Tamarowa: 100% Kane Meate - Shisan 35-oku no Ikemen wo Meguru Wakeari Onnatachi no Tamanokoshi Battle Royal
Who Wants to Marry a Billionaire?

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This story starts with a kind of cheesy premise involving women having to compete in a raunchy reality TV show for a rich asshole and it starts with them having to present themselves while being naked, promising a decent amount of sexual content on the way.

However, as the manga progresses, the story actually becomes more interesting and keeps the suspense by making us looking for some turning points and with several plot twists coming through while the sexual content however tones down a bit. On top of that, the personality of the characters also develops through the events.

Now I didn't think the twists were extraordinary, ... and there are some things that stay mysterious about some characters' circumstances that I wish were explained at the end but weren't and while the twists kind of changed the way things came to be, the general outcome however still remained predictable.

Also the art style is nice and you can feel that it was made by a hentai artist with a good emphasis on the women's sexy bodies and also mature looking faces which fits the erotic and dramatic tone I would say.

All things considered it was still a fun read and I got hooked enough to read it until the end without being bored.

The art style and the story itself are really appealing to those who enjoy pretty women and a fun mystery! I enjoyed the twists that the manga leads the reader through, they aren't all perfectly intricate but they are fun nonetheless.
While the art style is not what you'd expect from the mystery genre it fits really well for the concept!
The characters had depth and you can easily empathize with each of them.
The characters were realistic for the most part, reacting to a difficult situation with fear, disappointment, and shame
I think readers will like this series if they enjoy a story with ... interesting twists, characters with interesting flaws and a well drawn sexy anime girl.

How far will you go to win millions of dollars?

The idea of competing on reality tv for love or fistfuls of cash is nothing new. Even though society typically mocks and criticizes the ethics behind such things, the trend still continues to grow with the Bachelor/Bachelorette being the most popular. Now make it even raunchier with some darker mysterious tones to it. That’s what this series is.

Before you read the rest of the review let me add: I have not finished this series. As of writing this I finished chapter 21.

Story: Okay, I was honestly intrigued that the tags are "ecchi" and "psychological." ... Those series do exist, but they seem few and far between. Now don't get me wrong, this is trashy fun, but I would say it's a tad above the rest of the trashy smut out there. There are actual attempts at twists and turns and a whole, "who done it?" stick that I'm actually interested in seeing. It's still a competition to win the money, but it's also juggling a mind game mystery aspect at the same time. It's not thought provoking but it's a series you can read to coast through and enjoy the mindless fun and smut.

Art: Speaking of smut, the artist behind this series is also a hentai artist. So it should come to no surprise that there are many, and I mean many, saucy scenes between the rich dude as well as the other female contestants. It's actually borderline hentai. The art is crisp and clean and there is obvious attention to details when it comes to the girls expressions. Although, if you told me the one character was supposed to be athletic I wouldn't believe it, her body isn't much different than the other girls. Not a huge nitpick, but just something to note haha.

Characters: I like Yuuna, she's the type of girl whose got a strong head on her shoulders, and although she starts off as cold, she really does care for the others around her. The supporting girls are okay as well. They might not all be likeable, but I do get interested when they show up on the page like, "what are they going to say or do this time?" Except the guy they are competing for, he is a scumbag! (but that's the point too).

Long story short: If you want mindless trashy fun then I wouldn’t turn this series down. It’s doesn’t exactly tell a moral or big theme but I never once feel bored when reading it.