Reviews for THE PRINCESS AND THE COWBOY Manga

This review contains spoilers. A male bag who changed his life 180 degrees for the woman he liked. I was immersed in that world as a cowboy, but I made up my mind from that world and went outside. What made him solidify his serious determination to change his way of life itself is nothing but love. The man who has everything revealed his true identity because he didn't want the heroine to find another husband. If the heroine was hiding her status as a princess, then he, who had a “fake” marriage, also hid his true identity. The heroine, who is a princess, accuses him of not being honest about herself at all, but she herself didn't explain to him, let alone her own status, why “marriage” was necessary in a hurry. Life in a trailer house was difficult, but the heroine revealed to his eyes how she was not aloof, and she was able to spend undesired days in a cramped place called a palace. Even though he was prepared to live a free life up until now for the princess and jumped in, it didn't seem like the heroine was somewhat selfish. There are times when I think that wearing a suit is just as wonderful as a cowboy. This story is about his love with the heroine, and even though he was a person who believed in putting freedom at the top, he gave everything up until then; this alone makes him seem great to me. Also, the two are aware that they can only deal with each other. It's a slightly drawn angle from the final hug scene with the heroine who surrenders to him, but the feeling that Buck's cheeks are close to the heroine's cheeks is really nice. The reins of the story were skillfully handled, and I was able to fully enjoy one book with LOVE elements, the appearance of a chaser, tense scenes of being cornered, and laughter.

This review contains spoilers. It's selfish. It was both of us who kept quiet about ourselves. I found out about the hero by chance in the newspaper, and unlike the heroine, the hero was so good at hiding his identity and enjoying freedom that he didn't even appear in the newspaper, and the hero knew about the heroine's circumstances, revealed her identity, and jumped into the heroine's world is a ridiculous man.