Reviews for THE RELUCTANT PRINCESS Manga

I read that this one book was included in the Star Gassou Set (volume 3 and 4 in vol.2), and I'm writing a single review. That's because I wanted to make it clear that this is the first volume in the series. There are more than a few books in HQ that are in a series of several volumes or are composed of 2 volumes. (Overlooked in Roman numeral notation?) This is also such a series, and there are 4 volumes in total. As is the case with other HQ comics in the series, when I read a number of reviews without knowing that, I feel sad that I haven't read them all... Of course, I also sometimes read it in the middle without knowing it was a series. I change the text when I notice it. When I see that bad strategies on the publisher side, bad tricks at the time of making a standalone book, and uncertainty about how to sell are judged and damaged in places unrelated to the writer's ability, I can't do it. If even that is included in the evaluation of the work, wouldn't it interfere with the teachers' future work? and. There are lamenting reviews of this quadruple work if you read the other one and don't understand the translation. People who write only by trial reading (only a small part of 1 book) are out of the question, but I think it is an unwarranted criticism to view lack of sense as a problem after reading only one volume of multiple volumes even though they haven't finished reading until the final volume. Also, in the whole big story, you can pick and eat what's in the middle, and it's natural that the full story hasn't been clarified if you don't read before and after. When that is viewed as a problem in a dignified manner, it makes me want to call out that there will be a continuation. Even so, each person who is the main character in each work has reached a milestone one by one and finished, so I wonder if it won't be refreshing. If possible, I would like you to read through the case where a single group of works is intended to be one group as a whole. If each book were a vertical thread, the other unresolved part that flows through the whole is a horizontal thread, and that's it? If you think so, I want you to wait a minute. It's still there, right? and. Read it through to the end of the series, and on top of that, if unclear points were depicted in the new reading, if words of a review like a clean-up departure were uttered in the past, I feel like I want corrections later. For those who have read it and have read it completely, there is something unbearable when considering the positions of manga artist teachers who may have split the volume according to the publishing side's plan.

Even though the hero is calm and hardly changes his expression, there are times when his feelings for the heroine fluctuate only slightly, and that is when his feelings for the heroine come to the surface. At climax, the hero who “won” the heroine is so cool. The depiction of the freezing cold winter in Scandinavia is also beautiful. A heroine named after a god from Norse mythology, a hero called Berserker. It's also full of episodes of Norse mythology and it's fun.

The first half also felt like it was a bit of a sudden development, but I was brought to tears by the hero's words wishing for the heroine as his wife due to his final life. I've read it many times since I bought it. I would like to recommend it.

The pictures of girls are cute, but the boys who always come when they're in a pinch are also really cool. I like Hoshiai-sensei's works because they are wrapped in a cool and cute way

There are almost no sweet developments, but the hero who risked his life to court the heroine was wonderful, in love where each other burns quietly.

The story is very good, but it's a series. I wonder when the sequel will be released.

One day, a man suddenly comes over and says you're a princess. The protagonist, who doesn't know anything, heads to that man and his homeland in order to know his status. And a story about falling in love

The first stage in the Viking Bride series. Hawk, who is the father's messenger, suddenly appears at Eli, three children living a normal life in America, and they are told that they are princesses and daughters of the king of Scandinavia, that their older brother has died, and that the divorce between the king and the queen, who is the mother, has not been finalized. The three sisters, who have not been informed of anything by their mother, head to Hauck and her father in order to get to know the core... the purpose of this was to get Eli married to Eric, the best friend of her older brother, who is the most likely candidate for the next king due to the death of their older brother. However, Eli has a crush on Hauck, and it seems like Eric, who is essential, doesn't even approach the royal palace after saying hello. It's a dream story, but the last one is awesome! The love between the princess and the king's warrior. I applaud Hauck, who became the winner in a gladiator-like fight, for his love for Eli who risked his life! ❤

It was nice that the main character, Eli, was able to act and not give up to her father (the king)'s plans. nice? It was an impossible encounter, but the end was too cool. I changed it to ★ 4. Would you be happier if your family reopens or you find your older brother? Maybe it was