Reviews for THE TYCOON'S INSTANT FAMILY Manga

Georgia is working hard to liven up a construction company run by her father, who has a chronic heart condition. There's nothing wrong with the heroine setting, but it's realistic because it's close to the reader's environment. They are creating a familiar story. The father's illness is not serious, and it doesn't cast a dark shadow on the story. Nick is an unbridled investor with a younger sister with 3 children. It seems like they are pretty successful and have a one-man asset, but I have some doubts about this. Isn't Tory, the female secretary, the one who did it? In addition to the average story of an acquaintance, love, and marriage through work, my sister died in an accident before getting married, and it seems like they misunderstood that they decided to adopt 3 children without permission, leading to a fight, but there was no such thing. The undulations are gentle and nothing gets caught. I felt like it was a story where I was just watching what happened between the two of them. Still, if you read it in sync with the life-size Georgia, is it okay to have such good luck? It's a place where I can feel the excitement enough.