Reviews for The Italian Boss's Secret Child Manga

Not everyone looks and looks the way they want. Even if they accept such a fact, they make an effort to the extent that is economically permissible, but there are also people who are forced to live lives where they are unable to do so. Even so, I have dreams and hope. It was painful for the heroine, Miji, who said that there was something necessary in order to make it come true, and it was painful because it felt so painful that even I was reading it in reality, it was so painful that it felt like I was stuck in my body. Of course, there is a painful reality on the hero side, and the fact that they have overcome it through effort is painful and painful when I read the current situation that is driving him, who is lonely, even more lonely, and it makes me shudder too. So even if I made a mistake, I was so stuck in my breath that there was no choice but to move forward, and I was really relieved that I was able to win the trust of breaking away. I knew it was a story of so much struggle and suffering, and I didn't want to read it over and over again. I don't like this kind of situation because the things you get under the mask are fictional, but when you think about the heroine's feelings for her mother, I have nothing but sympathy for the idea of “no matter what.”

Love Friday Queen is... gorgeous = huffy = impossible... it was a realistic real game in the middle where there were a lot of dream superstories like that. On top of that, I felt very close to my emotional and filial piety. (Not filial piety, but I'm being chased by nursing care) Family Sudden Death of a Family Who Works Hard to Care for My Sick Mother (country name for some reason...) Free from FRATERFIA spends the night with the company's boss and Damian at a masquerade ball... I thought it was in the usual form and it was in the same style as usual, but after disappointing my expectations, STORY would gradually join Silias or Women?? That's enough to make me think. However, since it's a break, it's a barbecue. If you like that kind of story, it might be good. It was a very nice story

I like the pictures and the story is natural, and well, it seems realistic in Harley, so I was able to read it smoothly. I'm glad the heroine was able to perform her last act of filial piety, and I personally think it was pretty good.

I met the heroine of Cleopatra and the hero of Antony, and her true identity was a dull brown rat. Although there are misunderstandings, they both know the grief of losing their families, and they may have been the closest.

I like masquerade situations. But I wonder if it's something I don't understand that much? You can understand it by voice or something, right?

I'm glad the author bought it. He was a closed-minded hero who couldn't honestly face his feelings, but I'm glad it ended happily. However, I'm sorry that the development was quick to resolve the misunderstanding ☆ 4.

I'm glad that the heroine's strength and the hero's trauma were depicted in an easy-to-understand story. I was able to read the heroine's changes in emotions and empathize.

It's impossible for the transformation to be amazing, isn't it? I think... well, is that Harlequin's good? The secretary and the boss love each other. I'm glad it had a pure feeling.