Reviews for KISS YOUR PRINCE CHARMING Manga

A common refusal phrase, or words like that. There are no complaints about my humanity, but I don't keep quiet when I was young, even my mother's generation of women who wanted to be my girlfriend or, in rare cases, my grandmother's generation. In other words, they don't like the way they look. Even though such a man didn't do plastic surgery, he looked like a different person. Like if they had confessed to each other a long time ago. Let's say out loud that people who drastically change their attitude before and after that are out of the question

The hero and heroine are puzzled by the unexpected transformation of a hero and the handsome finish. A hero who protected our wounded heroine by simply being kind and snuggling up to her. And the heroine loved his true nature and tried to support him no matter what she looked like. the thought of passing each other was so sad. Kudos to the straight and honest hero. That was great.

My self has changed regardless of my will. They both couldn't move because they were worried that the relationship they had built would be broken. The way a beautiful man and a beautiful couple had an unexpected relationship was natural and wonderful. Flirting at lunch was nice, wasn't it? It was cute.

I read the actual book somewhere and liked it, and I thought I'd buy it if I wanted to read it again. It was bought early and quickly disappeared from the bookshelf. It was cheaper than the price here, so why didn't I buy it right away at that time - I forgot about that until I started reading HQ here and there. Recently, I remembered that this was the book I had given up at that time, so I decided to borrow it without hesitation. I have walked away from people whose faces have changed. No matter what, I don't feel like it's that person anymore. It wasn't that I had a good face, I felt that the look I thought was good was replaced by someone else due to jaw surgery, and that person up until now isn't there anymore. My voice has changed too. At the time, I felt uncomfortable all over my body as if I couldn't be sure of the same person anywhere, and I didn't feel like there was another person right in front of me. When I think about it later, I wonder what I've done, and I really don't like that... The person in question probably didn't think the contents had changed, but... This story reminded me of my black history in a way that wasn't bad from my memory. The appearance of the person I like has changed (in the case of this work, the face is popular). However, this heroine didn't have any likes or dislikes on her face, and they treated them without changing before and after. I feel like I'm reading it as an annihilation through the thought that I was blamed for my sins somewhere and the feeling that I became the main character and changed. I feel relieved to be so ashamed in this comic to touch on things such as the simple and warm feelings he has for the main character, the fact that only the woman who is the main character can see his splendor that others don't understand, and that he has always liked him as a person of the opposite sex even before the incident. While looking back at myself after being confused for so many years, I can finish reading it with real peace of mind.

The two changed their relationship due to an accident. Above all, I'm really glad that Reichi's feelings were conveyed.

At first, it felt out of the blue, but at the end I felt refreshed. I finished reading it after a long time and it made me smile.

I feel like I've seen the essence of human beings. I was wondering what the female boss's attitude was.

There are many ways to fall in love with people, so I don't think it's bad from the way they look ❗❗ but even though they've existed in the same way until now, their attitude changes drastically just by changing their face, after all, it's just the upper side, and haven't you seen the contents at all? that's shallow... what makes you fall in love with each person is different, but in the end, it's what's inside, isn't it? was that a wonderful story that I was able to feel?

The main character was betrayed by her husband and became distrustful of men. What saved her was a good neighbor. The story begins when a neighbor has an accident and undergoes plastic surgery. The protagonist made it difficult to convey his feelings to how his neighbor, who had undergone an unexpected transformation due to surgery, was puzzled by changes in his surroundings. The content seems serious, but is it a bright romantic comedy story? I was planning to buy each episode, but I read it until the end and regretted not buying the pack. Is there no loss in buying a pack of Harlequin's precious romantic comedy stories?

Even among Harlequins, I might like it quite a bit. What's inside, which has a subtle appearance, is a high-spec hero who is involved in a traffic accident and performs facial restoration surgery. then his appearance really changed quite a bit and he became a handsome guy? Originally, the inside was a high-spec good-looking guy... if he became a handsome guy even on the outside, then he became very popular. But even though I don't think anything has changed for the person himself, only the people around me change to a disgusting extent. It's scary, isn't it? I think these two would have become a couple over time even if they didn't have an accident, but did the accident make them a couple a little faster? These two can get along a lot better, right?

There are so many slapstick romantic comedy elements. So I'm so familiar with it that it's not strange to say that it's Fujiwara sensei's work. And I enjoyed reading it. It was far from a love romance with Harlequin's Prince Hakuba appearing, though.

The story didn't seem to have any content. Since it's a story about feelings, everyone is different, and I thought it was hard to understand.

Both the hero and heroine were so wonderful. The classic HQ is good, but once in a while I think this kind of story is good too.

Fujiwara Akira sensei drew it, so I read it, and the story was good too. It was a good and clean Harlequin film for the first time in a long time.

What if I had to say that it was so good that I couldn't believe it was Harlequin, but it was so nice that it was a bit different from just a simple romance or happy ending.

I thought it was a really good story. It looked like a male version of “Cinderella,” yet it didn't feel out of the ordinary. Since this was my first time with a plot like this, I became interested in Jennifer Greene's other works. Fujiwara Akira's paintings are also cute and express emotions well! There was also a scene where the hero's anguish was conveyed and I almost cried. It's my “favorite” so far!