Reviews for The Prince's Housekeeper Bride/Prince Incognito Manga

There were two stories, but they were both wonderful stories without making me feel that they were short at all. I'm sure my first rouge would have been even more fun if it had been a color. There was so much buzz about the story later, and I don't run out of worries about whether it will really be okay after that.

I read it because I like Tsuya-sensei without knowing the series, but this is an extra edition, isn't it? I felt like I had read Prince Luca's story, so when I looked for it, there were a lot of them, and the writers were different! Both the original story and the drawing! There are also good writers, but I wanted to read them all with Tsuya sensei. The strength of Alisa's core, who seems weak at first glance, is wonderful. Since it's an extra edition, it's shorter than other works, but the content was so rich that I didn't feel like that.

Tsuya sensei's princes are people at the highest level for me as a prince. Whether you're playing, secluded, or hungry for love, both your profile and front are elegant and sophisticated, and have destructive power that instantly kills. The princes have far more trouble and sorrow than doll-like idols due to the slightly strange behavior of the princes that appear in picture books when they were children, and they are more vivid and life-size. That's why the heroines feel sad when they get close. Even though both works are prince's works, they have different types of muscle movement, and this is a fun one that's hard to beat. That's why it's so substantial, and this price is quite a bargain compared to other HQ's. In particular, the second Prince had several pictures that made me sigh along the way. Even if you look at it on the premise of the reversed version of Roman Holidays, I think that being as sincere as a move the heroine can take as a person who knows her true identity also led to a high level of feeling after reading. The character of The Prince in the first work is standing, and I feel that the unique sensibility of the work is working. I read it as a set, but I think it's great as a single item, so I reviewed them individually as well.

My point is this artist's painting. Perfect for this Harlequin era.. Do you like the polite way of proceeding with the story that conveys the trembling feelings of the heroine? I think it would be Tenkaippin ♦ if I could draw a beautiful and slightly weak heroine. The uneasy shaking eyes are so beautiful. The hero's slight S-bursts are also hilarious. There are 2 episodes in it and it's a great deal ☆ I'm satisfied!

As for “... is Missing,” trouble maker Carly fails at work (detective assistant) and is forced to take a vacation, and she accidentally meets Prince hiding in the clouds. That's the story. The keyword for both is “difference in status.” Are you feeling warm, relaxed, and excited after reading it rather than the heavy and deep story? Would you recommend it to those who like that fluffy feeling? There are 2 works in it, and even though it's short, it's really well organized, and I was drawn in ✨ modern fairy tales ✨ with pressure points? I did it (▽)

It was so romantic, and I thought I had a dream. I wonder why love with a different status is so exciting and exciting.

There are 2 short stories (including the title “First Rouge”). The number of pages per episode is short, but the structure is solid, so I didn't feel that it was faint. Rather, I feel like it's a great deal to be able to read 2 works at this price. The heroine's personality varies from story to story, but they are both charming and adorable. The Maid Heroine in the title is especially cute! I really like it. Both of the heroes are elegant and good-looking, but there are shadows somewhere, probably because they have complicated circumstances. That is also really nice. I read it in no time, but I was personally satisfied.

To be honest, I don't like pictures that much, but it was a story that drew me in more and more. It's a relationship between a husband and a maid, but I'm glad that the heroine's personality is innocent and cute. Heroes live in a difficult world called royalty, so I thought I could understand seeking purity and unconditional love.