Reviews for His Majesty's Mistake Manga

This review contains spoilers. There's no way it will work, even if you replace yourself with someone else who looks just like you. It was too late for the hero to notice it.

This review contains spoilers. This is the second film in the replacement duology. Kobayashi Hiromi sensei worked on the first work, but I feel that I was able to read it without feeling that uncomfortable with Fujita sensei's paintings in spite of the fact that the artist is different. Why is it that the heroine pushes for replacement due to her own mismanagement, and the feeling that she forcibly involves American Hannah, who is the hero's secretary, and why are heroes who are Middle Eastern Sikhs attracted to such selfish heroines? I feel like I understand that the pros and cons are divided. However, I was also aware of things like the heroine's darkness, which I couldn't explore in depth in the first film, and veteran Fujita sensei finished it in a nice way (laughs), so it was an interesting read for the series.