Reviews for HAVE BABY, NEED BILLIONAIRE Manga

There were misunderstandings and misunderstandings, but I'm glad it had a happy ending; the rabbit T-shirts of the hero, Nathan, and the heroine dad were cute (lol)

Various misunderstandings overlapped and we took a detour, but love won. I like the heroine's pure and hard work.

The heroine is so cute, heals the hero's heart, and has a happy ending at the end! It's a kind-hearted story that ends with The hero doubts the heroine, but even so, it was a story where you could feel the hero's kindness without being disgusted. The heroine is straightforward, cheerful, and likeable.

The characters were so nice that I was worried about whether my partner in revenge really should have taken revenge, or if there were any unavoidable reasons behind it, and it made me feel heartwarming and happy. I'm glad I bought it.

The happy feeling after I finished reading it was good ~ I wonder if the heroine's honest and cute appearance is Hazama sensei's work ~

Like a stuffed rabbit, it talks softly and softly. It's not that intense, but the heroine is kind and Nathan is cute. You might like it or not, but it was my favorite picture.

The subject is HQ, and the content is a warm story where love brings reconciliation. Forgiveness is the solution that leads everyone to happiness. The heroine arouses his love and becomes an important presence through causing him, as a father, to raise a baby that he suddenly takes care of with love. Love teaches him forgiveness, transcends his obsession with revenge, and as a result, he becomes a point of contact to achieve a parent-child reunion. One of the themes of this story is the transformation of abandoning hatred against enemies in the business world and conveying one's heart. What changed him was the heroine. The process of making him a father is that a cold one-man manager changes his company from a dictatorship style to a management style where he leaves his company to a reliable executive. The joy of spending time with his family came into his life. It's hard to trust people. It is also the source of the main theme of HQ dramas where a large number of rich people who distrust humans and distrust women live. But there aren't many scenes in this story where he tries to believe in the heroine. After that mental struggle, there were also misunderstandings, but because of love, they overcame their long-standing sense of revenge and showed me. Even though it was the very driving force that led him to build his current position. Forgiveness is also more difficult than trusting others. That theme is also based on the foundation of love, but it can't be said that there are many HQs that set out forgiveness for men. The heroine's character heals him and before he knows it, he overcomes even his most intense emotions. Hate is the opposite of love, and the heroine's destructive power is her smile, and she is gentle enough to honestly slip into people's pockets. It is said that he smiles when dealing with babies, and where he does his best, he is able to feel the coziness of the atmosphere created by this episode, and it is a scene where the reader is also caught up in laughter. The heroine has a high level of life. A natural body that is bright and has no female annoyance. But after all, if you love people, you're just a normal woman. So, as to what he himself thinks of his relationship with him, my heart is shaken by his words and actions. However, her father, which was the heroine's dream, was also a source of misunderstanding with him, but on the other hand, it surely wouldn't have come true without him. The “Misunderstanding Dissolves and Propose” type is a staple of HQ classics, but this makes me feel that this is not the only drama. His face in the interior door painting is flat. The bed scene is too strong.

I understand that everyone adds ☆ 5! The heroine is a woman who is very charming, has a wonderful smile, and cheers up her surroundings. Also, the hero who is swayed by that heroine (laughs), the heroine dad may have been reckless in the past, but she is a nice middle with a very warm heart. Also, there were places where I felt that the lines were a little light, probably because there aren't many Lovely Baby ❤ pages, but the last one really made me laugh! No loss in buying it, I recommend it ☆ 5!

The fact that it melts Simon's heart when he said I don't love anyone... is really a charming woman, the main character, Tula. The cold treatment that stemmed from Simon's misunderstanding, and I pulled away without blaming him. Dad and Simon's bunny T-shirts towards the end are cute too, aren't they?

The president and the two picture book writers met through his childhood, and the main character is a very nice woman ☆ Overall, it was well organized and easy to read. I like pictures too. The baby's crying face is so cute! (*^^*)

The lonely rabbit is at the end... anyway, the heroine Tula is cute. They really look like rabbits with big eyes. It's no wonder that the heroes keep playing. It's organized into a story full of happiness, and the last appearance of the rabbit t-shirt is a happy family itself ♪

The heroine is a kind, bright, cute, and very nice girl. Nathan is cute and dad's t-shirt made me laugh too?

I felt that it was a work that warmed my heart when I read it. I think it's highly recommended (*^ω^*)

It was so painful, sweet, and nice that a very cold man gradually communicates with the pure protagonist ‼

The heroine was wonderful. It was a story that taught me how meaningless revenge is. If you liked the picture, it was ☆ 5.

Even though the love-hate drama unique to Harlequin is light (laughs), the heroine makes a good impression and is easy to read.