Reviews for A PRINCESS IN WAITING Manga

I think the number of pages is small. When I think I've started reading it, it's already the last page. If it's a magazine that has several serials by popular authors with fat on it, it feels like it's over 30 years ago, where you can enjoy many books in one book, and on top of that, it's a useless way to provide it. I'm not dissatisfied with the work at all, but I'm simply infuriated by the high price of HQ (it probably scared readers and lost their acquisition). The story development is a beautiful story that shines through the ingenuity of holding down key points. The two main characters are very beautiful. The sparkling sense of celebrity depicted by Aso sensei, the pride of the royal family, and the unfrivolous sense of nobility of the characters exudes from their good upbringing. The story is just as promised. A cozy work that you can enjoy looking at. It's just the right feeling after reading to be able to fill up a little bit of mental energy during a relaxing time on the holidays. The only thing that's disappointing is the high price. Three works like this are edited into one book at a time and the current price is an appropriate price level for me. It is probably up to the editing/publishing side to decide the number of pages and prices. I think there have been two price increases since I started reading it, but it was an easy price increase that affected the readers' base, and the sense of high price was an immediate area like a fuel tax issue in some country. For a work of this size alone, I think 300 yen (300p) or less would be fine. I like this kind of cute romance without stiff shoulders, so even though I already know it, I turn the pages over and over again to make me feel refreshed and lightened. Every time I read “You can leave it as is” and “If she and the baby are safe, I don't want anything for the rest of my life,” when I come to Charles's page saying this line, my hand turning the page becomes a slow bass, and I imagine the atmosphere of the scene and inhale it.

They are a bit confused because they say things like compensation for what their older brother did or advantage. I wonder if a strategy to shorten the distance little by little by little by reaching out without rushing to get married didn't come to mind? Even so, he's the worst king as a person, and the heroine country is also the worst queen, so do both countries feel sorry for their citizens? Wouldn't a gentle and resolute heroine and a hero with a wonderful personality be more appropriate?

The end was a happy ending. But I was sad, and I shed a little bit of tears as I read it.

I'm glad my brother is in love! I thought it would be possible to kick out Tsuma, who even had children... but I'm glad the results fit in

It's a story where you can gently feel the warmth of people, as if deep wounds heal. For those who want “The Harley Queen,” the content may be a bit plain.