A Little Diary of Office Romance

1️⃣ I admire career women! They are capable at work and open to romance. (The book describes a trip to Hokkaido, Japan, which I had just returned from, making reading feel like revisiting the place.) I especially love the characters—the big bosses and executives are all upright, loving their work, families, and wives. Birds of a feather flock together, and they are all exceptionally talented.

It's a good read. Although it's also a CEO romance novel, it's completely different from those superficial rich family stories. It feels like a story about ordinary people living in the real world, with a touch of urban fairy tale charm 😳. After all, in reality, most big bosses aren't super handsome, haha. By the way, I especially love the female lead's personality.

It's a great read. I really like the clear-headed female lead. Although she avoided talking about problems at first, she eventually opened up, making for a very realistic love story. The male lead, on the other hand, is too rational and a workaholic. Some things really need time to develop, like the scene where they sign the prenuptial agreement—it really made me cry.

It's really, really good! It truly portrays the romance of emotionally stable, self-controlled adult men and women, and it's remarkable that it's written so sweetly and realistically under these conditions. The female lead is exactly the kind of person I dream of being—capable, emotionally intelligent, open-minded, and self-consistent. I'm drooling! And, as expected, I prefer the male lead's love-obsessed personality. This book is so satisfying. I don't want it to end, sob sob.

It's exceptionally well-written, very realistic and heartwarming. I love this slice-of-life style. The male and female leads are both wonderful and charming; it's the kind of life I dream of in my thirties. The author's writing is excellent, not melodramatic, and the plot is very logical. I finished it in one go—it was simply amazing! 🥰❤️❤️❤️

This is currently my favorite book by the author. The writing is good, focusing on the relationship between the two main characters without any unnecessary drama. The portrayal of their parents is also just right. I really like the female lead; she's intelligent, capable, successful in her career, loves her work, enjoys life, and leads a high-quality life.

I'm giving it five stars for my second read (mainly hoping to raise my rating). It's not a typical sweet romance novel, but it's not angsty at all. Neither the male nor female lead has any flaws. It's more realistic. Although the male lead is divorced and remarried, he has no children and no "white moonlight" (idealized love interest). His ex-wife was introduced to him when he reached a certain age, and he only began to like and love the female lead after meeting her.

A very down-to-earth CEO romance novel; a love between equals is the best kind of love 😘 It's not a female-centric story, but the female lead isn't repressed, and all the female characters are great. There aren't any cheesy female rivalry plots, which is good. 😘

It's well-written. There are no misunderstandings leading to breakups, no villainous female supporting characters or overly devoted male supporting characters, just a love story between a mature man and woman who are evenly matched. The female lead truly embodies independence and strength. While love is certainly desirable, she can also live a fulfilling life without it, and it's precisely this kind of woman who is exceptionally charming.

I finished reading it in bits and pieces throughout the day. It's a romance between a mature man and woman; both leads are very capable and have distinct personalities. It's not the currently popular "pampered wife" novel; it's sweet and romantic with very few angst-filled moments. It's really good. I also learned a lot from the female lead's approach to handling relationships.