Reviews for THE GIRL HE NEVER NOTICED Manga

People who can be good parents can be trusted. There were multiple frames in my eyes that made me stop looking at the man from Nanasei-sensei, because there were wonderful times and times when I didn't think so. Page 18, some after page 90, etc. Also, the face of the distance made me feel personally relieved. The heroine has been turned down over and over again because she couldn't keep up with his earlier story, but in reality, I don't think there are that many people who make them wait that long and then approach him again. Or maybe in Australia, they don't get scared and are they so eager to persuade them? No matter how I thought about it, it seemed like the heroine had waited too long. It's the climax of convenient development, but the company that has grown through repeated acquisitions and the nature of his business methods that have been shown so far have been summed up, so the cohesion is good. The heroine's mom has moved away for a bit, but since it's a car society, she probably doesn't care? Scout, who says he doesn't like Desimite, appears with a smile from the beginning and has a great sense of closeness, but Archie, who appears in the middle, is unimpressed, and the scenes that demonstrate loneliness and cuteness are heartless because the story structure is actually for him. It feels like a story that prioritizes convenience for adults. Everyone has the proper use of the two faces in terms of on and off, to varying degrees. However, the heroine in particular had a big gap between public and private. Painful mistakes in the past made me do that. The reason I saw her face at home and felt so close to the boss may have discovered another side of her, but it could also be said that it was because I felt close to my own family view and style. The boss also had a different face at home than at work. On page 94, shouldn't the phrase “betrayal of the past” be placed in the first half of the connection between the two speech bubbles in terms of content?

A past love affair traumatized her and turned her into the Ice Queen. She only becomes real when she is with children. The hero was gradually drawn to her real face... it was a heartwarming story with a happy ending.

A heroine who protects herself as Ice's secretary due to her past wounds. I'm glad all the characters are happy.

The surprising aspect of Cool Beauty, who has an iron face and doesn't even smile during work, is a major factor that attracts heroes. It's also nice that the heroine's clothes are handmade by the heroine's mother. She has her own reasons for devoting herself to being the “Ice Queen,” and the hero who understands and envelops it is wonderful. The kids are so cute with no questions asked!

A single mom who acts cool at work. I'm excited to see the two getting closer and closer, but I also feel warm when I read them.

The encounter between the boss (rich, popular man, workaholic) and his secretary (unmarried single mother) began around the gap between the two faces of “The Ice Queen” and the “Mother Who Loves My Child”? An adult romance story that depicts the process of two people getting closer in reasonable episodes with worry, anxiety, emptiness, hesitation, and joy? should I read it?

He adopted his late sister's son, and the heroine cherishes her daughter with her betrayed partner. It's kind of nice because they're single...

My first impression of the hero was Playboy, but as the story unfolded, he changed to a very honest male figure. That felt a little unnatural, but... happy ending, congratulations.

The heroine, no matter how much she was in a hurry, can't she overcome someone else's house's fence... I'm glad it was a happy ending, supported by a hero who can calm down and catch things.

Although she is a heroine... unexpectedly, the hero has a big and deep heart, and the people around her are warm people, and of course so is the heroine, so it was a happy ending. The kids are nice too!!

The heroine had a painful past, but it seems that she was able to get away from that trauma thanks to her patient hero. but I couldn't help but think that it was so long that the hero was really patient?

When the heroine broke up her marriage and suddenly left, I thought she was still young, but I'm glad the hero is an adult. The kids are two wonderful people too. It was a wonderful story about being helped by people around me.

A hero who slowly and gently snuggles up to the heroine, who has been hurt and shows a more defensive response than necessary. I want an adult hero who “has patience, tolerance, generosity, and steadiness.” I was jitters wondering how long the heroine's excess would last. It's good when children are honest and nice. It was the last scene that made me feel warm.