Reviews for THE BILLIONAIRE'S RUTHLESS AFFAIR Manga

I like Fujita's paintings. The way the characters are drawn is especially wonderful when it comes to older people who seem to have a habit. Not only that, the scenery and the inside of the house are amazing. What I was able to enjoy regardless of the series was that stories about cats, such as the story of the heroine's worst fiancee, were also very good.

Of the 3 works of The Bachelorette Millionaires Club, I first bought this one ^_^ it was an HQ-like story about the process of realizing that I liked it from the encounter, and the happy ending from a moment of agony. I think I'll buy the other 2 products^_^

It was The Bachelorette Club, and I hadn't read this much yet, so I read it. Fujita sensei's gorgeous pictures enhanced the story, and it was extremely romantic. Of the three men, I think I like the hero of this film the most. Then, the hit horse man was too bad and I pulled it.

I'm also happy to be tied to an ideal lover with rich facial expressions and no careful psychological descriptions

I try not to be attracted, but I'm attracted... all of these series are wonderful

I was impressed by the steadfast heroine. I'm reading the series all at once. Heroes are fascinating in every series. I like painting.

It's unbearable for a man who has decided not to get married to become addicted to the heroine, contrary to his decision. Office cats are cute too□

It consists of three parts. Every work is a work I am satisfied with. A love affair from a secretary. It's a common story, but I'm drawn into the painting-like touch of a picture. This is one book I recommend.

Every time I read this teacher's work, I feel like my heart has been captured. Thanks to Fujita sensei, the old man became addicted to HQ.

It was a trial reading and I was curious. The adult relationship between the president and his secretary is wonderful. Fujita-san probably drew it so well. That's good, I recommend it ☆

It's a major genre of romance stories for working adults, not limited to Harlequin, where you end up with a common secretary or boss. Nevertheless, there are still a number of scenes that fascinate me. A smile and joy, a feeling that she is happy, and an emotion that makes you happy when you might be pregnant. All of them are stories where you can enjoy romance. I was able to feel the pain running through my heart when I came across a good work. Besides, the back of the suit looks so cool! There are times when you can also see Fujita's handsome appearance, but even though it's a suit! The aura that comes from the top of the clothes was good. And when I was upset when I might lose my heroine, my heart modulated all the time until the scene changed, in tune with his heart. To that extent, in terms of how much I was able to get into the story, this story brought positive alpha excitement to the readers due to the skill of storytelling. Even though the skeleton seems commonplace, this story is a basic part of romantic feelings, and the inside of the two of them really hits the reader's heart. While Alex admonishes him not to look at himself, his eyes go to his lips, and it's hard to get away from him by saying things like this with you. I already understand this or that situation where people look at things other than eyes with someone you like, such as scenes where you get caught in your lips! I was alone and got a point of agreement. The two people, who often look at their partner, can't stop getting close, contrary to their heads where they think they have to hold down their own hearts. An opponent who wants everything about their opponents and occupies positions that others definitely don't have. It's a story you can enjoy even without a huge drama.

There are no flaws in Fujita's work, so there's no doubt about it. However, the story progressed so fast that it might have been a bit unsatisfactory. I also want to read the Jeremy edition soon.

I liked both the picture and the story. I feel like I've read similar works by the same author... but I like this series, so I don't care.

You can enjoy maturing while being agitated by the fact that each other's feelings are passing through.

It's probably just that we couldn't be honest with each other... it's not a broken relationship, so I wonder if it's something we can trust right away? I've thought about it.

What to say... the story was bland, and there was no sense of sadness or excitement. I was able to read too many of the last developments from the beginning. It's not enough.

It's series 2. That's cool. She's all wonderful in the series. I'm looking forward to 3