Reviews for THE PRINCESS & THE MASKED MAN Manga

The princess, who is the heroine, understands her position very well, and I am moved by how she struggles fairly and proudly (centered on fairness) to be herself. They don't do anything thoughtful or reckless, but the people of Caramel are happy because they are very affectionate, have a sense of humor, and make people around them happy. Was it really wonderful and wonderful that the hero also accepted the heroine's conflict (including the deer) and found a way to make themselves happy together with the public? Also, do you think Takayama-sensei is truly comicalized? There also seems to be a story about the heroine brother who has a nice assist this time in the Caramere series, so I'm looking forward to it?

Even though I said that, the presence of a living person right in front of me is strong. If the person she loved died, shouldn't Amanda fall in love with anyone else? I pointed it out, and thank you very much. But there aren't many kids who can say that... An emotion I can't do anything about in my head. I try not to fall in love with it when I like it so much that I can't go back. There is no romance if you can control your emotions, like why you can fall in love or not. A rule that somehow annoys the heroine named Charter. It's a rare rule that can be thought of in the real world, and it only causes unreasonable disadvantage to some groups that exist. The other day, were foreign children living in their own villages to abolish useless regulations prohibited to children? I remember that the story that moved the parliament and won a resolution to revise was introduced on TV. Do we need such rules? , why is it there? I wish I could stop it, and there are plenty of such thoughts all around me, but this princess's will to change that is not a price, but I also think that shapes the appeal of the heroine. It can be replaced by someone who works for a company, and it also has something in common with the stubborn conservatism of Japanese society, so I want to applaud and cheer for the heroine's battle. Then, I met him who thought that was good, and it ended happily. HQ is a story with bright roots that doesn't make difficulties heavier, but rather easily overcomes trials. I'm glad that this story also foreshadows a bright future without making the story even more troublesome (from the number of pages, it can't be helped). I finished reading it on my way home from work, not tired, and it was fun, and I had a nice break. Note, I don't like men's sharp jaws, so I didn't accept that. I want you to do your best with the 83-page profile. Even though it was the first invitation scene. Also, you can see the progress of the two in terms of their feelings, but when Robert joined, they should be blamed for their violent behavior, but I felt that the price was too close on the same line, and there was a lot of touch. Is it forgivable because it's the main character? My older brother is also a person who doesn't know if he's stiff or soft, and as a result, Cupid. It's a subtle impression because it pushes it out in the image of the princess moving around. I thought his aggressiveness was essential for the love of a princess who is forced to be careful with men due to the act of selling names.

Is the heroine Giselle, princess of the Duchy of Caramel? Is the heroine Bryce the manager of the Principality's Deer Park? The setting is the opposite of usual (^^) Did the two meet at a masquerade in the Principality? So ←← Giselle's identity is known to everyone, but Bryce calls herself “Clark.” Bryce is related to his daughter Amanda, so is that correct? We know each other... see the main story for details? Takayama Mayu sensei's works are fun because the characters are depicted in a lively manner? In particular, children are drawn very cheerfully, and readers can cheer up too ⤴ Please enjoy it?

It's quite difficult for a princess to fall in love with an ordinary person and achieve fulfillment, let alone that her partner has a daughter and Burdle is expensive, but I'm glad the content was so heartwarming.

A story about Prince falling in love. Prince's heart is moved by an encounter with a hero who is a commoner on the first floor. Also, the fact that the hero had a closed heart with his daughter thinking about his deceased wife causes a change in her closed heart when she met the heroine. It was such a wonderful story. I really like this artist's paintings and stories. (›_‹)