Reviews for MAIL-ORDER PRINCE IN HER BED Manga

Maria was the one who healed her broken heart after losing her accident, and Maria was also attracted to the wonderful Antonio from the beginning... It's a Harlequin-like story. Antonio was a wealthy Italian aristocrat and was full of Harlequin likeness, such as being attractive. It wasn't really annoying, but I'm glad the characters that appeared were likeable people.

There's no such thing as men who tend to be haughty or stubborn... Antonio is a really nice person. Maria also showed lively growth by moving to Italy with him, and she is adorable and has nothing to say. The deformed expression she shows once in a while is also cute. It's a pleasant feeling after reading it. I recommend it.

A golf club arranged by colleagues for the protagonist's birthday. But that golf ball is actually a rich man from a foreign country who came for a reason, and the main character and the man gradually made their uncertain feelings certain, and huh? That's the story. The stage is moving from America to Italy, but I like the main character who comes to life with the scenery, and are the men attractive too? Was it easy to understand each other's feelings and easy to empathize with? The parts that are a bit confusing in terms of number of stories are simple and easy to read. I personally enjoyed it, and I don't think there's any loss in buying it??

The dull heroine gradually becomes more positive about work and love. It's the hero who gave it to me, but in fact, they were saved by the heroine, and it was a good feeling that they both encouraged each other. However, the face of the hero's ex-wife's accidental death is too scary. Maybe I wanted to show the extent of the hero's heartbreak, though.

The heroine was taken on in a way she wasn't very happy with at the company. Colleagues who joke around like that without even thinking about how the other person will take it. The heroine takes advantage of such teasing and jumps into an “adventure.” His words echoed in my head, and I took the plunge. His excavation act, which brings talents that have not yet been refined, is probably a kind of Cinderella story variation. He, too, has been struggling the whole time. The heroine's presence was a salvation. The heroine jumped into a place where she didn't know everything in a foreign country, and although she was by no means warm from the beginning, she got used to it little by little, and she relieved her mother-in-law's sense of caution, who had a hard time being brave. The pictures and story are all put together in a safe manner, and there's so much content that I'm not bothered. Each character also seems to be moving as expected. There's a certain amount of fun in this story, but something is normal. The story is about Prince appearing, so I feel like it was normal like a Harlequin. “Go on an adventure. “Life is short” is a phrase that resonates not only with the heroine, but also with the reader. I can get courage from this inspiring theme.

A development where serious heroines open more and more new doors. It's a story I can read ahead, but the heroine characters are good, so I won't get tired of it.