Reviews for THE SHEIK & THE BRIDE WHO SAID NO Manga

“I want you to see my country, meet my people, and show them how wonderful you are,” Murat said to Daphne. It certainly wasn't a word of love, and it is also written that she thought about the pressure and ran away, so I understand Daphne's feelings. However, Murat's words did not disdain Daphne, and above all else, the sense of responsibility for thinking about the country was conveyed clearly, so I understood very well that the two of them still needed time to think apart. Daphne's loneliness can also be read in a power-oriented family, and even so, the feeling of being attracted to Murat is conveyed, and the reader also feels sad. Even when she meets Murat because of Brittany, Daphne can't be honest unless he has feelings for him. It's dilemma max. No matter how far you go, how do you get Murat, who is “us,” to acknowledge your love? It depicts a teething misunderstanding between the two, and it's a bit irritating, but it's interesting. Father is well aware of his son Murat's feelings, and since it's a planned operation to lure Daphne out, Murat may not have surpassed his father yet... Above all else, Murato is cool?? After all, it was a drama where they both waited for each other to say “I love you,” and if we heard it, we were able to be honest with each other.

Things were a bit complicated in the first half, but... even though these two were attracted to each other like magnets, they passed by each other... somehow, they both looked cute. hehehe, laughter seems to spill out, ah, don't forget the king!! That's a smart plan, yo!! President! I want to call out (although it's the king)! Well, congratulations, blessings... so...

There was no feeling of revenge, saying that you fall in love with it because you don't like it, or notice that you liked it, and the story itself was a story I loved, and I also liked the pictures, but it felt like one more voice

Susan Mallery's The Kingdom of Bavaria edition is finally complete, isn't it? Well, the heroes were arrogant, but as expected, the Crown Prince! (Dumbfounded). I think the story was well organized. The good thing about the series is that the main characters from other series play side roles. This work came out too and it was fun.