Reviews for Not Just Any Happy Ending -The Handsome Hair Dresser Teaching Me About Love- Manga

This review contains spoilers. I love the story of the doting president under the name of Miyazaki Unosan, and I bought all of the other works... There were also works with only surnames! I'm happy. There are also places where the hero, whose intention is to play, becomes addicted to the heroine before you know it, comes off as a hero, but the heroine is so hardworking and cute. I'm glad it had a happy ending! It's also good that customers and colleagues are showing good taste! I recommend it.

This review contains spoilers. It's an adult romance between a heroine who is divorced and doesn't have confidence in herself and a handsome hairdresser who has treated her in a cool way. There's something nice about the process where little by little he is drawn to the heroine's serious work. I want to support each of them. It doesn't rely on sex scenes, the story is good, and the tempo is good, so it's easy to read. I think it's a recommended work that I'm looking forward to developing in the future.

This review contains spoilers. A moderately scum (lol) playful popular hairdresser who makes one-night stands her own rules, and a manicurist who has turned into a dried up girl after getting divorced due to a divorce due to lack of confidence in herself. From a one-night stand affair, the hairdresser hero, whose danger was not left alone, called it the heroine's strategy to improve her femininity, and as she dabbled in this and that, she became bound by the heroine's attitude towards work... from now on?? It's in 4 episode stages. I feel sorry for the heroine's low self evaluation due to the imprinting of Kuzu's former husband, but since the heroine's feelings for the hero are also leaning towards it, it would be nice if their feelings for each other could get through without being too relentless.

This review contains spoilers. I like this author quite a bit, and I like his other works, but this one is interesting too. It has nothing to do with the review, but for some reason I can't get caught by the author's name even though there are other works. Aside from unrelated reviews, the scene of an adult romance act is also nice. A story where a divorced heroine develops from an overnight relationship with a charismatic hairdresser to a love affair. It's nice that the process of the heroine, who failed in her past marriage, becoming positive and getting rid of dirt are also carefully depicted. I like pictures too. easy to read.