Reviews for Worth a Billion: Modern-Day Courtesan Manga

In a world where truth and lies intermingle, they teach me what true kindness is and what things I should cherish. While we should have a rational way of thinking, emotional movements that cannot be helped by reason are also carefully depicted. I was addicted to how the main character is strong and survives beautifully even in disadvantaged situations.

The depiction is careful, so even if you don't even understand reality in a world where the setting is different from the real world, it can make you think that there is reality, and you can empathize with each character, there are no useless developments or people you don't like, and all the necessary things happen during the story, so you can enjoy the work while being rolled around in the author's palm without feeling a lot of stress. It's awesome to say the least!

I'm taken aback by small words like bargaining between men and women or insight into people's emotions. I never get tired of it, and it's a deep comic.

I bought it by volume. Both women and men are drawn in an attractive manner, and it's wonderful. Mikura-san is cool lol Azami is an innocent girl and I like her despite her miserable life. Since it's set in Yoshiwara, I thought it was muddy, but that's not the case, and I enjoy reading it.

It's been a long time since I came across a work that I thought was interesting, and I was obsessed with reading it. It's interesting because it depicts bargaining between men and women and various situations in the red zone in a serious and sometimes comical way. In addition to the story, I liked the face of the man drawn by this person so much that I reread it over and over again.

Unlike what I had imagined, people's emotions are depicted in detail, and it is worth reading. I was surprised by the concept of an initial investment, and the background, which seems to have a personality like the rules of this world, was easy to read, and I read it all at once.

As for the title, I started reading it feeling uneasy about what to do if it wasn't my favorite story, but I was completely addicted to it. Even though I think it's impossible, I'm drawn in by the world line and setting so exquisite that I think this kind of place might have existed if something went wrong in the real world. The touch of the picture and the wording of the dialogue eventually didn't suit my personal preferences, but it really suited me. The beautiful pictures that aren't annoying in a good sense, and the heat of the lines that are not too dark, not too light, and moderately heighten your emotions make you unable to stop reading. The story also has a good tempo, and there are pompons of developments and depictions that make me worried about the continuation, so I never get tired of it. If one thing bothers me, it's probably the writing on the face. Basically, the characters drawn by this author are beautiful men and women, so it's a bit catchy that the main character's beauty doesn't stand out, or even the mob is too beautiful, but all of the male characters are good-looking, and it's a feast for the eyes, so I'm reading it thinking the results are OK lol

The cuteness and coolness of the main character, Azami, is exquisite. All of the characters are charming, and the male characters in particular are all handsome. No matter how you look at it, the old man only looks like that person who was the emperor in Minami, but he has a good taste. There were just the right amount of mystery elements, and I was drawn right into the story!

Once you start reading it, you won't be able to stop. The modern Yoshiwara setting is nice. I also wanted to know about Yoshiwara in the old days. I also like the heroine's personality.

Sometimes I'm taken aback by the insight into people's emotions. It's a work with depth that you can't imagine from the title.

It doesn't let me get bored at all, the pictures are absolutely beautiful, and the growth of thistles is delicately reflected in their facial expressions and drawings, which gives me goose bumps. Pay without hesitation for 1 millimeter. I like it so much that I pay for the book lol anyway, the story is deep, and there are many things I can learn by looking at a world unrelated to me, so it's a work I really like.

The picture is beautiful. The costumes of the flower maids are gorgeous and fun to look at. This is a story about present-day Yoshiwara, so it's interesting that they usually wear casual clothes instead of kimonos. I'm thrilled by the changes in people's front and back faces, and expressions that make them plan something. The story unfolds quickly and is fun. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

Yoshiwara is a place where young women are sold for a reason. This work is drawn by replacing the story of Yoshiwara Yujo from a long time ago with the present day (another world). The main character comes to prominence in Ooku without knowing anything. The subcharacters that support the main character are also pretty good characters. Despite the protagonist's anguish, it's creepy to watch him move in a good direction thanks to his “instincts.” There aren't any characters that disgusting, so are you reading it with excitement rather than saying it's annoying? I'm so thankful to be able to read this in Yomiho.

The design is beautiful and I like it, and the story is unique, so I love it. I want to read more soon to see what's going to happen in the future!