Reviews for I'm Telepathic and I'm Marrying My Boss Manga

This was a surprisingly pleasant read. Minori is a well-balanced protagonist who has struggled with social interactions due to her telepathic abilities, but that doesn't stop her from being competent and principled. What stands out positively is that her insecurities are grounded and do not lead to cliche miscommunication tropes. The male lead is work-oriented, but also has a thoughtful and mischievous side that complements. The story is generally well paced and does not feel dragged out.

The story is enjoyable. The FL annoyed me a bit in the beginning with her lack of confidence, but they developed her character in such a way that it made sense for her to be like that.
The ML's ability doesn't really make sense, but hey, it's a story, and it's an enjoyable story.

So sweet and unique! It's also fun to explore the pros and cons of having a telepathic ability. It had drama but wasn't too drawn out or stressful. Loved it!

this feels like a very complete story. I tend to give high ratings on mangaplaza, but this one deserves it. In only 18 chapters you see growth, challenges maturely dealt with (and at times funny) and the ML/FL have such a good relationship that feels realistically built over time. Only thing about manga is no side stories. I want babies!

Glad I was able to discover this story after it was completed because I definitely wouldn't have had the patience to wait for chapters to come out while it was ongoing. Loved the story, the characters and very satisfied with the ending.

At 8 chapters in, I'm loving this story and am so disappointed to have caught up. More of an adorable slow burn then a wildfire, but I find that more appealing anyway.

While the story is nothing groundbreaking, it’s so refreshing to see a healthy supportive couple modelled in stories like this. Lighthearted and cute, I was on board from the start.

This premise works very well, and I enjoyed most of it, but I did end up skipping a couple chapters here and there when the tropes got too predictable.