Reviews for Her Boss's Marriage Agenda Manga

The heroine was cute, and although there was a sense of fluttering, I enjoyed reading it until the final happy ending.

cute? How cute is the heroine Erin. The situation where her delusions are exploding only because she is an inexperienced woman is still a dreaming girl. It's disrespectful from the person's point of view, but I'm imagining (delusional) that the hero Josh also saw through her cuteness (laughs), another fierce character, mother Nina, who appears here. They'll do it for you. This person seems so free-spirited that it's hard to understand why she married Erin's father, and she's a lonely person who doesn't lie to herself. They're more like sisters years apart than mother and daughter, and they smile. The common denominator of love affairs, which is the source of trouble due to being single, colored the story in a more comical way. In any case, falling romantic feelings that turn to mud will create troublesome situations. But is it omitted in this story or that isn't the case, Nina wandering around from one to the next. For me, this kind of mother would be a headache. Perhaps because there is a promise not to get married, her behavior of being pampered and sparkling may be a reaction to Erin's father's restraint and regularity, but on the other hand, suspicions have also arisen that she may not have been in true love. It's sad though. The trial of love between mother and daughter came in an astonishing form, but the act of determination to understand it, which seems to be possible and requires tremendous courage, became a ticket to Happien beyond that. In drawing the ending, the face of Josh rushing to Erin was so cute and exciting.