Reviews for THE MAGNATE'S HOLIDAY PROPOSAL Manga

Even though it was a Harley Queen romance, I was so moved that I couldn't stop crying. A miracle that is triggered by a cute letter from the cute boy Dino. It was a wonderful story that made me think that it takes my own hard work to make a miracle happen. The pictures were so good, the heroine was beautiful, the heroes were wonderful, and the boys were just so cute. I recommend this book. Be sure to read it.

I thought that many of Hayasaka Miai sensei's works were about millionaires and the plot that millionaires were arrogant and irreverent. But was this work different? The main one is 7-year-old Dino, who has brain cancer and is preparing for difficult surgeries. A child's illness is painful even if it's a cold (crying) If it involves major surgery, don't run out of worries. Are you able to turn the pages faster even if you know it's a happy ending? Were you able to come across any wonderful works before Christmas?

A wonderful story connecting the heroine and the hero, starting with an adorable letter from a child. However, it was a bit disappointing that it was the last run.

I don't know why the hero's son adored the heroine so much from the beginning, but I'm sure he had an eye for it! I grew up to be a very honest and nice kid amidst a sad past and a sad reality, so I want to believe that the future will only be happy! Good luck to all

Gabi's mom is the best. Dino's letter is the best. A friend of mine who has remarried said it. “When I first got married, I thought it was a matter of combination. So I decided to search for the right combination again.” Gabi's mom says nice things, even though it's only a small part of her turn. A failed marriage makes me feel like I was at fault, but Gabi's mom's line strongly pushes my back. Or, since I know they're going to be so timid, I can be encouraged by inserting scenes I'm extra thankful for. Also, I understand the heroine's desire to talk to her mother. But even so, it's hard to step forward after retreating. It's about timing. However, I wanted Luka to show me a few more transitions where the heroine was favored by her. Even if it's impossible like Dino, igniting it before you know it makes it quite difficult to get into the story world. The handling of props and letters used in the setting fits into the art of story production, but there is no emptiness at all. The Japanese title is clever by hitting the point of the story. Hayasaka-sensei read it during the Jufre era, but I don't remember seeing this love story from the front. I haven't bought comics, so maybe my memory is wrong. I think she was active around the same time as Fumizuki Kyoko sensei. In order to confirm this, on the wiki, the list of works had not been updated for a while, and this work was not described. I learned once again that it had been written by many publishing companies. What I'm thinking about this time is that the person in the picture is a painter who looks like a Westerner. However, the left and right eyes, eyes, or a face with one eye closed may appear distorted. I looked through Yasaka sensei's works for the first time in 40 years, and I even remembered that, oh yeah, the characters looked tall in the teacher's picture. And it was a picture that made me feel exactly that way this time too. it's strange. I wonder why. Also, was the accident 2 years ago? (Page 12) 3 years ago? (page 11), is this a typographical error? It is said that insect food is now being developed at a considerable speed and scale, but I'm impressed by how strange it is that it is so fast with the introduction of HQ.