Reviews for A CEO IN HER STOCKING Manga

I was reading another work by this author before it was completed, and after reading the latest episode, I tried reading the other works as well. From a trial reading of this work to purchasing it. I was able to predict the ending according to how the readers wanted it to end, but somehow I felt relieved and cried.

It's been a while since there was something so inspiring about a Harley with a nice aftertaste that would make you cry! The characters all have great personalities! Anyway, I recommend it! It's a work worthy of entering the Hall of Fame.

I love this manga artist! I want to read more Harlequin with this person! The story was heartfelt and the kids were cute and I'm so glad there were no people I didn't like!

Hank is so cute and comforting. It's a heartwarming story where both Clara and Grant make the whole family happy. It's a gentle story, like a Christmas present...

There are no people I don't like, and it's a Christmas-like work full of love. The heroine wasn't blessed with her upbringing, but she succeeded through her own efforts and is working hard as a single mother. A hero who sacrificed himself for his mother and for the company and lived a false life. It was a story about two such people falling in love at Christmas and having a happy future... Life is long, so I don't know what will happen 10 or 20 years from now... (just plain old crap)

There is no muddy situation with different statuses inherent in Cinderella stories, and all of the characters are wonderful people. Yamada Keiko's paintings made the story even more beautiful, and we had a blissful moment. I'm a big fan of the teacher's paintings.

That was great! The pictures are beautiful, and the heroine, hero, son, and mother are all wonderful. My feelings have become brighter. This is a story I want to read over and over again. I recommend it.

The story doesn't unfold strangely because no bad people come out, so I felt that the content was strong from beginning to end due to the relationships between only the characters, and I was able to concentrate on the story. Being a single mother with a “twin brother” child was a bit of a trap for me, but when I noticed it, I burst into tears, and in the end, I was moved regardless of that.

Clara, who runs a bakery with only one woman and raises her son, is told one day that her son's father is the son of a zaibatsu, and she meets her twin brother Grant, but for some reason she is drawn in, even though it's a simple story. That was a good story.

Besides liking the author, the story was great. However, the cover color (private) isn't good. There were no bad guys in the characters, so it was easy to read. I was able to do it so fast.

The family, which had been peaceful until then, due to the sudden death of her father, was unable to recover, and since the twin brother regressed, the younger brother had no chance of becoming an adult. My older brother, who lived a carefree life, passed away, and they may actually have children, so... the cozy corporate culture is wonderful even though it is a large company with a venerable family. The children's room is designed so that my late son can return anytime, and the other son is healed only by the fish tank he once loved. Well, it's a gorgeous and amazing house, and you can observe the stars on the grounds, even though it's New York. There were only lovable people, and it was nice that both he and the heroine were able to make their dreams come true. In other works, he realized his love, and he was dissatisfied with the end where he wondered what the heroine's dream would have been like in the future.

New Harlequin works are always being changed, but the cover pictures were so messy that I didn't look at them. When I opened it, the picture was beautiful and it was great. It felt like it was a bit lacking in the episode, but it was pretty nice that the characters were also lovable people!