A Business Proposal Vol. 6 picks up the momentum from the previous volumes and shifts into new territory as Hari and Taemu’s relationship evolves past the early stages of courtship and into the delicate dance of maintaining romance amidst new challenges. With Minwoo now fully out of the picture, it seems like the two lovebirds might finally get some breathing room. But peace is short-lived, especially when new faces enter the scene and tensions start to bubble below the surface.
The most notable addition is Jihoon, a charming and highly capable interim secretary who fills in for Sunghoon. While Jihoon is professional and seemingly harmless, his growing rapport with Hari begins to unsettle Taemu. For someone as confident and self-assured as Taemu, this jealousy is a curveball—one that adds some delightful emotional depth and comedic tension to the story. Watching Taemu fumble his way through feelings of insecurity gives readers a fresh look at a man usually in control, making him more relatable than ever.
Meanwhile, Sunghoon and Yeongsuh’s relationship takes center stage with a new wave of drama. Yeongsuh finds herself pushed into a corner when her rival Yoojeong, using her family’s influence, pressures Sunghoon in a way that threatens to undo the fragile progress their relationship has made. This subplot really highlights Yeongsuh’s internal struggles as she’s forced to confront the societal pressures of dating someone outside her social class. The emotional beats here are more intense than in previous volumes, making the stakes feel much more personal and high-impact.
Hari, on the other hand, continues to be the resilient and thoughtful heroine we’ve come to love. While she remains devoted to Taemu, Jihoon’s presence and the subtle tension it creates forces her to reassess what stability in a relationship means—especially when ambition, public perception, and workplace politics come into play. The manhwa does a great job of showing how Hari navigates these complications without resorting to cliché love triangle tropes. Instead, the focus remains on her growth and her honest communication with those around her.
The volume closes with the introduction of a new female character whose appearance suggests that Hari and Taemu’s road may soon get even rockier. Though she hasn’t had much page time yet, her arrival sets up potential conflict and emotional tests for both protagonists. It’s a classic manhwa move, but done with enough finesse that it feels more exciting than formulaic. Readers will likely finish this volume with a sense of anticipation and a million questions about where this new twist is headed.
Visually, the art continues to impress. The expressions are vibrant, the fashion remains chic, and every setting—from corporate offices to romantic getaways—is beautifully drawn. The panel layouts move at a smooth, digestible pace, matching the emotional tone of each scene. Whether it’s a comedic misunderstanding or a serious confrontation, the illustrations always enhance the moment.
Character development remains a strong point. Taemu’s growth as a partner is visible in how he handles jealousy—clumsily, but with heart. Yeongsuh proves she’s more than just comic relief, showing real vulnerability. And Hari? She’s the glue holding everything together, once again proving she’s more than worthy of the chaos that seems to follow her.
I absolutely loved this volume and can’t wait to see how the series continues. A Business Proposal Vol. 6 deepens the emotional layers of its characters while still delivering the charm and humor fans have come to expect. With new conflicts brewing and established relationships being tested, it’s clear that the ride is far from over—and I’m all in for the next chapter of this heartfelt romantic journey.
