Reviews for The Prince's Secret Bride Manga

Even though she's a chocolate princess, she's not a member of the royal family, and it just so happened to be a real prince who helped her.

Since I started reading Hare, when I look at Sachimi sensei's works, I pick it up due to conditional reflection (click it?) It has come to be like that. It didn't disappoint me this time either, and I just reread it over and over again. It looks like these three brothers are being made into a series with “Prince Who Perpetuates Love.” I'm worried ~

I've always liked Sachimin's comics, but I was so happy that I came across them at HQ, and even though the picture is the opposite of HQ in the adult world, why does it fit so well?

I'm buying the author. Serious scenes and funny scenes are of the same quality as ever.

The drama that starts with thinking about throwing oneself and rushing in... is a classic development, but the opponent is the prince, which is usually impossible, isn't it? From that point on, why was I walking around such a place with brali in, and why was that woman there? It draws me in as a reader by hanging around with some mysteries from the introduction. I don't read the original story, so I don't know the amount or allocation adjustments, but even though I think this story has plenty of elements to make it into a comic, I can go in as readers without doubting the progress of the love between the two, and it's amazing that I was able to read it without being full of elements in the way, so I can't help but think about the power of reconstruction and high editing ability. I read it as a set. Since it's the same author, I can read the series without any sense of incongruity, but here I'm drawing a pretty warm castle inside. Other works set in a mountain villa-like villa and depict the outside and garden of the castle, which is nowhere else.

When a battered pregnant woman with amnesia comes out, is that okay?! I thought, but it was a heartwarming and wonderful story. A heroine who works hard and is cute even though she has no memory, and a prince hero who shows up seriously and has desires and conflicts typical of a real human being. The setting is Oguni after the civil war, but it was a story that made me feel happy and made me want to reread it over and over again.