Reviews for SEDUCED BY THE SULTAN Manga

This review contains spoilers. “My mind, body, and even my soul are captives of you”... this is the best pick up line. The circumstances from the beginning of the mistress relationship to marriage flowed quickly, and it seems that they were clearly aware that the one-year time they were in a relationship as a mistress was unique. I think the heroine who decided to break up when the story of her marriage surfaced to the sultan is cool. What clearly drew the line that married people are bad is an expression of a lover's sincerity towards their partner.

This review contains spoilers. It feels like a royal Sikh thing (sultan though), but it was really interesting. The fluctuating movements of the hero and heroine's feelings are conveyed, and the scene that conveys love is particularly sad... The hero says terrible things at first, but he really loves the heroine and takes good care of her. The heroine always served as her mistress, but since she grew up struggling, she wasn't blessed with a solid person, but she had family feelings. At the end, I like her, who almost gets swallowed up in a romantic situation, but she doesn't get swallowed up, and comes in properly. I recommend both the characters and the story! Incidentally, it seems to be a continuation of “Disobeying the Desert Law” and “Tears of a Princess Falling in the Sand,” and the name comes up a bit.

This review contains spoilers. Both the heroine, who acted like a mistress, and the hero who loved everything, were very modern and fresh. I think the environment had a big impact, but since he's a sultan, do we have to put up with it? It was good that I wondered and acted all because of love!

This review contains spoilers. I cannot accept the hero's unfortunate remarks. It's difficult when you think about the heroine's circumstances, but even so, the heroine tries to live her own life with her own will. I'm glad that the hero finally realized his own feelings for the heroine.

This review contains spoilers. It was so selfish that the hero should continue his mistress relationship even after marriage. The heroine was very firm, probably because of her circumstances, and the scene where they parted ways made my heart ache. If you like royal stuff, I definitely want you to read it.

This review contains spoilers. A story about how her lover became the wife of a sultan in a foreign country. The heroine has continued to play an obedient woman without telling the Sultan about the heroine's poor past. When I was ready to break up, I was able to deal with my true self...