Reviews for The Obsessed Mage and His Beloved Statue Bride: She Cannot Resist His Seductive Voice Manga

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was just a romance comic, but as I went on, I was moved by how wonderful Alistair's feelings for Lala are. (This has to change to something black lol lol) I think it would be nice if the Lala would accept Alistair and be happy.

This review contains spoilers. I already bought it, but it wasn't completed, so I piled it up, but it became a power push work, so I read it. The heroine says to the hero, “I like it so sinfully.” I liked it too. So far, it's probably yandere enough to pull it off in comics (this is my personal impression), and I really like the reversal even though the mentor (heroine) was older at first, and the apprentice (hero) was younger. But this is probably where their tastes differ. It's probably a disappointing development for those who said Shota was good. Because I love reversals.

This review contains spoilers. Have a wonderful world! that young and cheeky? Then Alice thought about various things and built an ideal society while thinking about people who are crazy! Very nice thing. I'm amazed at the depth of my feelings.

This review contains spoilers. I think this work is interesting because I can read both “20 years ago when Alice was still a child” and “20 years later, now that Alice is the lord.” Listening to the Dominion's story, I understood very well that Alice was waiting for the protagonist. I loved the story and I'm looking forward to it from now on.

This review contains spoilers. I've seen the title quite often, but this is my first time reading it. Looking at the cover, I was imagining that it was a story about a heroine who is often doted on by a handsome prince (excuse me), but it was completely different. The hero who continues to have feelings for the heroine, who is both his mentor and benefactor, has grown into a wonderful adult man...! The heroine also has a warm, fuzzy vibe, but she is firm and thinks about things calmly. It's a type of story that I personally really like, both the characters and the story.

This review contains spoilers. Manga Awards? It was one of those candidates, so when I read it, it was really interesting! I put this in, but... I thought I'd read it in my spare time, so I saved up to 15 episodes (lol) and bought them all at once! But the flow of the amazing story was good, the recollection scenes were easy to understand, and I laughed at the fact that they said you can only love stone statues. I'm still looking forward to seeing what happens in the future ♪

This review contains spoilers. My apprentice has always thought of his mentor, and he's so cute. They both have a very good combination between a woman who has a very slightly different personality and a disciple who is difficult to get along with. After waking up from sleep, it's a different world. It's very nice

This review contains spoilers. By having Lala take a look at charity facilities in her territory, an opportunity has come for her to see herself with a social welfare system in place. If what Lala doesn't know when she wakes up is her name and social system, allow the facility to bear her name... I think it was the moment when his efforts paid off in his sense of hopelessness.

This review contains spoilers. Speaking of that work, it is a short-form Isekai comic woven between a woman who is still immature as a wizard and a man who is a beloved disciple of a certain witch. I read that work, and since it's a short story, it's the best work that's easy to read and interesting.

This review contains spoilers. huh? I've always liked Alice since I was young, and it hurts my heart when I think about Alice when I learned that Lala was gone because of me. Also, when I imagine how I would feel when I found the stone statue of Lala when defeating the Dragon of Cause and Effect, I just fell in love with it. It seems like there's still a long way to go, but I hope we can watch the two flirt soon.