Reviews for DRYDEN'S BRIDE Manga

Honestly speaking, this painting is particularly bad at men's eyes. Even so, I think my eyesight has become looser than the others. In terms of story, the details of the plot swirling with aristocrats and knights, starting with the queen and her little majesty, are narrated. Meanwhile, knights and other combinations of lovers have been cruelly treated with daughters who don't fit in with the aristocracy. It's full of fun to be able to collect harassing showplaces and foreshadowing

It is a sequel to “The Rose and the Wolf” by the same author. The heroes of this game are the lily brothers from the previous game's hero and his confidant knight. His partner, Knight Nicholas, is the maternal cousin of the previous game's hero, and is a beautiful boy who is skilled yet sophisticated enough to be touted in the imperial court. The heroine's older brother is an important figure in English history who is a direct ancestor of the current British royal family. The actual historical background and character settings from the previous game have been carried over, and there is plenty of historical romance appeal. If possible, I recommend reading the previous works together (although the writers are different, you need to make up for the differences in designs with imagination).