Reviews for Sweet Lies Layered Like a Mille Feuille Manga

This review contains spoilers. It begins with a fake marriage, and the physical relationship progresses rapidly. It doesn't feel like it's muddy, so I can read it smoothly though. Conversely, I wasn't able to empathize very much. After all, didn't your husband confess that you liked him? I felt like it lacked excitement. I wonder if I like my body. I was asked about my marriage at work, and on top of not having anything like Al Al, my dad showed up and quit without my feelings growing up. What happened in the second half?! I thought that. Grandma was very nice, though. The drawing is very beautiful, and is the erotic one too TL? It was so polite that I wanted to hear it. thank you very much!

This review contains spoilers. Akane-chan was so quiet that the story didn't get too heavy, and I was feeling refreshed when I finished reading it, but I got excited about Tsuneyasu's mother's story. So Fang-sama is the worst. I also like the atmosphere of the picture, so maybe I'll read other works.

This review contains spoilers. He also has a feud with his father, so he's my kind of hero. My grandmother's surgery triggered me, and my grandmother asked me to get married because I feel sorry for my grandson. I decided to be transferred because I was an otaku, but since I really didn't want to transfer, I didn't want to transfer because I'm getting married, so I had to! The heroine lied to the company when she got married even though she had no partner. The hero is the boss at the company, and I overheard the heroine telling lies to her sister... it's a story about how their interests coincided and they became a real married couple from a contract marriage.

This review contains spoilers. I like it the most among the author's works. It's nice that the hero, who had plenty of time to spare, has gradually become heavier in his feelings for the heroine, and he can't afford it either in terms of feelings or actions. The desperate hero's expression has sex appeal and is cool.

This review contains spoilers. If you're an otaku girl, I think it's inevitable that she'll tell lies for otaku activities. The heroine, who lied about her engagement as a reason for refusing her transfer due to otaku activities, was found out by her admired boss, and when she retired... she decided to “actually have a false marriage instead of keeping silent.” While it was a ridiculous development, it was jarring and smiling as the two were properly getting closer in terms of distance between heart and body. The girl drawn by Eguchi-sensei isn't vulgar at all, so I read it with all my heart. It's a work I'd like to continue reading if possible between the two who have become a real married couple.

This review contains spoilers. From contract marriage to the real thing, well, that's a common story, it's a common story. A good-looking guy with a nice face but a two-dimensional otaku girl who is relentless. The content is about living together with something and making them get along. Well, it feels like it's from a fake bride swept away by someone who is legally erotic, and when you look at it in style, it's a handsome guy who is compatible and addicted to it and a husband who is presumably similar. Father Scum also thinks it would be nice if it were ruined someday, and I also feel like I wanted a little bit of the couple's lovey-dovey extra edition. It's not enough to have different tastes, but if you don't like pictures, I think the content is irresistible to anyone.