Reviews for HAREM DAYS THE SEVEN-STARRED COUNTRY Manga

I'm worried about the development of this story. The main character is pretty and cool. The men are also all beautiful.

It's getting more and more interesting, and I can't wait for the next release, so I've got all the volumes ready! was that so? The development is impressive!

Although it's period, you can read it clearly without any difficulty. Personally, this is probably hayui, jarring, and heart-wrenching. Ancient Chinese boys are simply cool with long hair. I wanted to see more flirtatious ~

I didn't like the picture that much, but I bought it because I liked the harem and the atmosphere where intrigue swirled. It's like the second half volume has foreshadowing and various episodes, and the second half volume reveals a lot of facts... It was a pity that there weren't any episodes that were very lovey-dovey, but there seems to be a sequel, so I'm looking forward to that.

I bought it because I liked the setting called Harem, and it's pretty good. The story is interesting, and expectations are high for developments that will gradually be revealed.

To be honest, I wasn't expecting that, but it's interesting. What's going on with the emperor and his older brother Karakuri... I'm really curious about the continuation.

When I thought that a beautiful girl who dresses up as a man has entered the harem as an underdog, she got involved in a lot of things... oh oh my. It's not muddy, but it might be frustrating even if the story doesn't progress easily at first. But there's a surprising development waiting for me along the way. lol

I've read up to 9 volumes. To be honest, I didn't find volume 5 or so interesting, but I enjoyed reading after volume 6. What is volume 9? what does that mean? It ended with that feeling, so I want to read more soon.

The heroine and the emperor are just a few more trials. Will The Secret of My Brother and the Emperor also come out in the last volume?

It's pretty interesting. I read up to 9 volumes at once. This story starts in volume 6, doesn't it? The part that approaches the core of the story is revealed all at once starting from volume 6, and the fun doubles. Since there was an emphasis on serious developments with lots of surprises prepared in the second half, I think the first half was drawn with an emphasis on stories that made me laugh and feel excited in a rather comical way. The second half was rather jarring. Although there are few romantic entanglements like in girls' comics, the characters are fascinating, so I can't take my eyes off them because I'm curious about what will happen in the future. The main story of this work is about getting close to battles in a harem house swirling with intrigue and the secrets of the harem while healing you even though it's serious. Love scenes are hard to see in terms of position or content, but there are plenty of historical love romance elements where people are attracted to each other. Both Jade and Ryuusei are good characters that I like, so I can only hope they end up happy at the end. However, what I thought throughout was that their respective flags were weak. Before I knew it, they were already treated like best friends, and it was too easy for my old man to fall in love with. Along with being surprised, there was also a part where I felt that it was expedient. Also, in the first half, the serious development was so small that it ended too easily, and I often think that it would be okay if they used a few more pages to draw carefully. Rather, larger frames were used with comedic elements. But in order to focus on seriousness in the second half, I'd be convinced if the first half dared to focus on fun stories that would make people fall in love with the characters. Entering the second half, I'm glad that foreshadowing was properly collected, which seemed to be true. Starting with the rare and charming protagonist who is cool and beautiful in men's clothing, but is naturally cute, the meteor is also an attractive character who thinks clearly and rationally about things if you think that it's unbelievable. In addition, each of the queens is unique and interesting. The appeal of this work is that you don't get along with the queens, and you can enjoy the process of becoming good friends. If you are interested, be sure to read up to volume 6 and beyond, where the appeal of this work is demonstrated.

I'll read it with a cool feeling. There is also little feeling of muddiness. However, are the names of people and countries hard to remember?

The picture and story are very easy to read, but I don't feel like there's much glamor so far. Jade isn't familiar with romance, and the emperor isn't in a position to have a relationship, so of course, I think the fun will be influenced by how that area unfolds in the future. There was movement in volume 5, so I'm looking forward to future developments.