Reviews for The Prince in His Dark Days Manga

This review contains spoilers. I wonder if this will happen at first anyway? I was wondering, but there were also surprising developments, and I was drawn in. I read this author's work for the first time, and there are times when the writing isn't good, so it's hard to understand the man with dark hair, but I like the lines because they are impressive. The lines are impressive and wonderful. When I was hurt, I cried out the words “I wish I was stronger” and “I want to hug you at that time and say welcome home.” The letter made me cry. I really like it. It was also really nice to see them shivering and doing their best in front of everyone.

This review contains spoilers. The main character, Atsuko, lives a poor, unhappy life with her father who doesn't work and drinks alcohol. She says that falling in love with people is unfortunate, but at the end of the story, she is happy to be able to like people. The story begins one day when Atsuko meets Itaru, a very rich scion. Coincidentally, Atsuko and Itaru are two people. At a later date, Atsuko is asked by Ryo (Zhi's half-brother) to take the place of Shi. The reason was to conceal the disappearance. I accept the reward. Atsuko, who continues to live her life, gradually changes... It's a story that really draws me in.

This review contains spoilers. It was a work that resonated very much with the main character's theme of “If you like people, you become unhappy,” which shatters the sensitivities supported by her life up until then. She was very good at gathering the kindness of kind people, and she herself was a hard worker and kind, and she was a very likable person. I feel unspeakable joy in being able to abandon someone they like because they are kind, and children who are forced to choose that path even though they know they will be unhappy fall in love with people and are able to feel happy about them. That's a very good story.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about a girl whose father is too sloppy and grew up in extreme poverty, and dresses up as a man to replace a rich boy who disappeared because of money. It was too much pressure point for me, who has weak lacrimal glands in a development like the last volume where he becomes a villain and tries to put together a distorted rich family. The heroine is dark and heavy throughout, and seems like a mass of self-sacrifice, but I was really convinced that she was attracted to him who was just as lonely despite the different circumstances. At the end, I was able to see a smile and feel that I was glad we met.

This review contains spoilers. The main character is unhappy, but the way he does his best seems to be annoying. The main character took the place of a rich boy who ran away from home. It's a story about the humble yet kind-hearted protagonist who makes everyone happy. The upbringing of each character is complicated and slightly distorted, and there are many things entangled, but at the end, the sight of the protagonist sacrificing himself to make everyone happy was shocking. It would be a waste to cram it into 4 volumes.

This review contains spoilers. The main character was very healthy. I liked the hard work that wasn't intrusive. The people around me aren't strangely nice, and they smell slightly human. It's easy to call it a Cinderella story, but it was a very painful story and I reread it over and over again.