Reviews for Fool's Paradise 3 Manga

If you like historical music, I definitely recommend it. The display is separate, but it is a continuation from volume 1 to volume 3. The illustrations, such as political speculations and the status system at the time, are also good, and they are worth reading.

I feel like it's very unusual for a clown to play the leading role. The villain was just persistent, and he didn't look that big, but since the Queen herself was judging, it was quite a conspiracy. How difficult it must have been for my daughter to turn into a boy. Everything is round out of sight

It's an epic work spanning 3 books, which is rare for a Harlequin, but since the content is so intense, I read it all at once with excitement until the end. I love this writer's work, and I've read a lot, and I'm very satisfied with this one too. After all, the characters are just charming and wonderful! Even though it's historical, it's also nice that it's something like a fairy tale. It's so awesome that I reread it over and over again!

It was volume 3, and I cried over and over again. Thrill, romance, and growing love from volume 1. The two of them were messy, cute, and flustered, and read on in a blink of an eye. I love Fujita-sensei's paintings too! Perfect for the story! I plan to reread it over and over again from now on.

I liked Fujita Kazuko sensei's work and bought it. The story is also very readable, the pictures are beautifully drawn, and I read all three books at once. The story is good too!

It's a good read. It's a wonderful drawing by Fujita sensei, and the story is wonderful. I read it all at once until the end.

I want to read the story after the hero who was overjoyed when he was told that he had a child and forgot about an important play!

It was good anyway~. At the end, naturally, this place also made me smile. I reread it unusually.

There are no flaws in the author's work, but this time, it was a trilogy, and it was a great read. Even in the preview, it was a really good review, so I wanted to read it once. I am satisfied.

It didn't just end with a happy ending; there was more to it! A story about the end of volume 3. I always thought it would be pretty impossible to have a happy ending in a hurry with 1 book, but since this story slowly has a happy ending over 3 books, my stomach is full after a long time!

It's been a while since I've had such a long HQ, and it was exciting, and it was so interesting to read.

Even though they were able to escape from enemies for their lives, what they were waiting for was a break up between them. Furthermore, the Queen's merciless order to the heroine is handed down. How on earth can they both have a happy ending!? Readers can't help but lament. I want you to check out the story of their fate with your own eyes. The unspeakable emotions felt in this story can only be felt by those who read it. Only those who focus on the story should pick it up.

It was the last volume that I finished watching in a state of frustration because it was enough to make up for the shortness unique to HQ comics. With the exception of one person, all of the characters have love, so do you feel relaxed after reading it?

As expected, Fujita Kazuko is exceptional. Have fun. Anyway, it's beautiful. The picture and story are beautiful. Excited until the end! The hero's love for the heroine is clearly transmitted to those around them, and they are two people who are loved and helped by many people. I fell in love with the heroine's strength. A moving finale where His Majesty is the most handsome (^o^) furious. Refreshing aftertaste (^_^) /▼**

It was fun until the very end, as if it were a donden twist. I like Kazuko Fujita's work. It's fun no matter how many times I read it, thank you.

The final chapter of the trilogy. I know it's a happy ending since it's HQ, but since there are differences in status and various things, I was excited to read it until the end about how to get to the end! There are a lot of flag episodes scattered around volumes 1 to 2, and since they are being collected more and more during important scenes, I'm glad that nothing was scraped off and volume 3 was enough! I felt it once again.

There was something bad about prenatal education at the climax... I feel like the arrest drama, timing, and execution are making up too much of a story. I think I've put unnecessary stress on my stomach. The details that followed showed me that I was able to have a secure foundation for life, and I'm relieved that a happy family will continue for a long time. Speaking of greed, things only progressed according to the plot planned by the surrounding area, and this third volume seems to be a bit unsatisfactory because it seems like collection work from developments up until now with no future in sight. The fact that the two main characters had few unique movements was a feeling of settling down to slow progress compared to this and that of the two people that brought in tension and excitement in the first and second volumes, and the drama elements were plain. All three works were selected as 5 stars, but for me, it is volume 1 > volume 2 > volume 3. From the left, it feels like it's over 5, around 5, and over 4.5.

I like Fujita Kazuko sensei, and I bought all of these three HQ works. It was a trilogy, so I did it last, but I'm glad I did it last. It was a good read, and the story was interesting. In the scene where they pledge their eternal love, there was something close to my heart and I couldn't stop crying. Every time I thought about that scene, I was so moved that I burst into tears. Fujita sensei's pictures are really beautiful, so I can empathize naturally, as if I were watching a movie, and my sense of satisfaction is high. I wish Fujita sensei would draw all of his works. I can't wait for the next one.