Reviews for THE TYCOON PRINCE Manga

This review contains spoilers. I wonder if the main character is on the hero's side instead of the heroine? Anyway, the picture is good. Needless to say, the face is beautiful, and the clothes, scenery, buildings, interior depictions, and effects such as flowers and pointillism are careful, making it spectacular as a comic. Also, whether it's a carpentry scene or a dance scene at a castle, it's a perfect balance of poses! There isn't a single frame like “My face is good, but my body and clothes fall apart.” The best scenario is put in a circle. Partly because they are good at depicting psychology, the hero's feelings are conveyed so that they can be picked up, and it's cool to wave around the heroine but properly care and apologize. It was a great piece that made me want to read HQ like this forever.

This review contains spoilers. A love story between a hero who was a struggling person but was actually a prince, and a heroine who was engaged to the hero's late cousin... It was a classic Harlequin romance that was too royal, but now on the contrary, it also feels fresh. ^_^ Coupled with Kishida sensei's neat drawing, it was a wonderful story. I can feel it in the comicalization of most Harley's, but it was a bit disappointing that the last one wasn't a bit surprising, so I reduced it by 1 star. I wonder if it still has something to do with the number of pages... it's really a waste. Even so, the hero was a good-looking guy!