Reviews for CASTIGLIONE'S PREGNANT PRINCESS Manga

There is nothing wrong with this artist's work. This time, too, the heroine who meets the hero from Hatsukoi again and is attracted to her even though she has a hurtful past, is expressed in a very cute way. This work is recommended.

I love Aso sensei's work. I have them all! It was a new product! Purchased at. I enjoyed the usual Aso-sensei World!

Aso sensei's paintings are so gorgeous that they make me forget my everyday life! I was thrilled to be a wonderful hero this time too!

It was like reading My Fair Lady. I haven't read My Fair Lady until the end, so I don't know, but they break up in two on stage, and when he has a lover and he gets heartbroken, the two end up. After all, I like happy endings.

They are loved unscathingly, so there are no events that shake the relationship between the two along the way (I wonder if there is a “big” incident for them). I feel like jealousy is charming too. Professor Aso is good at showing upper-class mansions and a sense of life, and you can immerse yourself in the Harlequin world. If I don't want manga artists who can't draw that to be in charge of comicalization, every time I read a powerful teacher, I'm worried that the existence of so many bad works undermines the overall quality of Harlequin comics. It seems that there are many readers who are strongly seeking the embodiment of an ideal man, and on the other hand, I feel that this field has spread to some extent due to various types of people, including men with good personalities and men who hurt people quickly and with assumptions, so my hopes for HQ may not be common. I don't think all the men who are the heroine's partner would be stuck with Kintaro candy if they were just Seito Kimiko, so the story actually emphasizes diversity. In that sense, what has changed in this work is the position of the queen, the prince's father, brother-in-law, and the relationship between the common man heroine and him. However, it's just a changing sphere within HQ. The promised Cinderella story. It's probably not enough when you want a little bit of stimulation. I think it's good when you want to enjoy HQ's teishoku. The story revolves around certain elements, such as the prince, debt, pretending to be a lover, a dress-up transformation, pregnancy, etc. In that sense, it's a “mediocre” HQ. Since Professor Aso seems to be showing me a glimpse of a world that “common people” cannot experience, I think he has achieved this level. The only person taking on the villain doesn't go on such a rampage thanks to his barrier of love (it seems terrible in the original story, though. According to the afterword.) A work of The Harlequin with a mediocre skeleton, which partially avoided mediocrity. The Queen's mistress is also there, but the fact that Vitale has both a half-brother and half-brother means when was Prince Vitale born? What's going on with your father's marriage? The color of the heroine's eyes on the cover isn't jade colored...

The works drawn by Ayumu Aso make me feel like I'm going to be Cinderella and I'm very excited.