Reviews for Hot Boss, Boardroom Mistress Manga

This review contains spoilers. A hero and heroine whose financial situation was reversed when she was a child and when she became an adult. They are two people who have always been interested in each other, but they can't honestly say it, and even when they become adults, they continue to have strange differences between their positions and past events. The circumstances of the heroine grandpa are intertwined between those two, making them extra relentless. But after all, the heroine's love for her grandpa is so beautiful. Heroes are also very nice people, and I love heroines, and of course heroines have always loved heroes. What's going to happen now? I was reading it in a state of frustration. The emotional shaking scenes that appear here and there are irresistible. No matter how many times I read it, that scene brings tears to my eyes. That was a wonderful story.

This review contains spoilers. This artist's story is definitely interesting, but this one was particularly interesting. The two reunited after their positions were reversed from when they were boys and girls. Even though the heroine has always wanted to be a hero, she simply can't put it into words, and they walk away. It was so nice to meet the heroine again and at least work so hard for him. At the end, I was able to understand the feelings of the old man who separated them, and I felt kind.

This review contains spoilers. The author bought it. Empathized with the heroine and cried quite a bit? The hero's mother and children have a good taste. There are different threads, misunderstandings, and detours, but I'm glad we became a real family at the end (o^^o)

This review contains spoilers. Even though the months and days have been reversed, the hero unknowingly steps on the heroine's landmines. The heroine did her best by herself.

This review contains spoilers. There are pros and cons to the picture, but I like it because the artist is drawn into the story. Heroes struggle when they are young and become successful people at a young age. The heroine is the opposite, going from a wealthy family to a poor life. It's a development where even though they're opponents we can't forget, we're still in a rut... They are so good at pulling and pushing each other's feelings that they won't be able to leave and it will have a happy ending. It made me cry myself. If it's ➖ 1, will the heroine buy a house for the hero? I'm furious when I'm told that. A long time ago, when the hero was in trouble with money, the heroine must have done a lot (thinking it would be good). Give alms in a sense. I thought there might be a way to say no to a hero like that, even though the scale is different, even if they don't get that angry, by saying let's buy them a house. Because I think my classmate's shoe polishing was miserable...