Reviews for An Unmapped Country, Somewhere In This World Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's a story where the main character, who is a royal family (maybe an aristocrat) of a neighboring country, forcibly breaks through and enters the country in response to a disease that spreads in a country surrounded by walls and shunned from neighboring countries (I thought zero people in attack had begun lol lol), and confronts that disease. At first, I thought my aide and the main character would be united, but it unfolded as the title of the WW Review lol, but at the end there was a depiction of a few years from now, and I was able to do it without feeling ^^

This review contains spoilers. Normally, I buy it with an emphasis on my taste in the picture, but unusually I was drawn to the story and bought it. The unexpected couplings are also a sight to behold.

This review contains spoilers. But... I wanted the main character to be happy... the feeling of fuzziness and disappointment after I finished reading it was unbearable.

This review contains spoilers. The story was well thought out and interesting. Everyone is charming, beautiful, and enchanting. It's nice that there don't tend to be places where the love affairs around you are depicted instead of the romance in the leading role. But I wonder if there are any spin-offs of Shin's romance? I'm looking forward to it.

This review contains spoilers. Olaie is a closed country where lung disease is rampant, with a 90% incidence rate among children. Mustia, the young head of the royal family, is also ill. a servant every night as a cure for that? they were kissing... An outsider named Shin breaks in there and moves the story around. Shin is good; when I see beautiful people, they persuade them instead of greetings (laughs), they go deep into the depths of Olaie country with their curiosity and pomp, and they solve problems one way or another. There's also a feeling that Shin's characteristics are a bit overdone, but I think the subject Mustia and None are carrying is heavy and tends to be serious, and seems to be obsolete when used as a stale man (laughs). I was taken aback by the childish smiles that Mustia, who is still doing her best to look like a king with small hands and a small body, she occasionally shows. I'm glad I was able to see how happy I am with None 7 years later (^^)

This review contains spoilers. It's a whole book title work. It's completely different from Taino sensei's works up until now, and it's a full-blown fantasy. I was reading it while being excited by the twists and turns of the story. I was fascinated by the beautiful Mustia and Noah, and when I thought Singh was just an easy-going traveler, I thought, “Criminal?” It made me think, “The Third Prince,” or “Did you come that way!” I was surprised many times in a good sense. It was a story of various forms of love unfolding in an uncharted country that had cut off all diplomacy with other countries. Mustia and Noah's wounds in the same position. If it's an injury you've inflicted on someone special, you'll be proud, too. I'm really glad I changed from “I've always wanted to die for this person” to “I want to live for this person now”!! Mustia looked cool and became an adult, but she gave Marie Mei's sensitive nipple consultations and was cute. I want to be Marie Mae ☆ It would be fun to listen to various consultations if I did that (lol)