Reviews for Princess of Convenience Manga

I think it would be heartwarming to prove that marriage is real, though. At least not outside the door. so abolish meaningless habits immediately

It was a nice story that progressed nicely without anyone getting hurt. If I had to pick a strong one, I wonder if the hit horse's cousin was weak in his turn.

When I was reading this work, the words in the review title went back and forth in my head 〰〰 Even though the situation that underlies this work is pretty terrible, does laughter outweigh sadness? I think it's a result of Takako Hashimoto's drawing power and ability to capture the original. It's a wonderful work (^^)

I thought it was a heavy and serious story about the royal family, but it was a fascinating story with a bright heroine who blew away that heaviness!

It was a story where two people with painful pasts were brought by the hand of fate, and my heart was heated at the end. There were a few things that didn't matter, such as the feelings of the hero who seemed to doubt the heroine's career, and things about her cousin whose marriage was not interesting, but I think it was a good work that was worth reading by interlacing various episodes without being unreasonable in the flow of the story.

Two people who have painful memories are each someone who can be considerate of the other person's painful memories. A person who is affectionate and can help those who suffer. I haven't overcome my chest pain either, so put it aside... Even though they both have such wonderful humanity, they are in a cruel situation where they suffer from familiar misfortunes. In this story, in addition to the younger sister and son who had the greatest influence on the lives of the two main people, the former queen and her older brother who were placed alone all lived lives that could not be said to be happy. It's a story about how living people will be happy under such circumstances. There are many types of men drawn by Hashimoto sensei who are in the wild and give off charm, so it fits perfectly with the setting where they belonged to a famous NGO such as “Muyaihan.” I use a lot of angles from obliquely below the chin, and that's good. The bone underside of the face suits the character. Also, there is a technique for creating images of Dominique that the heroine faintly recalls. The comic's visual effect is demonstrated by its presence where a flash suddenly appears. It's a story that supports both of them in a good way, consciously or without intention, while understanding the situation where a save is applied as readers, while both of them have feelings for the other person... However, since they are the two people who have been there until now, they speak for the feeling that something can be done, and the story is positive and exciting with the expectation that things will start to turn well. What will happen to the heroine's company? It's not the main part of the story, but were there no employees? The love fits neatly. “It's like coming home” and “it's strange/I remember a lot of things when I'm with you,” and I feel the compatibility between the two readers, Momo, in their scenes. I'm glad there was a sense of passion rather than a formality. It's a nice scene where “Raul's bare passion/takes away my frustration and resistance.”

It was a story about people who can try to live for others, and it was really nice. It's a work I read when I got to know Harlequin myself, and I also bought it on paper. I can recommend it to those who are new to Harley.

I like the story with the screen, so did you read it? Thanks for the dream?? (Laughter) Both women and men have painful pasts, but thanks to each other's presence... it's ideal... isn't it? ✨ If we support each other in this way, they'll naturally stick together, right? have you shared your happiness?