Reviews for Worth a Billion: Modern-Day Courtesan -Volume Edition Manga

It's an unrealistic story and novel. On the other hand, I think... maybe it's real somewhere? I think it's a manga and it's so much fun.

Take a break from reading up to volume 2 and read all at once until volume 3-5. After all, it's interesting. I stopped at 2 because I was curious about pictures that were a bit strange and started. I met him again and got used to reading it, and I thought it was good because the man was drawn beautifully. And I'm drawing a solid scene. In this kind of fictional world, how do the main characters, friends, and employees progress and get involved within this framework? What is the whereabouts of love? I'm worried about the continuation. At first glance, it's unreasonable, and there are probably people who don't accept it physiologically. I'm reading it on the premise that it's a world where this kind of thing is allowed. Thanks to that, you can also enjoy your senses. So, after all, my face was so slender that I was worried, so I gave it four stars.

I thought it was a story, but the setting back to the present day was fresh and interesting. It's a rare story, so it's nice that it's fresh. The first time I saw it, it bothered me, and I just glanced at it.

The pictures are beautiful and insanely easy to read. Before I read it, I heard that it was a story about present-day Yoshiwara, so I was afraid I read it at a loss as to what kind of story it was, but the setting was well thought out and it was interesting.

A story about a girl who works hard in a place called present-day Yoshiwara. The people in various positions surrounding the main character are unique, and it is fascinating that they do their best by making it their own while getting help from people around them to do things they have to do.

Since the stage is the stage, there are also settings that are somewhat heavy. However, since the heroine has a personality that can handle it, I don't feel that bad, and it's refreshing that the story unfolds in an unexpected direction, so I'm looking forward to the future.

The purpose is the goal, what you do, the relationship is complicated, and it is always exciting and fidgety to wonder what will happen. Little by little, the related values are changing, and I'm looking forward to continuing this work.

I had about half a day off during the holidays, so I bought several books in bulk, starting with volume 1, but actually I haven't finished reading them yet. Somehow I can imagine the story ahead, but I'm looking forward to it. After reading the rest, I think I'll come back to review it again.

I'm already fascinated by the profound world of Shinsei Yoshiwara, which is different from just manners and customs, and I'm reading it more and more. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens with the heroine's positive strength and her unfamiliar innocence

More than the color fragrance called The World of Flower Oirai. The way the men who appear are depicted has an amazing sex appeal. Unfortunately, they all look the same, and they all have to be distinguished by their hairstyle and hair color, but even so, this sex appeal is amazing. So much so that I want to read BL with this picture.

that's cool! It's fine to stand on top of yourself... isn't it? Keep up the top.

It won the e-comic grand prize, so I read it with a light feeling. When I read it, the pictures are beautiful, easy to read, and interesting. I'm looking forward to future developments.

I like pictures and read them. The story is also interesting. I wonder if I want the story to go a little further.

It was a bargain, so when I thought I would try it out, it was so interesting that I bought the whole volume. I'm both excited and uneasy about what the main character will look like in the future.

It's about the red light district, so I thought it was muddy, but that wasn't the case at all. I like all the courtesans that appear.

It's different from the first impression I had when I first read it! It became more interesting as I read on. The title has an impact (laughs), but that's certainly true (laughs)