Reviews for THE PLAYBOY'S RUTHLESS PURSUIT Manga

Maybe I like it the most in the series... it was a work where the hero who can't get caught up in love was mixed up, but it was a warm work

All of the books in the series are Fujita sensei's, without complaint. However, it may be hard to leave an impression because there are no rivals or bad guys. It felt like the last one was a big team, so I'm glad all the cast appeared.

I was run over by a troublesome man. Fear of men is traumatic, and ripples will come in the next love affair. But if it's a step towards meeting the real thing, this maze will probably solidify when it rains.

The hero, who sold his name as Playboy, watched the family's repeated divorce and marriage and didn't believe in love. The hero, who doesn't believe in himself, is not looking for someone to have a special relationship with, but he meets and is attracted to the heroine. And... keep an eye out for the hero's sexy yet broken heart. It was a wonderful story with a happy ending to their love affair.

I finally read the last story in the series. The story where the hero, who denies love and marriage, is gradually attracted to the heroine and comes to know love was pretty good. Maybe it was good that the scene where they revealed their emotions along the way was human-like. It's a story you can read ahead of time, but are you satisfied as a Fujita fan? Do you like the Bella & Sergio story the most in the series? I'm glad both of them were able to see Alex & Harriet ~?

A heroine who is the count's daughter, is beautiful, has a good personality, and is independent. He was a scion and a very rich handsome hero who also succeeded in his own business. Apart from the fact that the heroes are timid about love and have repeatedly fallen in love overnight until now, they are two perfect people. There aren't many obstacles, so it's a bit exciting, but since the picture is wonderful, it's a bonus, perfect score. The depiction of the hero looking down was particularly sexy.

This is one book in the trilogy. I grew up in a special environment, love, and I can't believe in myself. If you loved someone like that, you would suffer. But this heroine was strong!! I wish you happiness.

It's Mr. Fujita from! As a matter of fact. After all, I love Bella from the first part of this trilogy!

The main character who is timid about love. Being healed by her big heart is the best of the 3 works. All 3 works were good.

It was a sudden development at the end, but I'm glad it came together. Is every book in the series a sense of distrust of the hero's love? It was pretty good (laughs)

Falling in love and thinking that they are your destined partner only for a moment, and that you don't have confidence that your feelings won't fade is an eternal theme, isn't it? If so, I don't understand Jeremy's idea that only a moment's overflowing love is enough, but that was also an extreme idea, and I was curious about where this story would land. I can't believe it's going to unfold like this. Jeremy's thoughts change as he spends time with Alice, who is unconscious. Even though we can't communicate, fresh feelings spring up more and more, and the fact that there are so many things I want to talk about is that it comes to a conclusion in an opposite environment in a sense ~? I thought so. I felt like I could see an unwavering future for these two.

All 3 episodes of Bachelorette Club are similar stories. But that's fine. Mr. Fujita is good.

There was an announcement that there are points that expire at the end of the month, and I wonder what to do, yes, Fujita sensei would definitely do it! Then, I bought the trilogy I thought I'd read soon. The story is set up where there is HQ, and the hero can't believe in love because of bad parents. I always think that in a good year, I wish I could quickly change my life on my own without blaming my parents. Actually, in the case of heroines, they usually work hard with their parents on the other hand as teachers, and the heroine in this film is no different. Well, that's because it's a story written by a woman. Also, what gets caught quite often is how to put a title on it. Isn't there enough way to load it? well, they haven't been bought, right??? It's like a weekly magazine that tries to catch fish with inflammatory titles even though it's not true. I want the Japanese title to be devised.

I mean, while saying there's no such thing as true love, I thought I was the hero I fell in love with the most at first sight.

I continued reading it as the 3rd episode of The Bachelorette Club. I'm glad all 3 episodes were wonderful.