THE BRAZILIAN BOSS'S INNOCENT MISTRESS

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  Posted by Readers in Japan

  May 11, 2024 (PST) | Translate to English
  この親たち
  these parents
  This review contains spoilers. 子どもがハンデを背負っていることが判ったとき、母親は立ち向かおうとするけれど、父親はそれを認められないし排斥、無視に走ると聞いた事があります。ヒロインが理解ある教師に出会う事ができて良かった。それなのに彼女の父親ときたら、、、一方の彼も実の親は最低で、奇跡的に巡りあえた養親のような人達が素晴らしくて。それなのに、ヒロインへ対しての決めつけはいただけない。もっと精査してからにして

  This review contains spoilers. I have heard that when it is discovered that the child is carrying a handicap, the mother tries to stand up, but the father does not recognize it, reject it, and runs disregard it. It was nice that the heroine was able to meet an understanding teacher. Even so, when it comes to her father... on the other hand, he also had the worst biological parents, and the people they miraculously met were wonderful. Even so, I can't decide on the heroine. Do it after more scrutiny

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  Posted by Readers in Japan

  Aug 14, 2023 (PST) | Translate to English
  毒父にも負けないヒロインがステキ?
  is the heroine who can't be defeated by Poison Father wonderful?
  数字が読めないディスカリキュリアといって学習障害(LD)なんだけど、16年前の原作発刊時だとその障害が日本に入ってきた頃のことなのですべて失読症と呼ばれたのじゃないかな～LDで有名なのはトム・クルーズ、他のことは何でもきるけれど台本を全て録音して覚えるとか...定型発達だと数字は難なく受け入れられるから表面的に教えてもそんなに問題がないが、このヒロインのような場合はもっと深く理解しないことには数字が入ってこない。でも数字がよく理解できているヒーローのような人が手取り足取り概念を伝えれば、自分がしている事業の(狭い)範囲なら理解できるいい例だと思う。HQの原作者様方ってこういった障害やいろいろな問題を恋愛の物語に織り込ませるのが上手?考えさせられました。

  Discurricuria, which can't read numbers, is a learning disability (LD), but when the original story was published 16 years ago, it was around the time that the disorder came into Japan, so I wonder if it was all called dyslexia ~ Tom Cruise is famous for LD, he can do anything else but record and memorize all the scripts... if it's neurotypical, numbers can be accepted without difficulty, so there's no such problem even if you teach it superficially, but in the case of this heroine, it's even deeper Numbers don't come into play when you don't understand. But if someone like a hero who understands numbers well conveys the concept of taking steps, I think it's a good example that you can understand if it's within the (narrow) range of the business you're doing. Are the original authors of HQ good at incorporating these obstacles and various issues into romance stories? It made me think.

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  Posted by Readers in Japan

  Jun 26, 2019 (PST) | Translate to English
  絵が綺麗。ストーリーも素敵です。
  The picture is beautiful. The story is also wonderful.
  一回読んだ時に「症状が部分的」というところを読み逃していてよくわからない話だなと思ってしまいました。もう一度読んで納得。ヒロインの華やかな顔が好きです。ヒーローの馬面系の顔も好きです…！

  When I read it once, I missed the part called “Symptoms are partial,” and I thought it was a story I didn't really understand. I read it again and was convinced. I like the heroine's gorgeous face. I also like the hero's horse-faced face...!

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