Reviews for THE KNIGHT'S KISS Manga

I love this work! Both the hero and heroine respected their opponents, and it was a wonderful story. Very good! I really thought it was Harlequin.

The love between a princess from one country and a common man with a different status... it's a common Harlequin setting. Is this work also about the main character, Princess Isabella, and art appraiser Nick, in a Harlequin setting? I had that impression until halfway through... A cursed legend relating to Isabella's hometown, the Kingdom of Sanrimi, drastically changes the story like fantasy. The characters “two” in the story are deeply involved in that legend. Yes, they are “two people.” I said it twice because it's important (laughs) I think one person has a good idea, but the other one was an unexpected person... The story itself had a happy ending, and the picture was cute and clean and neat I'm addicted. I think it's a great work.

It was like an HQ-style fairy tale with the appearance of the princess, the knight, and the witch. I was worried about the safety of the witch's son and the hero's identity and title until the end lol.

It was quite a mysterious story. I think the hero had a hard life for a long time. What happened to Anne's son after all...

If you put it out in Harlequin, kids won't get their hands on it, but this is the type of story that targets a more general audience. There are no “adult” scenes anywhere. Therefore, I think the design is good for young people. The witch wasn't powerful enough. When it comes to the king, his younger brother, and mass media support, their presence was completely weak. Even in a fictional kingdom setting, as long as you bring up the Crusaders, I think those things are very important. Although there are many unnaturalness, the very origin of this genre started with them, so I enjoyed ignoring it. I think it would have been nice if they brought in even more visuals that would draw the reader in even more of the atmosphere when legends are told. If you recognize that Mr. Black's appearance has been photographed, I think consciously, that is exactly what “disguise” was necessary. This is because there are settings that show sameness regardless of differences in appearance. Rather, wasn't a change in hairstyle, hair color, etc. necessary for that? It's a pity that the future is easy to understand because of the lack of character horses. I'm sure that's the case, and what I think is that the development will lose its fresh flavor. Better yet, it might have been more exciting if they moved it on the premise that the surface was broken. Being an exposer at a press conference and the spirit of self-sacrifice are hard to see, but I think it's a good place to spend a moment as reading material that doesn't strain your spine. I believe in you, it's wonderful that someone who can say this kind of thing has appeared. Reminds me of “From Earth to Eternity” (by Sharon Sarah, painting by Kazuko Fujita).

I was curious about the secret of the birthmarks on the hero's hands, and when I read it, it was a surprising development!