Reviews for THE BILLIONAIRE IN PENTHOUSE B Manga

It's finally solved! Even if I'm so bad at cleaning and tidying up, I can't even work as a housekeeper, and in a celebrity penthouse. Saying it was a solution edition made me feel refreshed in a lot of ways.

In the first half, I smiled at the two people who were attracted yet relaxed. You can thoroughly enjoy the charm of the bright (other than cleaning), excellent, and beautiful heroine and how he is attracted to her. And the moment they think they've moved forward, the relationship between the two falls to the ground. The sudden change in their attitude and relationship has made my body stiff up to this point. The second half is jarring with the mystery of an approaching incident and the feelings of the two people who have nowhere to go. A tasteful work of love and mystery, from happiness to suffering. However, it's a bit disappointing (although there is HQ) that the last episode, which was supposed to be moving through my feelings, ended on only 2 pages.

My sister's unnatural death, the older sister's heroine sneaks into the high-class apartment where her sister lived as a housekeeper in order to find out the truth. A suspenseful story. I really enjoyed the content of the story. I recommend it.

A good-looking hero and heroine. They were both adults without any fiddling. The hero doesn't want to let go of the heroine and makes her his lover, but he devotedly gathers information for the heroine. For Hashimoto-sensei, there were almost no gags, but I was able to enjoy the suspenseful story.

The culprit was finally caught ‼ It's suspense, but maybe the suspense part is a bonus. The cool character of the hero drawn by the teacher and the good character of the heroine are very well reflected in the story. I wish I had read a little more pages.

Both the heroine and the hero are cool. I'm not really excited, but it was fun!

It's made to be a mystery and it stands up from beginning to end so that the scent of love is getting bothered. I want to split it up, but I'm in agony because I can't break it up. You can enjoy the mood of the two of them by showing off both their dangerousness and so good match that there aren't many opponents like this with their drawing power. The mystery part plays an ingenious role in the flow of the story. It adds depth and good tension to this one book. As the investigation progresses beside their love, the sense of speed accelerates in the second half due to new developments in the relationship between the two, which nicely fuels readers' sense of elation. His desire for a heroine, the heroine's feelings for him, etc. are depicted in a pictorial manner, and interests are skillfully connected to the point where what will happen to the two once the truth is investigated and what to do. It showed plenty of gorgeousness and depictions of other people inside the luxury apartment, and I enjoyed it.

You like it, right? This pattern. Is it because Harlequin often has a pattern where a man with power is attracted to the heroine, then when a problem occurs, they make it their lover instead of their girlfriend or wife, keep it to themselves (because they don't want to let go), and when misunderstandings are resolved, they are promoted to a girlfriend or wife and have a happy ending? The cultural differences are visible, probably because the original story is not from Japan. But men are just so attractive, and the heroine is cool even from the point of view of the same sex! If you like Harlequin, I think it's worth reading.

While there were elements of suspense, the trembling of their hearts was also interesting. It's nice to feel like they're attracted to each other. I feel like it's a bit unreasonable that the housekeeper in the penthouse is a person with a pseudonym, but if you worry about that, wouldn't the story progress? The level of noise was low, but the tempo was good and I enjoyed it.

The heroine is beautiful, the heroes are cool, and it was nice that they were carefully drawn to each other. But I was in a hurry to solve the mystery at the end, so it's -1.

It's Harlequin, so it was a mystery, but there weren't any major tricks. The man drawn by Takako Hashimoto is really gorgeous. I wonder if there are men like this.

I know the culprit of the threatening letter against the residents of the Park Event. I think it's short but rather well organized. The picture is sexy ✨ do you like the scene inside the last taxi?