Reviews for The Emperor's Baby Scandal: No Escaping a Love So Sweet Manga

This review contains spoilers. It always ends where I'm worried, so it's a work I'm always looking forward to reading the new issue. Even though Gerald doesn't realize that the protagonist's son, Eddie, is his child, I think it's nice that he is pouring so much love into Eddie. The main character's friends are also all good people. The story is better than the picture.

This review contains spoilers. Heroes who pour love even though they are stepchildren are definitely cool, but not recognizing them as your own children is too dull. Even if I don't have a memory of having an H, I'm likely to recognize it in my state after H, but I wonder if it's a story... it's also hard to understand that the heroine doesn't confess easily, but it's a story. Is it about to end? I'm looking forward to the end.

This review contains spoilers. Gerald, notice it quickly!! I just think. Realizing that I'm a father, I remember that it wasn't a dream, and I hope everyone will be happy.

This review contains spoilers. I was a little afraid of the girl's eyes on the cover, but it didn't bother me during the story. It's a story where he forgets about his only one activity... it's hard to tell the truth because they have each other's positions, but it's conveyed that he loves her. The kids were cute too, and I read the original story because I was worried about the future. I think it will be completed in a little while, so I'm looking forward to it until the end.

This review contains spoilers. Even if you look at the color of the cover, they look exactly like it, so I feel like it's only a matter of time before they get caught. I wonder if it's no good to just talk to the person himself... I'm excited to think that kind of development will happen in the future.

This review contains spoilers. Well, I was surprised. I can't believe Eddie wasn't Gerald's son, he was his brother. Why did the main character run away and try to hide his father? This one makes more sense, doesn't it? There is also an explanation of how similar Eddie and Gerald are. There aren't any quotes in the story, though.

This review contains spoilers. It's a bit frustrating this time too, but I'm glad! A man's jealous feelings are well expressed. Hitoshi is good, isn't it! Looks like it will continue soon!

This review contains spoilers. I never thought about the story of telling my real father that my father was different, and then getting married, I felt sad but mutual love, and when I noticed it, I indulged in reading it until the end. I want to read more soon.

This review contains spoilers. Excuse me, to be honest, the woman on the cover had such big eyes that I thought she was an alien. However, when I read the contents, I was able to read on without feeling uncomfortable with the picture. Rather, I was addicted to it. The tempo is good, and it's good that the story progresses without getting bogged down like the main character's personality. Children are born in a blink of an eye and grow to the point where they can walk on their own. They love each other at a good tempo, so while being satisfied as here who wants to see these two happy people, I'm probably not looking forward to the continuation as to what will happen now. Now, as for the advice to the emperor, which has been written in other comments, I think it's too common to forget even though aphrodisiacs were being given... I had gone home before I knew it in the morning, and I was wondering what it was like to end up with a dream even though the woman I liked was naked and sleeping next to me. Also, I'm confused about not revealing Eddie, who has a similar face, as “your child,” but I think this is unavoidable because it affects the child's life. It was pointed out that they were children of the emperor, and they overtook it because they would have decided to be the heir of the frontier count, but this was cool. That's probably because they took Lewis's concerns into account. Even so, Eddie looks like his father. I can't help but look forward to seeing how that will affect the future. (This is my impression after reading up to 8 volumes.)