Reviews for MAID FOR THE UNTAMED BILLIONAIRE Manga

The hero, who thought he didn't need a family or children, meets the heroine and changes his mind. I fell in love that changed a large adult to such an extent. Furthermore, we firmly support the heroine who has trouble, and make suggestions to the extent that the heroine doesn't overdo it. That's great. What I thought was good makes me want to aggressively recommend it, but I felt a deep sense of love when I was watching the heroine properly. I'm glad you're happy!

A hero who is a little disgusting is cute. Spadari, who is full of HQ's sex appeal, is also wonderful, but lol, the heroine is also naturally likable. It was a work that made me feel at ease

The content reminded me of that. I lost my husband I loved, and there was also a feeling that I couldn't do anything for my husband, and it was a story where I was able to relax even though there were many bereavements.

The story of being close to her all the time, who was unable to take the first step towards getting married or having children due to past events, was wonderful.

It was highly rated, so I thought I'd read it. It felt like the epitome of an HQ romance, but the hero's tsundere condition was getting better, and I was able to laugh a lot at how his expression changed. They both had unrequited love, and the story progressed, and it felt like the heroine, sad Kago, was struggling with her, but I thought it was wonderful that the hero loved her as if watching over it. At the end, true happiness came to them, and they were also with them, and they were wonderful happy.

The heroine's neatness and modesty was good, and the hero was also very kind and wonderful to the heroine even though they said something. I thought it was good to read it in a scene full of love at the end

Sakuraya-sensei is one of the many artists who can't wait for his next work. The neat and beautiful heroine is perfect for Sakuraya-sensei's paintings. Both the hero and heroine are holding things stuck in their chests, but at the end, the piece that floats up fits neatly, and I feel like I want to congratulate them for being good.

I rarely read it after the price went up, but I read it once in a while. It may not be enough for those looking for ups and downs in the story. When I just want a sense of happiness, I come to read this genre to enjoy happiness. A type of Harlequin where housekeepers are first seen as employers in the house they are dispatched to. The fact that Sakuraya-sensei's picture is a little light matches the light flavor of the whole story, but the man doesn't feel like a handsome guy, or rather, it's a bit disappointing. The funny nature of the mysterious weight loss patience makes me entertained, and the support shots from the surroundings are heartwarming. Also, death conveys the feeling that it appears along the way of life, that it suddenly breaks off relationships that have been built up completely. Also, sharing painful sorrows strengthens the bond, and the progression of the two is in line with the readers' leisure time and expectations. The long smoke screen against Abby, of a man who seems to be aggressive in various ways can be contrasted with his completely reversed appearance after he completely stopped resisting. The fact that the “alone for two” workarounds also progresses exquisitely through Sophie's fun is a good trick in the story. The feeling of excitement around there, the picture is refreshing, so it's a scene where the air becomes more dense, but it feels paler than sexual interest. That is also a characteristic of Sakuraya-sensei's paintings, so I can't say anything unequivocally. The two are good adults, and on the other hand, the fact that they don't have a bad atmosphere even when they move forward is rather beautiful and healthy, and they stay smooth until after reading. However, there is a sense of déjà vu in the 84-page Jake line, which seems to have been split, even though it tends to go this way. (In the world of shoujo manga, it's a place where hand grime sticks, but the world of romance stuff has now been similar and may be getting closer in the East and West.) When you think about your father's age and number of siblings, huh? that's it.

Abby is a neat and hardworking professional type, and Greg is desperately trying not to get carried away by hiding her being run over. Then, little by little, things changed after my uncle died.

The heroine wanted children but it was useless three times, and her husband passed away. I had a wonderful encounter when I worked as a housekeeper. It was an uneasy way to die with my parents, so I was treated kindly by someone like my ideal father, and my original employer finally became honest... a new life and a new family

Buy the artist. There is no doubt that the picture is beautiful! The neat heroine was so wonderful.