Reviews for A ROYAL BABY SURPRISE Manga

This review contains spoilers. I was surprised by the heroine Brooke who told me to take her to your country. It was a visit with the intention of judging the situation she was in and making a break up, but I was able to understand that the overwhelming class difference between Heronic's life and her self was a stepping stone for her. I also forgot Hapien and indulged in reading it, thinking it would be painful to know that there is nothing that separates the two people with nothing but “love,” but my older brother's experience says things. It's a pity that members of the royal family can't choose their own way of life, and it's painful because I know that the responsibility to live there is also important, but if you can at least set about one hope freely, there is nothing but sympathy. Even though he was the heir boy who had a hard time as a queen, I think it would also be a pain not to carry it as expected, and my heart aches here too. It made me want to preach how it would be if it were reviewed in various ways, saying that no one would be happy at this rate.

This review contains spoilers. You can't choose someone you fall in love with just conditions, can you? But the hero has held back her feelings out of a sense of responsibility, and a heroine who understands that feeling so much that she can't talk about her pregnancy. I'm glad I was happy at the end. I'm glad that the members of the royal family around me were also understanding.

This review contains spoilers. The author, isn't it? This time, neither the hero nor the heroine became royalty. It's best to be with someone you like.