Reviews for WHAT THE MILLIONAIRE WANTS... Manga

I like Shiyori-sensei's paintings, and I bought them ^^ While they were ephemeral, I was able to catch a glimpse of their dignity and strength, and they were cute and wonderful ^^like HQ, and I'm relieved to have a happy ending ^^

The Queen of Monogatari and her mothers. Both of them are so human that they are only angry. That's why my sons end up like that.

It was a story that made my heart tremble after a long time. I love Shiyori-sensei's paintings, but the hero and heroine from when I was little were really cute, and I just empathized too much lol

The pictures were beautiful, and the heroine's pure and innocent heart melted the hero's cold heart ‼ ︎, so it was a wonderful story.

A heartwarming story where the heroine, who has firmly inherited the feelings of her grandfather, who is a famous person, melts the hero's frozen heart. I see, I don't think this heroine would choose Matthew or get swept away. The heroine was cool.

I wanted to go to New Orleans someday, so I was interested. The impression of the French Quarter was drawn by looking at a travel pamphlet. I heard it was a cold retreat, but how does it snow!? I was surprised at that. If there is snowfall, the “miracle” level, Japanese title is good. The story is based on “The Snow Queen,” which has a strong impact on thorns. Matsuo sensei's performance in The Snow Queen is amazing. In other words, the scene of her mother stabbing an 8-year-old boy through a thorn is a picture that visually shows the cruelty of being ruthless and wearing ice. The story is familiar from HQ, but the number of stars increases due to the comicalization of the interwoven Snow Queen scene. It stays at 3.4, but it's 4.5 in total. The impression is that the last few frames are redundant. However, I see quite a few impressions of wanting to see what happened after that in other reviews, so it's probably reader service (acceptance). I feel the intention of conveying that the thorns on his chest have completely melted, but personally I wanted to enjoy visualizing the process of melting the thorns. I wanted the frames to be distributed over there too. The scene where the two are full of love is certainly a part of that process, but I wanted to see Koma where he, who was imprisoned in the land of ice and snow, was melted ice by the heroine who poured warm love into him. I immediately entered the regular love confession scene, and it was a bit unsatisfactory. The frustration of the mothers enjoying their lives remains. Careful painting. The carousel is amazing. I'm worried about the scene where they are punched, which could lead to scandals in social circles, and the feeling that it seems like an “act of violence” while being looked down upon as Narukane. As a reader who is nothing more than a recipient of dramas, I wanted to see an exit, such as being able to gain understanding by exposing Matthew's humanity, even though it is a quick person who doesn't beat him down with an iron hammer, even though he does it quickly. Certainly, the cold weather in New York (NY) freezes to the point where Japanese coats are useless, and this may be a good contrast in that sense to the warm New Orleans where grandfathers and hotels who were with the people and the community nurtured by caring for the heroine. I think it was drawn based on photographs of NY and New Orleans, but the differences between each town are drawn separately, and it is clearly conveyed from depictions of snowy winter scenes in northeastern NY. Of course, the way the carousel scene and the episode with the heroine's grandfather are drawn appeal to emotion, but it makes me groan at how wonderful the picture itself is. Great presence. I was amazed at how much effort they put into drawing it. Professor Matsuo is doing a good job.

I'm moved. They are two wonderful people who lead and enhance each other in the right direction. I'm glad I read it. I burst into tears of emotion. Please read it.

I love the classic development where two people who were hostile understand their partner, are attracted to each other, and just when they think their feelings have come through, they break up, and they re-recognize their feelings. The pictures were wonderful and I was so excited!

　Common settings for HQ. A heroine who is sincere but is misunderstood by a hero, and a hero who is attracted to the heroine due to past trauma but is unbelievable. And that guy is just getting in the way. Stable development in a sense. But I like cute women drawn by Matsuo sensei. What I like even more is kids! The little kids are so cute! This time, I was able to see the heroine when she was little, so I'm satisfied (laughs)