King of Hell, Volume 21 Book

Peggy enters a talk show competition with the intention of losing - it is the second prize, a stereo system, that has caught her fancy. The first prize, on the other hand, is a blind date with the famous music star, John. When John realises that Peggy is trying to lose, he decides to make sure she ends up winning.

Unlike the Harlequin Pink manga, this one is printed in hot violet ink. Just the fact that these volumes are truly printed in pink (or purple) is enough for me to have a look at them! I still don't know if I like it, but it is interesting for sure!

This story was alright. These Harlequin Manga all seem to have this ordinary-girl-meets-famous-rich-man thing going on. This one was not as bad as my worst, but not as good as my best Harlequin manga either.

I am not sure whether I liked Peggy. I didn't really understand most of her choices. John was an alright character and I quite liked his childish tantrums. But I found it a little bit hard to understand what he saw in Peggy.

At first, the romance felt very rushed. But it started to slow down again and made it a tad more believable. I mean, oneshots will often be rushed and there is not much one can do about it - but I think this one was not the worst of its kind.