Reviews for SECRETS OF A RUTHLESS TYCOON Manga

Dented handsome guys are my favorite food. The story progresses without difficulty and the heroine is cute too.

Both the hero and heroine were fascinating. The bad guys didn't appear, and the feeling after reading was refreshing, and it was a very good story.

It doesn't have the passionate excitement peculiar to Harlequin, but it was a good work with a solid story.

I want to raise my rating, so I'll review it. Probably because the pattern is cute and warm, the rolling of Kishou Tenryu is not that intense, so you can read on with peace of mind until the end. I really liked both the hero and heroine. A warm story.

I thought it would be a work that would be appreciated even more, so I'm reviewing it. The development of the story is also good, and it's a Harlequin-like development, but I'm glad that the pictures fit the story so well.

I had a good impression from the first page. The design also suited the story very well. It seems Harlequin that the main characters are struggling and passing each other. I enjoyed reading it until the end.

I think the hero Leo's statement that he doesn't believe in eternal love doesn't suit him. He confesses that he was raised by an ordinary middle class couple. They said they were good foster parents. There is a reality here that they enjoyed appropriate affection, and that is probably “love” no matter what. I don't want to know what. What he is concerned about is origin. He thinks that children born to unlovable parents have nothing to do with love. do something stupid. Certainly, habits (habits) are easily transmitted when contained in DNA, but I think so even when I replace them with myself. I don't think blood can fight. But apparently Billy didn't abandon his child. On the contrary, he is a sincere person who was blamed for being a child who let go and didn't make a second one. “I don't believe in love” with that kind of DNA and foster parents' upbringing probably means being spoiled. It's like Motemote-kun (laughs), so in exchange for that, the heroine Brianna is a kind and compassionate woman, has a deep knowledge of art, and works a lot. I have a feeling that there are a lot of good wives and smart mothers like to notice and work a lot even in HQ. Intentional? That's probably why they want to say they'll be defenseless. Show me mother on top of each other After all, I feel that it was an act. It's a small village, and if there are only men who have strong friendships and it's hard to develop into a love affair, I think it's unavoidable to look at travelers, but after all, there's no freshness in the development, so it goes through. Subsequent developments also showed something after all, and there was no special feeling. However, if you consider why Leo, who I liked the 99% confidence and 1% anxiety part, became a millionaire.

After a long time, I feel like I read Harlequin, which isn't too foggy.

My heart is filled with the hero's feelings when his feelings for the heroine aren't conveyed well. It's not a flashy setting, but it feels like it's creaking. It's a rare type of Harlequin who wants the hero to be happy.

Even though Harlequin is drawn halfway through, there are many ways to end involuntarily by forcibly putting them together at the end, but this story had a convincing end and the flow was good. As everyone said, I felt relaxed, and I was satisfied even after reading it.

I'm glad he's a cute hero! lol. The cute lies, the insensitivity... it all settled down so well, and I felt relaxed at the end. I think that was a good story.

The story was good. The words I love you finally came out and it ended happily. It's a royal road.

It ended with a good aftertaste, and the tempo of the story was good and I was able to read it smoothly. Recommended for those who want to read something light