Reviews for The Prince in His Dark Days Manga

This review contains spoilers. As Atsuko and Ryo acted together, they became aware of each other... I was thrilled by the process. Atsuko, who becomes a bad person in order to fit all of the last ones, is healthy (crying)

This review contains spoilers. The first volume had a dark start, but after that, it was a nice little story about Atsuko's hard work and following up with Ryo and Grandpa Butler! After that, I personally wanted more content! Like a friendly entanglement with a feudal prince's son-in-law, or trouble with his Kansai dialect boyfriend who eventually came back to the social world! I feel like my younger brother Makoto also had few appearances due to his recollections... that would be a waste! And it was a bit emotionally painful in the last volume, but if it ended well, everything would be fine. ('ω`°)°.

This review contains spoilers. I read it all at once. It's not as dark as the impression you get from the cover illustration. The monologue was very poetic, and I thought it was perfect for the calm atmosphere of the story. Bargaining and planning are perverted, but in contrast to that, the characters' expressions are easy to understand, and that's why I didn't feel too muddy. There was a feeling that collecting the foreshadows for the final episode (also, Kota-kun's sober reappearance...) was a bit flustered, but I was able to read it with little sense of incongruity in particular. I am very satisfied just because Atsuko is happy. I'm impressed!

This review contains spoilers. It's quite impressive, it's interesting, and I recommend it. I'm curious about volume 4 of the second half

This review contains spoilers. Other people wrote that they weren't good at drawing, but I was able to tell them apart normally. I use a lot of similar compositions, but I don't care about that either. It may certainly be solid as a setting, but it draws you in because it has built a unique view of the world. Volume 2 is a cause of concern, even though the monk's own feelings and the like don't come up! The relationship seems to progress with someone different from the person I thought the heroine was dealing with, but I'd rather have it progress with that person!