Reviews for IN DEFIANCE OF DUTY Manga

The story was very interesting. The sad feelings of the heroine and hero are very well drawn, and the pictures are beautiful and easy to read. I'm glad I bought this work.

The hero has been educated and lived to become a king, and has a calm personality. The heroine is also healthy and likeable. There are no villains, and there are no emotional characters, so maybe the love level is low. This writer is good at constructing lines, so they can naturally get into their feelings, and the feeling after reading is refreshing. I reread my favorite work over and over again, and this work has definitely been inducted into the Hall of Fame among me.

It was a story like a human drama that wasn't Harlequin's, but I was able to read it through without feeling any contradiction in the story.

I'm glad they were needed and accepted as I am! I thought they'd break up... I was so excited, but I'm really glad! I like pictures, too. With the handsome prince!

It's difficult for a woman who has grown up freely until then and has worked with her own opinions to enter a closed world in a sense. Nor does it mean that love is all you need. even though a normal marriage is tough?

If the picture space in the “Cinderella” story with the prince and king, which is typical of another HQ, depicts an expanded version of the sparkling fairy tale of a girl's dream and longing, this is a serious story about the beginning of a career where the princess tackles things like marrying the royal family head-on. This work shows off the appearance that their feet are too close to the ground and can't jump. (The intelligence of the story is also evident in the sense of the original title) The words, not the pictures, drive the story. It follows from the original story, and it probably wasn't added in comicalization. Each line seems like it's really inside a castle, and if it's someone who will eventually become king, or if it's conservative people who value the history, formality, and traditions surrounding it, they seem to think it really hard to say. The heroine's mother's words and actions that superimpose her own life are also putting pressure on her, and her reproaching eyes several times embody that she says things as much as her mouth. In fact, it overlaps with the feelings of people who gave up on their careers due to marriage, and it's really realistic. At the end of the day, everyone was stuck in their own stereotypes. If you break “common sense” up until now and take a step forward and do something that was supposed to be done, there are opponents, but there are also people who applaud and welcome it. Symbolically, it deals with the subject of the royal family, which is most particular about following the past, but it can be found anywhere. It's a story where the heroine struggles to create an environment where she can simply maintain her true self without the composition being hit by the old conservative forces. It's a story that gives him an opportunity to notice in order to get his backup, and it's a starting point for the two to move forward with the way they think the king and his wife should be. The problem was that I couldn't enjoy it visually. Whether it's a favorite or not, new or old, I can't think negatively about paintings. There were no pages I could look at. This is HQ. In order to be drawn in, I wanted to sympathize with the normality that the characters can somehow anticipate while they are suffering from a system that follows the example that should exist beyond the princess's education, which is even more painful, isn't it? I was shown the first few pages, a high-resolution screen with clean and vivid outlines, but it was just an expected beginning, and as we went from there to the second half and end, only the story was ahead, and only the dialogue seemed to slide up. The opposing axes of antiquity and newness, obedience and assertiveness, freedom and duty are all abstract conceptual conflicts, and I understand that they are difficult to paint, but even so, I wanted them to do their best to show it to me without putting it down in words beyond comicalizing it.