Reviews for THE SEDUCTION BUSINESS Manga

I'm buying the author. Of course, the story between the heroine and the hero was good, but the trouble between the heroine's boss and wife was interesting.

I was worried about the trial reading and was unsure about purchasing, but since the price had been reduced, I bought it ^_^ I'm glad it's a Harlequin-like story.

If I get involved with the heroine's mother, I'm likely to be unhappy. In fact, both her and her father are in trouble. The correct answer is to leave as soon as your father did from there.

The hero's adult response and the fact that the hero and heroine were attracted to each other was natural and wonderful. Lisa's reaction at the end was insanely cute. It was a heartwarming last.

This is a story about the heroine, a career woman who was timid enough to fall in love with a sincere hero. It was also a story of rebirth between married couples and families. The children portrayed by Mari Ai and Sensei are always charming and cute.

I'm afraid to step forward. That step is scary. The heroine believed in love and experienced the sadness of being left in her childhood, held her lap, and endured it alone. It is strange that people in the upper management of a company who are still young and good-looking are not questioned by those around them about their special relationships with powerful high-ranking managers. People probably assume that something happened to those people left too unrelated to the truth. Assumptions can be a decisive rift between men and women, but the heroine of this work realizes that she cannot correctly recognize her parents just by listening to them from one side. They didn't check each other properly, and I realized that they were running away unilaterally from there. I was able to switch to the feeling of trying to talk. The suggestive depiction looks like a slightly captivating story, like a sex appeal scene in a cheaply made drama to gain audience ratings, but episodes that seem to lead to any misunderstandings are utilized as evidence piece by piece to express that there may be other circumstances there. Even so, HQ really does have a lot of private happening during work. It seems that the trend is rather strong in the upper management of the company, but this story is also mainly set at home, and as a working woman, the reader asks me, “What the hell are these guys?” It looks like a setting where all company employees in the world who work seriously seem to come to mind. Exactly in this story, the success or failure of a corporate acquisition and the establishment or failure of a business relationship seem to be related to charms other than the heroine's ability, and it makes me feel that the comfort as a single love story has been undermined by that amount. However, Matt is attractive as a man. In the kiss scene, you can feel the outpouring of feelings in the pattern. Also, the momentum of actually falling in love and reaching a decision to get married in two days over the weekend exudes objectivity that comes from age and calmness, and doesn't step in easily as if showing that it's not just a fever due to youthfulness. There is a sense of mutual trust, and the romantic atmosphere is good. Also, the way he draws at night is clever. The way black is used is cool. What I look for in HQ is quite appealing. Additional note: I got to know Ai-sensei through this work, and I was fascinated by the painting, so I bought it on paper as well. I think the lines of the characters in the kiss scene are rough. At one point, ☆ 4 was added, but the characters appeared a lot, and the mood of the two people being attracted to each other created a moist atmosphere in the work, and it was delicious no matter how many times I read it, so I decided to raise the number of stars.

Beautiful women are unpopular, attractive men are sincere, and there are no bad elements when reading. Kids are cute and lovely too.

First, it's attractively depicted so that you can understand the personalities of the main character and even the supporting characters, including him. His daughter is also very cute. The story also has a good tempo and is interesting. Below are a few spoilers... Personally, I like stories where a man chases and cheers at the end even though they pass by each other, so the last one was great too. I also like the fact that the main character can think and act on his own without running away.

I thought something slapstick would be nice. The hero's daughter is a good Cupid, or rather cute. I wanted the final ending to be more romantic.

The heroine boss, who I thought was the most villain, is surprisingly cute. Why is the last hero on a boat...?

Actually, it's old fashioned, so even though I lost my beloved wife, getting married again in 2 to 3 years is hard to accept, and it's -1 star.

When children appear in Ai-sensei's works, I think they always have a bigger presence than heroes and heroines. The cuteness of Lee-chan this time was also great. There was a sense of incongruity with the way the hero spoke to the heroine, even though it was always an honorific, and the number of stars was reduced. The story is satisfying.