Reviews for THE BILLIONAIRE'S CHRISTMAS BABY Manga

This review contains spoilers. Hero Max, who was a clever child who could apply the word love to the feelings that spring up, appears everywhere that his heart remains a boy even when he becomes a member of society. However, I also know that they are workaholics, so they are enrolled in the financial world, and after all, they scrutinize everything from a position where they can give, and they are unaware that their own actions are arrogant. The fact that it is about putting a lid on a broken heart can be captured, but when confronted with the heroine Sunny's strong, strong kindness and deep affection, I can see how vulnerable a child she is, and a sense of sympathy springs up. Compared to that, Sunny is in a different place, but I am moved by the strong belief that she places hope (purpose) in her daily difficult life and always moves forward step by step, but her actions, which I think I can never do, stimulate complexes one by one, and I am depressed. Max, who was left by her girlfriend who thought about marriage, learned a sense of alienation due to John's death just after a period of 1 year and seemed to be challenging, and finally realized that his position was lonely and that he had let go of the bond he should have built himself was transmitted to here, and it became painful. If I wanted the right to share my sorrow and suffering, I recognized that there is a reality we must face. Stories with the main axis where the hero suffers so much, craves the heroine, and changes their minds are also rare, but the heroine is so wonderful that it can't be helped. Of course they're happy, but the two look more like an older sister and brother than a married couple, and he seems like he could have her sing a lullaby in bed (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. The hero, who has taken loneliness for granted, helped me when she was puzzled by her sister who suddenly appeared, and the heroine. The heroine who quickly pulls the rich hero is wonderful. The hero loves the heroine who is right in front of him, and although they don't understand the heroine's point and they pass each other by, they understand it a year later as if they had received enlightenment, and they move forward to become themselves accepted by the heroine. I read standing reading and bought it because I really wanted to read it until the end. It has become my favorite work.