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

I was a little curious and read volume 1, but it was so interesting that I read it all at once!

This work has content that draws you in more than you might think. The two sides of the glamorous world were drawn so well that I was drawn to it.

I mean, it's a story that mixes various elements with the present day and Yoshiwara. I'm curious to see how it will unfold. I want the protagonist, who has the personality of breaking a bamboo, to have a happy ending.

I like Yoshiwara's story, so I was really addicted to it when I read it! I'm looking forward to the continuation!

I think it's a story about how Yoshiwara Ichi became the head of the flower, but it's written in a modern style, and that is interesting first of all. I'm sure meeting with my parents is one of the future developments, but a deeper development... will Yoshiwara collapse? It seems like stories like that will also come up, and it makes me imagine that politics will get involved...

I thought it was from the era, but it wasn't the modern version of Yoshiwara. However, it was easy to read and interesting because it successfully incorporated modern elements and Edo elements.

The main character didn't look that pretty, and I couldn't get in at first, but as I read it, I became addicted to the character's strength. It's interesting.

Set in the modern version of Yoshiwara, many of the characters are beautiful, and all of them have their own quirks and quirks. It's interesting.

There is no slapstick that is common in comics of this kind, and the story development is calm and comfortable to read.

I've read up to three volumes. It's a worldview that makes you think “if Yoshiwara were legally in the present day,” this might be the case. It depicts how the protagonist who was sold to Yoshiwara lives in a rather interesting setting where, while being at the top, he is also active on TV to promote himself. The main character's personality seems to be fuzzy, and it's interspersed with stories that make you excited to read when you make up your stomach, and it's interesting to read. However, I'm curious about whether the ending point of this story will be a story about the protagonist's rise and success, or a story about romance. If possible, it would be nice if it were a story about standing at the top as a flower leader. I don't want them to be bad at putting romance elements in, but I don't know what's going to happen in the future, so I minus 1 star and it's 4.

The appeal is that the main character's child is bright and straight to himself, which doesn't usually make you feel like the backbone is going to Yoshiwara.

It won the e-comic award and was a great deal, so I bought it. The modern version of Yoshiwara's story is also interesting and the pictures are beautiful. I'm looking forward to future developments

I don't read many male comics, but it was interesting to read them because they won the grand prize!

I had read and watched a few stories about Yoshiwara, so I was curious and read them. Since it's present-day Yoshiwara, everyone except Kakai is dressed. The culprit is a foot pressure point! lol that's the modern version. Of course, the story and the backgrounds of the characters are drawn, so it's a story worth reading.

Congratulations on winning the grand prize! After reading it, I was convinced that the grand prize is interesting! The picture is so beautiful! It is carefully drawn. Since it's set in Yoshiwara, there are scenes where they're naked, but they're so beautiful and I don't feel disgusted... there aren't that many muddy scenes, and there aren't many violent scenes, and lights... I don't like rough ones, so it was easy to read. Azami is young, so there are places where she doesn't think about it in her own way, but she's growing up, OK, and I'm looking forward to seeing what will happen in the future!

It's a grand prize-winning work, so when I tried reading it, no way! That's rude, but it was different from what I had imagined and it was interesting. I bought more...

I read it because it won the grand prize, and I bought it in no time. Even though they are universal elements such as Yoshiwara, betrayal, debt, and uncharted love, they are good at reconciling with the present day and are very drawn into the story. Oh, I want to read more soon! I'm curious about what kind of growth the thistle will grow in the future.