Reviews for ROYAL HEIRS REQUIRED Manga

It's not a simple story about the heroine being tied to the person she admired when she was little, and it's wonderful that she is bound by true love with the hero in the midst of many issues such as jealousy of her ex-girlfriend, battle with illness, political marriage, etc. ✨

why? Halfway through, I had chills and disgust for the heroine Olivia, who was terribly done. From the beginning, she was in love with her hero Gabriel, but she couldn't understand my head and was only able to read it from a negative perspective due to the consideration of the goddess who can be so forgiving. To be honest, it's a well-made story. It was so painful and infuriating that the tragedy unfolded that caused her to endure no matter how much (because she had forgotten Happien). At least, I have a self that changes to reading while begging that they will pour out love, and if so, I wanted to see some kind of encouragement to change the rules of the royal family for the future, as the crown prince as the eldest son, and the successor who will lead the next generation.

It was my first appearance, and I was disappointed with the picture that made the prince lean back, but the story was good. The heroine is a really nice girl. It's too ready, chan. The environment she grew up in and the people around her were probably nice. After all, heroes want it so much. The serious hero's relationship with his old lover seems to be a different person. I had the impression that I meant it, albeit from my standpoint, but that probably changed because I met a heroine who aroused true love. I applaud the hero who made such a great decision. The story is interesting, the tempo is good, and there are things happening to make you read it, so it just went too well. I'm glad that the feeling after reading it was refreshing. I'm also looking forward to the story of the three brothers in the Three Brothers series. <2><3>Obviously a woman involved in the later story appeared (^-^) and the second son “Royal Bride Requirements” and the third son “Cinderella Holding an Angel”

Even if one or two people you fall in love with, and the person you talk about getting married to, used to be among those one or two people, it's not a story that isn't a good old adult. However, if that person had high public status and important responsibilities, it would be a huge scandal when they had a child with a woman they once loved. Also, the heroine “conditionally” fits the Crown Princess. However, there was a secret. Trust and affection deepens by quietly and gently acknowledging each other while getting to know the other person's goodness little by little. Mutual respect for personalities that make them feel good to be this kind of person. It can be said that there was a strange combination of the two that secured their relationship, even if it was an engagement made by making arrangements for those around them. They both face what is in front of them as individual people, without the intention of being well thought of by the other person. I feel somewhat sympathetic to the fact that the succession issues are really difficult everywhere, the pressure is immeasurable. Perhaps the weight of the Crown Princess's pregnancy problem won't lose to the Crown Prince's pressure. HQ prioritizes love, so this is the ending. I think his choice was the one with the highest level of happiness for the two of them in response to the trial faced by them. That trial forces the chemical effects of the birth of a combination of two people to be reprioritized, and everything is a mess... Also, the light of hope that shines in front of the heroine also seems to be HQ. If more power was added to the storyline, I think the drama would have been even more exciting. Whether it's a love scene, a suspense scene, or a scene involving children. A lot of things happened, but the sense of realism was somehow weak, and I have the impression that the story progressed slowly. However, “I can't think about marrying someone else,” I watched this thought and execution ability, and finished reading it comfortably.

It was very nice! I wanted to read this kind of unshakable royal road. Both the hero and heroine didn't have the slightest fault, so it was so boring that it was good even though it was a royal road w. Refreshing ✨

It was a nice story that didn't break the beat, even though it felt like it was moving towards a clean, clean, and happy ending. The heroine is a woman who is a bit too good, but she's a nice person, so maybe it's a reasonable setting! The feeling is good after reading it.

If I were the bride, maybe I would have stopped getting married if the future was this difficult before getting married? I thought something like that. I thought it would be difficult for the royal family. A woman's body, no, a human body cannot be manipulated, and being blamed for getting sick even if you don't want to, may be uneasy about having such a stepfamily after all. Aside from that, the story itself had various plots sandwiched between them, and it was exciting and jarring. The twins were cute.

The heroine's attitude hasn't changed from the beginning, and her feeling of caring more for her partner than herself is depicted so beautifully at any time, no matter how painful things are. The hero was fascinated by the appearance of such a heroine, and when the heroine thought about stepping down, the hero's feelings were determined. It was a work that made me think that any future could be overcome by two people.

The first hero was just her own position and responsibility, but the heroine naturally accepts that she was chosen as a partner for a political marriage based on her status. I thought the heroine had a lot of talent, and she was as human as possible to be in that position, but when I learned about such a heroine, my hero changed. It was nice that the two of them had an adult way of thinking that it was more love with the heroine than love with an ex-girlfriend.