Reviews for The Marriage of a Tyrant King Manga

This review contains spoilers. I love this work so much that I look forward to updating every episode and reread it over and over again. Selen was the “tyrant king” only in the beginning, and it was Spadari who absolutely loved Ritsu. He always rescues Ritsu in times of crisis, is proud of Ritsu, who has a strong heart, and is the best companion. I wanted to read more of their stories, so I'm sorry to know that episode 7 is over... I would like to look forward to making it into a standalone book.

This review contains spoilers. Similar to Ritsu, it's a story where people are increasingly attracted to the appeal of selenium. I love tsundere like this. There was a sense of euphoria at the end of the story, where Ritsu, who turned sweet and rude at the end, was cute against someone she hated so much, and Selene, who was confident and had the inclusiveness and sex appeal of being a king, had a sense of euphoria at the end, and I wanted to watch a deeper story.

This review contains spoilers. It's simple and I understand the development, but I was able to read it with peace of mind because there was a sense of happiness when I read it. There are quite a few sex scenes, but pure love is fine. Aren't my younger sister and older brother happy in a sense at the end too? It made me think.

This review contains spoilers. I like Rasu sensei's sense of flesh. Speaking of royal roads, it's royal roads. Because of my grandpa (laughs), it was decided that I would get married to a faraway country. I've forgotten how we met when we were kids. Selen grew up to be king, so she looks pompous and arrogant, but she feels kindness and care, eventually gives up escaping, and her feelings lean towards it and fall in love with Selene. They got married successfully through the incident. Foreign countries, same-sex marriage. isn't it good? I'm sure comics have been drawn, so I'm looking forward to it.

This review contains spoilers. The king who stares closely at Ritsu is very charming. Selen is a natural royal family, and in addition to being elegant, her relationship with Ritsu has improved with each scene, which is a good feeling. Also, I was moved by the sight of him being close to the people in order to improve the lives of the people as king. Bart, who is said to be Selen's cousin, appeared with a cheerful feeling at the beginning, but at the end of volume 5, it ended with a scene where he seemed to cause harm to Ritsu, and Eh Ritsu was in a pinch and someone helped them. I can't wait for volume 6. I hope the rules are safe.?

This review contains spoilers. It made me feel a little fuzzy because I spit out a line like Attack Bang Koran. It's nice to take pride in taking on an arrogant attack. It was a quick joke in spite of trying to drown me at first glance, and I thought it would be something like this to read smoothly... if I held them more carefully, they would be thick... it's a pity.

This review contains spoilers. I saw it on Twitter, and the picture is beautiful because I like it! When I did a trial reading by searching for it, the billing didn't stop even though it was the end of the month. Ritsu-kun says Selen is “bossy,” but no no... you're also pretty innately bossy, aren't you? they're similar, aren't they?? It makes me grin. Seren-sama, who is bossy but is beautiful, strong, and good-looking because he's a king, and Ritsu-kun, a typical Japanese person with a cute face, is rather cute. Even though I don't really understand the circumstances, I read on to say that I'm engaged to a king of a foreign country — that would make my attitude big too... and I was hugged by Selen pretty quickly, so I can't stop smirking anymore. There is an irresistible sign that Seren-sama, who is already obsessed with Ritsu-kun's original and cute reactions and gestures, will be developed and bonded to the point where Ritsu-kun will drown in the future (grin). Also, I read Rasu sensei's work for the first time, and the depiction of having proper hair on the armpits was a big hit due to her fresh and personal temperament. I'm looking forward to seeing if the “Marriage with Love” that Ritsu-kun envisions will be possible.