Reviews for ROYAL AFFAIR Manga

Both the hero and heroine are so fresh that they both felt love for each other for the first time, so I hope things go well from now on.

The pictures are beautiful and I like them, there are no bad women, and the hero is the prince. You can read it with peace of mind. After the incident, the bond between the two became stronger, and they progressed to marriage, but the hero's proposal, which was so pathetic after asking the heroine about her confession of love before the ceremony, was unfortunately reduced by 1 star.

A rich story that interweaves thrill and suspense around a love story. That being said, it's a manga, so it doesn't have a sense of speed like in a movie. It was a beautiful picture with a soft expression and it was very nice.

It's 3.5. So 4 stars. The impression I get from the Japanese title is different from what's inside. There are times when enemies have appeared and cleared up a long time ago, and there are aspects where we must continue to be alert because they may still be there. They also show common people's places, but they also flicker at the bag who becomes the head of state. Even though I'm not expecting words of love, I still don't lie about the feeling that I want them to be put into words. I think I understand a lot of things, but in the midst of slow progress, I feel like I didn't stick to either one and it came to a sluggish end. The picture is properly done, and the man is slender and a nice boy. Even though there are wonderful characters, it feels like they've somehow been soaked in lukewarm water, like something, somewhere, lacking in heat. I wanted more drama. There is a place where my face and clothes are unbalanced.