Reviews for Temporary Engagement Manga

Mr. Davenport is my favorite. As a result, I enjoyed reading it so much that it was a pity to turn the pages, saying that I liked most of the appearances and actions. In particular, I was drawn in from the party scene, and there were often charming places until the end, probably because they had looks reminiscent of a teenage boy. I fell into the illusion that I was shown part of the face of the private life of a man who has always been alert and has pushed forward with his work as a manager. There is a classic pretense of engagement in the story, but when I openly talked about my engagement in front of people, I didn't pretend, and it came quite a bit to the determined tone and movement that decided to be the heroine. There are places where the balance of the face changes from time to time depending on the orientation, but the front and whole body are the best! There's only one place, and I'm worried that the left end of the frame getting out of the car (the frame just before being told to go home to my subordinates) hits my subordinate's back view, so I wonder if something somehow couldn't be done about that, but that's all. It was an HQ comic that entertained me. Maybe that's a good thing about Comicalize.

It was so annoying that it destroyed the image of the president's secretary and I couldn't take my eyes off it, but the work was perfect Matt's change of mind was interesting

The story progresses at a good tempo, so it's easy to read on. Natsuyoshimi-sensei's paintings are also beautiful. I can enjoy reading it while thinking I'm longing for this kind of life

Natsu-san's work has a sense of stability, so it's unlikely that I missed reading it (^-^) I was also excited and able to read this work with peace of mind.

My acting secretary, Flora, is so cute and cute. It's refreshing, but there are times when I want to look good. even if it's a super secretary, is that a girl? It was a fun read.