Reviews for INNOCENT MISTRESS, ROYAL WIFE Manga

The story and pictures are like HQ, and there is suspense and love set in the beautiful island nation of Moraz. I was excited and entertained until the end. A herd of wild horses... it's something I'd like to see.

Iwasaki-sensei's hero is probably the perfect HQ hero. It has a beautiful and overwhelming presence, and is mature and cool. Our hero this time is exactly that. I don't really like the seek stuff, but I'm glad there were a few incidents involved and it felt different. Iwasaki-sensei! Please draw more HQ works, please.

The picture is beautiful ✨ fascinated by Rafik? Felipe is also a bad person, but his face is too good... Lexie also bears the burden of being the daughter of a former dictator, and the fact that it doesn't shake is tough, but it's a good point that you don't feel the contradiction in terms of manga. The short story is tightly packed, and it draws me in.

Fire dresses and fire diamonds look good if they're not only beautiful, but you also know the dark part.

It was a Harlequin-like story where passion and romance were shared. The red dress was beautiful, and I thought she looked very much like the heroine.

It's another writer, but the reason to abandon love was also good, so I read it. I love it because of the gorgeous design. Very satisfied. There seem to be other links in this series, so I'd like to read them

It depicts the uniqueness of that land with stars and plants, and the finish is very detailed, so the beauty of the picture matches the way the flame of love between them exists. However, at the beginning, the heroine felt his appeal somewhere, and even though she had a debt of origin, she was in a relationship with her ex, and I couldn't understand why she tried to resist the appeal in front of her. Confirmation of the guide's safety is just words, and the villains are supposed to be organized, but there is no weight in the number of people. It's a story where he said his dress was burned into his eyes, and that didn't lead to a drama. The growth of awareness on both sides that they are attracted to each other doesn't come through easily from a reader perspective. First, even though he is the most powerful person on the island, his position as explained, and his ability to act too much by himself during the story? But it doesn't make me feel at all that they are in a position to use people. The climax of suspense came to the climax of suspense before the marriage was marriage-conscious, and the shift to him now, where you don't know why they are getting close and concerned about various things, with almost no sense of their familiarity, closeness, sweetness, importance, etc. It's supposed to be an evil organization, but it's an unexpected battle like one-on-one. However, the action was flawed when it came to HQ, and it is conveyed that the body worked hard in a serious match on the scene. Why does this depiction have more power to convey than the mature depiction of romantic feelings? The appearance of the two in several scenes where the heroine is kissed is wonderful, so the number of frames is sufficient, but although they are two people being attracted to each other, I wasn't visually convinced from the two-shot pictures other than kissing. The scene where the line is crossed is also well-beautified, and even though there are no complaints about the scene where the two are involved, when each becomes a pin frame, I have the feeling that it's just a place to relax. The scene where they pick you up isn't inevitable in the story, is it the original story? It wasn't so convincing that it was an effective distance and time between the two people (although I don't know because I haven't read it) that I get the impression of the “setting” (phigana: sarcasm) for the story prepared by the person's will. I didn't get used to the heroine until the end, and the story that began like his point of view almost didn't satisfy that feeling of being “tempted,” and there were older sisters and handmaids, so it ended when the evil organization was destroyed... This number of stars is due to the abundance of good points in the picture, but the heroine's disappointment and aggressive story are so spared that it's somehow out of balance.

The picture is mesmerizingly beautiful.? I started reading it because I thought she was a heroine with a fierce temper since she called Red Dress, but that's not the case,? There was only a veterinarian, and he was a serious and careful type of kid. I can feel the scenes where the heroine is taken away, etc., and I like the love scenes that are a little more intense, so it's -1.