Reviews for PRINCE HAFIZ'S ONLY VICE Manga

There is nothing wrong with this author's work. The pictures are fascinating, and the depth of the story draws me in. I recommend this work.

This was a royal road, or rather Harlequin-like story. I want this to happen in the story because it's actually an impossible story where the hero sincerely loves the heroine even if they throw everything away. I don't really like settings like Sikh or Sultan, so I thought I'd set it to 4 stars, but I think I'm only impressed by the elegant and beautiful pictures of this manga artist, so it's probably 5 stars after all.

The hero and heroine both really exploded. It was a very human Harlequin story and it was fresh. The picture was also beautiful and interesting.

The beginning makes me want to say please learn what you did in the past, what went wrong, what you should do in the future, and what is desired and expected. I felt it was the hero Hafiz who despised being a small country the most. Do you know how much it costs to bring the heroine Lacey to the country and live just because you like it? There is absolutely no persuasive power when his behavior is explained, saying that he is a child forever. However, even so, the feeling of love, which becomes impulsive when the heart cannot be stopped, is on the contrary becoming stronger. His actions, while adhering to his status as “crown prince,” cast a shadow on the relationship between siblings, and problems occur by giving superstition to molecules that use it, but they converge by showing love in the background of suppression. So I'm relieved to be able to see how clean Hafiz is at his place and where he left it.

I don't like it. Whether it's seek, I think it would be nice if they were equal. I'm buying the author. The pictures are so beautiful, and it's nice to have a good mood.