A Lonely Female CEO Falls for a Lesbian Prostitute in Seconds.

A simple story can definitely go a long way if it's executed well, however, while this manga doesn't have any particular issues in terms of its execution, like others have stated, it's a plain read. Considering the dynamic of the two characters ( it's in the title), personally I would've expected more stakes even for such a short read. It just reads as a typical romance narrative, nothing about this story is unique as far as I can tell. Art - I like the art. For such a simple story, I suppose the simple, familiar art style complements it well. Personally, I believe that this genericart does hurt this story, especially during its less interesting chapters. Instead of focusing on the content, I found myself drifting off and wondering if there were any other stories with this art style that I would better invest my time in. Plot - I think the title of the manga describes it pretty clearly. It doesn't deviate from that title, which is to be expected. Still, this story doesn't feel like it has any high or low moments regardless of how the characters themselves are feeling. What are perceived to be stressful or negative moments for the characters didn't ring with me. This is another personal thing -> the prostitution/CEO dynamic just didn't affect the story that much. Maybe for others it did, but I feel that this dynamic could've easily been replaced with another occupational difference and it would've been the same thing. Characters - They do their job well. Their personalities are familiar enough to where they don't obstruct the plot much, but they never deviate from that. They were too familiar in that I never found myself rooting for them or advocating against them. Only the CEO seems to morph a bit, but that's because it seems like she reads more as the main character, while the character she hires to spend time with is much more dependent on her for active development. This is a shorter manga, but I wish they had better bursts of independent development that wasn't driven by each other. Some kind of stakes, since it felt like I was just watching these characters cruise through interactions. Visually, I would compare reading this story to a cut-off piece of a cardboard box with the remnants of its design still plastered on one side. I do love "Yuri's Burgers" though, seeing that was my favorite part of reading this. Final Review -> 4/10 (Probably better off finding something else to read if you want something less generic) Mixed Feelings -> Very happy to see if you would like this, some people do like a simple story like this. It is a sweet read.

The story was nothing special, boring, plain. I have read till chapter 8 and I do not like the story! If I have one thing to say good about it, it would be that it ends quickly. There are not many chapters in this. If I have to say one thing good about this manga, it's that the art is great? That's it… I don't understand why this manga is so popular? Nothing in particular is that good?Why are people recommending it, and why is it getting such high ratings? The story was nothing special, boring, plain. I have read till chapter 8 and I do not like the story! If I have one thing to say good about it, it would be that it ends quickly. There are not many chapters in this. If I have to say one thing good about this manga, it's that the art is great? That's it… I don't understand why this manga is so popular? Nothing in particular is that good? Why are people recommending it, and why is it getting such high ratings?