Reviews for BOUGHT BY A BILLIONAIRE Manga

It was another work, and the picture and story were really good, so I bought it. What do you think? Other than what I thought, it was great.

The hero's expression at first sight of the heroine says it all, doesn't it? Harlequins are all protagonists who have so much pride that they can't be honest. Both men and women. That's why the passing of each other makes for a story. The “Tell Me One More Time” scene made me burst into tears with Gene, but this is the first time I've cried in a scene like that. Maybe that's why the expressions of the heroes drawn by the manga artist were so good.

The hero meets the heroine and falls in love at first sight. Because of her arrogant personality, she is misunderstood by the heroine and her proposal is turned down. These two will ironically resume after 2 years... a work filled with a lot of the hero's unwavering thoughts. I recommend this book.” (• •)

A good-looking father who embezzled for debt, offered his daughter for self-preservation, and foolishly attends the wedding, and Vidal, an arrogant man who proposes it and gets married. Location of an unscrupulous man who tries to get his younger sister into a casual marriage and gives a little trouble to a married woman. I feel sorry for both Leonie and Katerina because there are so many helpless people. When I thought about it, there was “love” in Vidal's true heart. In the first half of the story, only arrogance and ambition are brought to the forefront, but it's exciting because they are good at showing off their true feelings in places. The place where Vidal reaches out to Katerina's body as an event to make Leonie believe that she “loves you,” is a scene where you can feel his strict kindness and smarts. Yes, this is where Vidal's stock will go up. There's another mountain at the end of the game, but the rest is Leonie's decision, Harlequin after all, isn't it?

The picture is beautiful. It was a heartbreaking story full of sadness. There's no harm in buying a pack!

I didn't get used to the time series, and I actually went to Portugal because I had a relationship between my first encounter and my father's case. Both his house and his parents' house are amazing, and there are things about his cousins... he is arrogantly and aggressively recommending

Carrying her father's sins, she was forced to get married due to the hero's arrogance, yet the heroine was strong. I was able to have a sweet marriage with my own strength.

I'm glad I was able to be honest. The gap where the aggressive and bullish hero sat pitifully at the end is also nice.

Instead of being arrogant, there aren't many such scenes, and the feeling that I don't want to be disliked by the girlfriend I'm in love with is hidden. they don't talk, so they get bogged down... they're two frustrating people.

I finished reading it in a flash. Is it a sense of speed? Speaking of arrogance, that's true, but it's impossible because they have both status, financial strength, and looks, and it's hard to get only the heroine I fell in love with at first sight (laughs).