Reviews for At the Billionaire's Bidding Manga

This review contains spoilers. The heroine didn't grow up being bullied; she was just a teacher for the common people; the hero is the prince who was imprisoned in a wealthy prison; Cinderella didn't go to the castle in a pumpkin carriage; she was auctioned off and the castle was cleaned up... Both of them are adults living in the present day, so they don't curse each other uselessly or shift responsibility, and passion overflows indifferently, but sometimes as if they have broken a barrier, and the relationship deepens with a sense of frustration and good distance. Along the way, I was too concerned about the romance between the hero's sister and the invited guests and thought, “What what? Tell me more about that story too!” I thought, but attending a wedding next to each other is going well, right? I love this kind of side story too, so it was a story that was twice as tasty in one grain. I thought the hero who rides a horse and picks you up with Prince Cosplay was amazing... but it's love!

This review contains spoilers. A hero whose bad rumors spread because he was completely flawed. Actually, you can tell by dealing with the heroine that she has a sincere personality.

This review contains spoilers. The bright and cute heroine is simply charming. They are the type that is active but not intrusive, and is likable. A hero who is strongly attracted to the heroine even though he has refraction due to his upbringing... the change of heart between the two who snuggle up without bargaining is wonderful. I'm glad the “Kiki Ice Cream” scene was a bit erotic. Also, the climax was a costume ball at the old castle... before the fairy tale ended, the kiss scene at the old castle at night... I know that the next day they will wake up from their dream and return to reality, but the feelings of the two were unstoppable. Also, the ice cream left in the refrigerator, which was also peach cream, and the hero who realized his love for the heroine when he saw it, dressed up as a prince and went to greet the heroine, but it always turned into a wedding scene where “there aren't enough things!” It makes me think, but this time it was “yes.” The keyword was peach cream ice cream, wasn't it? The heroine drawn by Shinozaki-sensei is really cute, but the heroine this time, Caroline, was amazing!