Reviews for CHRISTMAS WITH THE PRINCE Manga

A hero who doesn't look like a prince and an expressionless heroine. The occasional expression that the heroine shows is so cute! There aren't any big mountains, but it was interesting.

Did you enjoy it while thinking, oh, this is how it's going to happen ♪ that doesn't seem to have a story development?

The hero's sense of giggle was so numb. On the other hand, my unruly mother seemed to ignite love, and I thought it was a bit wry.

Hero Aaron was about to be burdened with that heavy responsibility because his eldest brother and his wife didn't easily receive an heir. It seems that they have understood responsibility and have come face to face with a number of daughters. The woman who saw Aaron, who was displeased by his daughters, was the heroine Olivia (Liv), who came to investigate pathogens in crops. Since he is a prince, he revealed his life where he has been isolated from freedom, and he seems convinced because of his love for his homeland. However, she learns about Liv's upbringing and becomes attracted to her as a doctor as an independent woman. From her point of view, she didn't want to be who she is now; that was all she had, so that's why she is who she is now. No matter how different my status was, my frustration reached its peak with the queen's excessive remarks against the doctor who was invited as the savior of the nation's critical situation. did you smack him? and. Well, the king took care of all of these things, but if you think about it, crop damage like this one is always likely to occur in the future, so doesn't anyone say that she should be happy to stay, Queen? Instead of trying to push his mother away with only complaints and grievances, I wanted Aaron to show me a little more where his wisdom can be applied, thinking that if a grandson who inherits this brain is born incidentally, the future will be particularly safe. Even so, it's a wonderful thing about the king's personnel affairs. It's as if Aaron promised that he would be a wonderful husband by referring to such a father!

For a prince, they say that they don't want others to know where they are together like the heroine because their partner is a prince, and conversely, using the fact that “daughters” aiming for the position of marriage partner are on their side because their partner is a prince are both the same thing. This statement includes “!” It was. The heroine is a genius, and when her origin is questioned, I think there is a great sense of anxiety about what is in the background because the identity of the parents is unknown, but the case of the heroine will come up if you investigate that. I am rather happy to have excellent blood in the royal family. There are people like this kind of mother everywhere, and in typical terms, it's a story with a clean structure, but when the biggest resistance force is made to hear “it's broken” from his words, is the heroine immediately taken as high? You left the kingdom with your last line? They came to look for it, picked me up, applied, all the elements are there and it comes to the end, so if the end is good, it's a bit messy. Depictions of scenes that are not “pictorial,” which are reminiscent of photographs, and depictions of palace interiors that are intricately drawn and fascinate with grandeur down to the smallest detail, etc. were greatly enjoyed looking at things other than character frames as Prince Harlequin's. In contrast to that overwhelming background, I think the characters wanted more dance-like for dance scenes, etc. The concentrated appearance of the king and his wife from the latter half of the story also made me feel abrupt, as if they were set up to play hostile roles. An important handshake scene. Although it is an act that appeals to the heroine's emotions in a dramatic way, I felt sorry that the first time was a normal depiction, and the second time it was a climax, it was somehow a light scene.

The prince's hero wasn't really like a prince, but I'm glad that his aggressive attitude towards the heroine had a sense of melancholy. The heroine, a genius scholar, who I thought wasn't very expressive, was cute, like the girl she shows once in a while.

Recommended for those who like love in a different status. However, the fact that the last one ended a little too abruptly is probably minus 1 point. The heroine disappears in front of the hero, but she is found all too soon. Also, the way the two met when they met again was pretty easy. However, I liked the heroine and hero characters, and I think I can fully enjoy the coolness of the hero. He was a kind hero right from the start, even though he was a bit aggressive.