Reviews for HIS CONVENIENT FIANCEE Manga

The heroine, hero, and story were wonderful. As expected, Kobayashi sensei. It was a very good HQ because I was able to read it with peace of mind, and it had exciting ingredients. Donnie was such a good character that I wanted to read any story about the hero. I also wanted to see the wedding...

Of course, the story was good, but more than that, I was reading it as if Molly's costume was wonderful, and the dress and casual were cute.

While the hero and heroine, who need a fiancé due to their respective circumstances, are playing each other's fiancés, they can't keep up (addicted to the depths?) The development where they get more and more addicted to the point as they have no choice but to continue acting is interesting. The heroine who clearly expresses her intentions feels good. My cousin Donnie is a really nice character. I want to read his spin-offs!

In a pattern where lies spread around them become true, there is a big question about how the people in question feel, but if this is mutually convenient, it is a love story drawn in a picture to the extent that readers can also accept it as fate. It's a story about the type of man who meets a woman, who finds a real partner in the type he has never met before. Whether it's someone you can trust or not is an important issue in any case, but there are often rich people living in HQ with sad habits that doubt people who approach them for property. If I were to think so, it would be frustrating, so I think the story would never appear in front of me again, but the story is shaped by events and actions that prove that this is not the case from there. But what happened after the heroine left transcended believing or not believing. I was in a big hurry when I was gone, and there is something good about this story. There was a feeling that I wanted the woman to make a phone call with a little more time, but that was all set in line with the depiction of Nick's face. My cousin's movements played a big role in directing the story, so treating them as beautiful was quite fun, even on the visual side.

It came right into my mind and I was very comfortable reading it. Have you reread it so many times?

I had a huge crush on Molly. The two gradually become attracted to each other while pretending to be fiancés. Other women will also appear, so you can enjoy it!

At first, I doubted women due to male preconceptions, and then women misunderstood what men said... The passing time from there made my heart feel tightened. Ahhh, that's so frustrating. But for that reason, the moment the misunderstanding was resolved comes alive. There was a slight feeling that the woman's statements and actions seemed intentional, but it was generally OK. Overall, I think it's a simple line of thought where men were genuinely cultivated, but that also has a decent flavor...

It was a work that once again reminded me of the fun and joy of loving people to myself, who had been scammed on the internet, transferred cash until I borrowed money, and was at a loss. I also work steadily, believe in encounters that will come at some point, and never stop believing in people! I want to cherish every day from now on.

It's a romance story that can be read as Sarari, but since the feelings of the two gradually changing are also properly depicted, I didn't feel that it was unsatisfactory. I don't like the heroine who gets swept away unnecessarily, so I liked Molly, the main character who has a firm self ✨

There are only women looking for money and a scion who distrusts women! A cute woman who lives with her own power and conviction! It's perfect. The heroine is simply charming, and I'm convinced that she could make him change (after all, do you like the characters you want to protect and be beautiful? There's quite a bit of talk about that, isn't it?)

The two men and women who met by chance at a bar where they were drinking decided to have a fake fiance due to their mutual circumstances. Was it a man/woman you approached for money? Woman/Would you like to meet again? It's a romance story where misunderstandings overlapped and our feelings passed between each other, so I read it all at once until the end. The pictures are beautiful ✨ the content is easy to understand ✨

It was a classic Harlequin love story. It was a work that I enjoyed to the fullest, because I was able to fully retaliate against the people who were mean.

At the end, I definitely wanted the hero's mother and cousin to attend and have the wedding ceremony with a big smile.

It was an encounter that began with disguise, but the story that developed was interesting. The heroine, who treated a hero who didn't believe in women with an honest feeling, was wonderful.

The first read somehow didn't get the point, but after reading it a few times, it's a pretty good story, isn't it? Did the title “Waltz” have anything to do with it? I reread it with that feeling, so I feel like I gained a bit. But I don't feel like waltz is important enough to make it a title.

Their misunderstandings and misunderstandings with each other are exquisite. It's a work that makes you want to reread it because there's no disgusting feeling it gives to readers.

There are a lot of them in the final episode of Hell Queen and it all fits in so easily... isn't it? This story is about Nikku, the man who wants to break up with his quiet former lover, and the woman Morry, who takes her lover by Lival, and so by chance (that's impossible... normal...) and they act as a one-day fake fiancee, but it was published in the newspaper and got engaged, and there were a lot of things As I continued to pretend to be, I became aware I will do it. Nick distrusts women and is suspicious, and Morrie rebels against it, and she begins to wonder what to do about Nick's distrust of women. The highlight is their sense of consciousness and feelings for each other. I don't even understand Nick, but he's suspicious, and Morrie is a firm person who says things gently and bluntly. My cousin's Donny has a nice flavor, and I always think when I watch Freakin... women from other countries are proud of themselves and powerful, aren't they? That's great, but why! can you think it's so perverse that it's that bad!? After all, that's interesting, I wonder if it's a country, so I started reading it, but I'm in the Adventure Heartball group, and love stories were chat... but I'm addicted to the bargain. I watched “The Price of the Bride” by Kobayashi Sense and watch “The Price of a Bride” by Kobayashi Sense, and let's worry about all of us who have had anxiety together

Molly wants to look back at Nick, who doesn't believe in women. At the end, it's a happy ending. I want a little more twist, but do you like the heartwarming feeling?