Reviews for The Princess's Proposal Manga

The world of Kano-sensei's comics makes me think it really exists. I admire it in another world. I can dream.

There is a place where a mean princess and her inconvenient environment shaped her. The setting of whether this and that restrictions set for girls is a good thing or an unreasonable restriction makes readers associate it with gender issues around us, and induces sympathy through the difficulty of living in society, companies, etc. There are probably not a few people who read the class system and the West, which probably has a readers' base based on the original story, doubles it with a sense of class difference that doesn't go away easily even though it advocates equality. It feels more like a real-world postcard of a life-size woman than a royal family dream story. It's as if it were buried alive inside an old-fashioned national system bound by conventions without rationality, that my older brother made it and didn't work for me. We can share our frustration. The only time she spent with her horse was a time when she could become her true self. Even though she freed herself by dressing up as a man, she also had depression, but this is an encounter that scoops her up. It's a kind of Cinderella story that pulls you from the days you can't let them do what you want. Instead of being poor and having a cold family, they went to a self-proclaimed “stray dog” in search of wealth but freedom. “I'm a Stray Dog or Anyone,” is my favorite type of story where the heroine falls in love with him. Like HQ, he approaches and kisses the heroine, so a wild masculine smell is shown, and it awakens the heart of a woman who was sleeping inside the shrew, and the kiss is a switch. In that sense, the Japanese title fits. I want to applaud the heroine's ability to act at the climax, and I think the original title reflects his ability to act above that and his sense of urgency. There is a saying that I wanted to visually enjoy the fact that men have a superior temperament, but if they fall in love, they are otome. However, it is because of this combination that I was able to break up with who I had up until now, and really freed myself from my constraints and made my dreams come true. That's why these two people... Aso sensei's Michelle and the others, Minato sensei's Grand Duke of Rhone, also make one-off appearances in this film. I laughed playfully. I wonder if it was in Aso sensei that I first read it? I'm so sorry I don't remember. The heroine in love with a grumpy stomach was cute, and the one night episode where I couldn't measure his heart was good. Does that mean that the closeness between the two of them has come to an end even though Miss Cindy was a valuable adviser from beginning to end.