Reviews for THE BOSS'S FAKE FIANCEE Manga

This review contains spoilers. A love story between a plain secretary and her boss, the secretary has an unrequited love for her boss, but the boss wasn't interested in her secretary (or rather a serious romance) at all. But at the suggestion of the boss's cousin, when the boss's older brother and the boss's ex-girlfriend get married, they end up playing a fake fiancee in order to appeal “I don't think anything anymore”... This story is a classic HQ story, and the taste is quite different depending on whether the heroine is smart or an idiot, and whether the hero just wants to be playful or a rational person... what! It's a combination of “intelligent heroine” and “rational hero,” so it's the most gentle story. Sometimes it becomes thrilling, but since the heroine Lyla doesn't cause hysteria even once, and the hero Miguel doesn't forcibly kick in, the relationship remains much calmer. There were so few incidents that Lyla left as she had originally intended, and Miguel was seen off... but! When I came here, Furia was thought to be a bad woman, but she was actually an honest and honest kid (Lyla saw through even that! From the really smart heroine...), they were completely blown up and brought back to Lyla. My mother's circumstances were also due to love, and it was a great story in all directions. Rather than stories where the heroine simply makes the hero happy, I definitely recommend it to people who like stories where the hero who appears to be a successful person solves the problems contained within the heroine with her humanity, intelligence, and resourcefulness. Incidentally, you can read the story “My Cousin Ricardo,” who became the two Cupids, becomes the hero in “Love Remains a Bud.”

This review contains spoilers. Heroes are probably too uninterested in others. It seems like she was aware of her ex-girlfriend's bad personality, but she didn't actively try to help the heroine. Well, the heroine didn't need that.

This review contains spoilers. The protagonist regrets her past when she told the child counseling center about her mother, who was addicted to alcohol, and was forced to live apart. By accident, I ended up playing the fiancee of my boss at work. He also seems to be busy for two weeks before the wedding, because his older brother's fiancee hasn't been appreciated by his ex-girlfriend or his family... The day is likely to be the peak of fatigue.

This review contains spoilers. The hero is too insensitive. What is it like to finally go after the heroine after being told by an ex-girlfriend...?