Reviews for PROTECTING THE DESERT PRINCESS Manga

After all, it was a stable Harlequin. This handsome guy, who was so passionate and sought after by cute princesses, was interesting.

As others have written in their reviews, what are we going to do after this? I don't even think about it, but I'm sure he'll teach me everything. The happy ending was wonderful, and it really was a Harlequin-like fairy tale.

It's a story I wouldn't be able to write without Harlequin. The princess, who knows nothing but life in her home country, goes on a week-long adventure abroad. Everything's selfishness is different. The heroine who goes her own way is so adorable. Pure love with heroes and loyalty to their native country. It resonates in my heart. The hero's argument to the king was amazing.

The hero did his best, right? Certainly the princess's selfishness was so good that the author drew it so well ~ the one who chose this wonderful hero was a princess, so she had an eye for watching, wasn't it?

It was really nice to be able to connect with someone I really liked. The pictures were beautiful and easy to read. I thought there were other works by this artist... but there are a lot of BL works by artists with beautiful pictures. I wanted to see a straight work.

The heroine is selfish at first glance, but she simply said she wanted to do what she wanted to do, and it even seemed annoying. Also, I was amazed at how happy they would be to cherish the cards that came with the flowers for the rest of their lives! The picture was beautiful and I liked it too!

The heroine seems selfish at first glance, but that is definitely not the case; I think she is a cute woman who is innocent, inquisitive, bright and energetic. A small adventure she dreams of from her life as a cramped princess, the hero falls in love while being swayed to the point of admiration that she took good care of her, and she was thrilled by a romantic relationship that didn't go until the end. It was really interesting to be in tears at the fate of breaking up, and as expected, being impressed with a talented lawyer. It's perfect for Minami sensei's paintings, and it's my favorite work among her works.

The reason why the heroine's selfishness isn't disgusting at all is probably because the loveliness of the picture fits so well. It naturally depicted how the hero was swayed and attracted to him, and I just cheered for him. The story is also well-organized and I am very satisfied!

It was interesting because the taste was slightly different from the other Harlequin stories.

How romantic and dreamy! This is Harlequin! It was so nice how the heroine seemed to be a princess from some kingdom but she was curious and fell in love with the hero.?

I read the sample and was curious about the future, so I bought it. I don't have vocabulary, so I can't write good impressions, but her actions and actions are due to the environment she grew up in. And pure. He also read it with such tenderness that enveloped her, and it made me sad. Also, there are places that make me cringe, and although I hadn't read Harlequin's works, it was really nice.

Oh, how should I convey this feeling after reading it in writing? Exhilarating? grateful? impressed? Is it a sense of satisfaction? Leila's appeal was brought to the forefront, and it made me speechless. At first glance, it may be selfish, but the gap between the habits she has acquired in her living environment and her lifestyle in the general world is brilliantly written, and it is also full of beautiful appearance and elements of admiration. You can see that Leila is naive in her interactions with Hussein when she was a child, and in her feelings for her father and the people, you can see that she is pure and intelligent even after growing up. The shrimp episode also showed her cuteness very well. The fact that the hero, Michael, is what the world calls an unscrupulous lawyer, and that Layla chose her as the right opponent to confront her father in order to carry out her own plans was surprising and very interesting. I'm in tears in her heart that she wants to be tied to the person she's in love with, but she can't escape the restrictions of her status and doesn't want to betray her.

princess. I don't think there is a woman who has swayed a hero and made them upset this much. The picture is perfect too.

Women Who Are Too Free can be read in an interesting and enjoyable way, and even though they are sad at the end, they end up happy in the end! That was great.

I wonder if there is a heroine who can be called such a perfect princess. While being swayed around, I thought the hero was a nice person.

I thought it would be difficult to marry a princess who couldn't do anything like that. More than that, it probably means that a beautiful woman is better than anything else. I don't really like the story, but the pictures are beautiful, so it's 4 stars.

The princess is cute. They are naive, but they work hard and are well liked. The hero was also seriously thinking about the princess, and it was a wonderful story.

The picture was so beautiful, my sister-in-law understood me, and the hero was cool