Reviews for An Unmapped Country, Somewhere In This World Manga

I was impatient by Mustia-sama & None for the first time, and this made me cringe, but Mustia-sama rapidly accelerated in response to Singh's Maotokou remarks, and at last... Mustia, who was sickly, became a really handsome guy! None is getting prettier and prettier, but I wonder if it won't progress without Shin after all (laughs) I'm really envious of Shin's ability to act ~ I personally really like Shin, but he's a nice assist (laughs)

Shin was a prince from another country, wasn't he? She was cheerful, unbearably friendly, funny, and cute. The boss is so big and handsome, so I'm glad we became lovey-dovey. They were a lovely couple.

But for this work, I'm personally happy with that. The scene where Mustia and None tie together made me cringe. There are lots of men in the middle of the movie, there's laughter and tears, and I reread it several times by accident.

I read it before, but I reread it. I was moved by the fact that it was the first time that I was able to read it without disliking manly beings, and it didn't develop into a relationship. Even though it's a smooth story development with no mush about romance, it makes me read it carefully. It's an epic and very beautiful story.

It was the first time I picked up a work where Mamou played the leading role and didn't develop into a love affair. That's awesome. Nikke sensei's view of the world is amazing. It's kind of sad to think that Mustia will leave her offspring. Well, without thinking about that, it was wonderful (^-^).

I read it in another electronic version before and I had a pretty good impression. I recently read the continuation of this story, and I still want to read it again! I thought so I bought it. Hmmm... I'm glad I read it after all!

It's an exotic fantasy, but since it's centered around love, you can read it without thinking too much about difficult things!!! Pure love is wonderful... (*)) It seems to wash my heart...! Recommended for those who focus on the story!

The fantasy element is strong, but love is well included in the 233 page volume, and the level of satisfaction is high. I've been flirting since I've grown up, but I haven't had much fun with Shota. Anyway, it made me think a lot about being beautiful and releasing a melancholy, moist pheromone and falling in love with it ~ and this time of year, superimposed on the real world, it made me think about various things.

The point of view where the main character was not the main character was novel and interesting. I was also in a position to watch over the process of those two people. The picture was beautiful too.

A curious wanderer, Shin, who has infiltrated Olaie alone in the mysterious small country that doesn't appear on the map, meets Mustia, a young man from the royal family, and a young man who is a beautiful servant. The main character is Olaie, who is surrounded by high walls and diplomatic relations have been broken, and Shin, who is in a male position while getting into a frustrating relationship between the two, gives a kiss that transfers antibodies to Mustia, who is invaded by a mysterious rare disease. I'm paralyzed by Shin's activities! I recommend reading it without spoilers. So I don't have much to say, but the details made perfect sense, and it was so refreshing and interesting! I'm also looking forward to the sequel.

The story was so accurate that the characters were fascinating and I stared at it...??

It was a rare work where the main character didn't fit into the cap. The pictures are very beautiful and easy to read.

The author bought it. It was such a wonderful story. I wanted to see some more Love-Love!