Reviews for The Monarch's Son Manga

It's a story interspersed with soft, gentle love. The story progresses only in the world of the king, prince, and heroine, and there is a gap between the two in the middle of a happy ending, but that's not a problem if you think of it from a feeling of caring for the other person. I'm also happy that the people who serve the royal palace, such as SP and butlers, are also kind people!

What a lovely love story! It's a classic Harlequin-like story, but it's also royal that my son is cute, and it's also royal for a man to be on good terms with his ex-wife, but as to what's good about this work, Kyun, who was already excited by the actions he took to find her, almost died.

There are probably many more to come, but I want them to overcome many things, change things from time to time, and have a happy time. I like this guy's pictures because they are erotic.

The pictures are beautiful, and the content of the story is solid, good??? We thought about each other's positions and separated once... but the king's actions after that are wonderful????? Also, it also depicts things I want to know after that, which is perfect for me ✌✌✌

I was thrilled that the two people, who were attracted to each other but gave up on each other due to each other's position or weakness of heart, weren't really excited, and that the pictures and story were wonderful and easy to read, and at the end the hero did something sweet and sour

The design was also easy to read, and the story was a royal road in the middle of a royal road, incorporating all HQ elements, which was wonderful. The hero's patience explosion scene was awesome lol.

It washed up on the beach, and it was the king who discovered it. The part leading up to this point has also been mentioned as salari, though. The Little Mermaid in a bikini was even more wonderful with this artist's picture.

I was fascinated by Minato sensei's overly young and good-looking Grand Duke of Rhône, but when I read it, I still wasn't at the stage where he had the style of being the head of state. It's like a boy king, and even his physique seems to be in his twenties or younger. I feel like the waist circumference etc. are willow hips. The picture is in order, and both of the main characters are charming and sparkling bright. He meets love at a resort on the island, but he never steps in. You can enjoy that little crush together when you approach, but no matter what, is this the head of state? I'm confused about that. Ally's swimsuit and dress are beautifully drawn with stable and refined brushstrokes. The characters Aso sensei and Kano sensei from the Caramere series are fun, albeit in one frame. Often, there are times when faces are shown even though the pattern is different, and I feel uncomfortable, but the fact that there is no such thing is fun is fun. It's not a collaboration project for the girls' manga “Heroine Disqualification” and “Hirunaka no Ryuusei,” but there were occasional face-showing appearances like this in old comics. This work makes sense and is interesting. Since the story isn't that novel, I think it would have been nice if they showed more visuals about how Rhone's heart hardened and made it persuasive. I was intoxicated by the fact that the throne itself was the result of a seemingly wonderful ultimate choice, but it felt impulsive when it came to the determination of the Grand Duke of Rhône, who was shaken by shaking. Even though Norrie said she was the only heir! Isn't there a younger brother? I thought so. Also, I didn't feel that the former wife's case and the positioning of the incident were firmly embedded in the story.

The pictures were beautiful and the story was easy to read. The last hero's actions were wonderful and I was thrilled.

A hero who simply doesn't get used to being honest because of his position and his previous wife. The way it ended at the end was good.