Reviews for The Bachelor Chronicles Manga

The Japanese title was “Search for the Billionaire” as the subject of coverage in the Single Aristocrat Picture Book. The Japanese title of HQ is always “The Billionaire,” and it's a bit eaten up, and I'm not expecting chemistry with lots of content, but what about the Japanese title this time around, what is the Japanese title like W Mining-like? Furthermore, Comicalize is Tsuya sensei ‼ there's no reason it's not interesting ❗ Personally, I'm impressed by the heroine's patience because she confronts her real mother who is similar to the heroine's mother. That patience is what qualifies me as an editor. was the last time they hit back perfectly against the editor-in-chief rant and the heroine's mother?

The story is that when I was interviewed as a serialized article in a newspaper, I fell in love with the interviewee. Tsuya sensei's paintings are nice because they look like adults and Westerners. It's nice that the laziness of people in the mass media industry and the heroine's sincerity as a person are also clearly shown. Also, it's great because you can draw pictures of him wearing nice things even when he's not wearing a suit. Also, the movement of the heart is conveyed. When I saw this work on display at bookstores before, it came for a different purpose, and after all, I found my favorite, so I didn't buy it (it was gone at a later date), so I was disappointed. During the story, the serialization project that the heroine was in charge of, and the partner he was on a date chosen by the editor-in-chief is smirking around and it's fun. His plays are fun too. Believing in people means I wanted them to think from the bottom of my head that I didn't believe it because I had confirmed it. I felt like it was the essence. Also, the heroine also talks about him, and people like this make his sense of heart worse by twisting it with that kind of private life, and I'm also very convinced of that. Even though she didn't feel bad about her, she didn't look at each one of them. The heroine has been watching that kind of race for a long time, and my predictions have come into play. I was supposed to study properly but painfully, and when I thought it was a development of studying a collection of love textbooks, I was made to reflect on that, and then it was a gear shift to make up for the initial mistake. As for the opportunity she was given, she did her best, and the effort was well worth the effort, so the coverage was carried out. I think it's good to have guts in it. There is a lot of misunderstanding when looking at him all at once that he is him and that they are reporters. That distrust, which has been hurt over and over again by their speculations and gossip, cannot be easily wiped away. As long as the heroine's occupation is that, the two, who have only just met, still can't be said to have a strong bond. As a result, the contact time called coverage became a perfect opportunity for us to know more about each other than recovering credit from him. I'm impressed that trying so hard to get people to accept me was by no means foolish. However, there is a counter offer to the editor-in-chief, what is that. I think it's useful. I wonder if it will be an article. Do something to deceive readers... It's a story, so I ended up laughing, though. The pictures of the two main characters are rough here and there.

Both the hero and heroine were victims of verbal violence, and it was inevitable that the two met. A happy family can be seen in sight. That's a great story.

Is the mother of the heroine Erin a so-called toxic mother who interferes with her daughter's life? Erin has always been at her mother's behest, but okay? do you argue against it? I also have a daughter... I wanted to be careful not to become this kind of mother.

The mass media side and the side being chased by the mass media. They are two very difficult people, but they had a beautiful happy ending, despite misunderstandings about the usual heroes.

The heroine works hard at her job as a reporter to get results, but she makes a hero who hates mass communication angry. A hero who was a bit stubborn, but I think he's kind and charming. It was fun because it was easy to read and neatly organized.