speculation that made those present believe (make them believe) that the heroine was his lover, it might have seemed to match the purpose. But after all, being a manga artist who is good at kiss scenes is probably the most important thing in HQ comics. When the break-in performance I was doing for people backfired when I voluntarily took off my skin, I was concerned about the eyes of rural communities, even though I have a warm place called my parents' house. It's not the main story, but I think I was saved by the heroine character.

Although it was a discount purchase, it was a great deal. Originally, I liked the artist, and I often buy other works, but this work is filled with so much happiness. I recommend it.

It's easy to read and easy to read, but I wonder what happened to the business negotiations. I wonder if it was necessary to set the location ○ too?