Reviews for THE SULTAN'S BED Manga

The heroine is a very nice woman, and I get to know a hero who moved next door in search of her sister. While helping the injured heroine, they suddenly approached, and I think the content of the Harlequin-like story was also good. It was a good work.

The king who came to America looking for his half-sister or to take care of the heroine who is her half-sister's housemate. Two people who are attracted to each other. This story itself was interesting, but the hero King is cool and wonderful. When you wear a beard, the astringency explodes. The hero's son only comes out with his voice, but since he's that king's son, he'll surely get along well with his mother-in-law.

The pictures were wonderful, and the tempo of the story was good, so I enjoyed reading it. Harlequin is great!! Get through all the realistic differences in status and lifestyle concerns and have a happy ending. Reality alone is enough for painful worries. It was fun ^_^

The heroine is an independent woman, and the hero came looking for her sister and met her. The two got close by accident, respected each other, and it was wonderful.

The heroine and hero have personalities, and the story is solid. It was interesting to read. I recommend it.

The picture is unique and lovely. The angles are also impressive, like a scene from a movie. The woman's face with her eyes closed is also beautiful, but the hero's face with small teardrops is cool.

I was finally able to reunite a story that I had read somewhere a long time ago and remained in my memory! The story progresses at a good tempo, but you can empathize with it instead of being in a hurry. All of the characters have a good taste, and I recommend it as a work you'll want to reread!

In the original story, Zayad's anguish of not being able to confide his position to the heroine is clearly written. It's amazing that I left out quite a few sensual scenes and detailed episodes from that content and put them all together on this page count. There is a story about Zayad's brother Sakhir (another writer) and his younger sister Jane, but I like The Sovereign's Oath the most. People may have different tastes in painting, but Zayad's style, dignity, and dignity were perfect for me personally.

From the wording, content, and gestures to the way of thinking, it's so royal! I read the series sequel “The Betrayed Princess” first, and I thought this older brother was cool, so I bought this one too. After all, it was cool.

Whether it's comedic or serious, the picture gap is amazing, and the hero seems to have an aura, which is amazing! I had no choice but to say that. Among the teacher's works, this one is one of my favorites. Unfortunately, the atmosphere is too different between this film, where the half-sister is Kurokawa-sensei, the second son is Sagara-sensei, and Sagara-sensei and Kurokawa-sensei, so I'd like to ask for the same teacher or a teacher with a slightly closer pattern

“A woman who loves a man is stupid”, just these words made me laugh. I don't think there are any Harlequins like this, who work so hard at everything that the heroine is everywhere and is so stubborn... laughing and laughing at her charming behavior... (laughs). Cheers to the heroine and the hero! Be happy

The story is about Harley, but the beauty of the picture and the development of the story had a good tempo and was wonderful until the end. Hopefully they will increase the number of pages and draw carefully!

I bought it before, but it was gone when I changed my phone... I didn't know the title or author at all, so I had a hard time searching! did you find it? It's a story I really like. The story also makes me cry, anyway! cool! I like it!!! I like the pictures, and I bought them right away this time too and kept them forever?

It's one of the mini series, but Kurokawa-san's pictures are the most beautiful and I'm addicted to this story.

It's a Harlequin seek. Zayad is a two-dimensional aspect of the luster and sex appeal of a good-looking adult man! I was saying it to myself. I was relieved to hear loud laughter in everyday life. It's a happy ending.

The mystery has been revealed since the beginning (although I haven't revealed it to the main character), so I can read it without worry. It's not such a heavy setting. It's a fun story. But I'm not ignoring the depiction of Sultan. If you wear a shirt and slacks, it looks like a beautiful businessman at first glance, but if you look closely, you have a number of rings on your finger, and the reason you imagine that a sultan like this actually looks like is probably because the pattern is realistic. The appearance, words, gaze, gestures... even the sight of them sitting on a chair and crossing their legs is majestic, yet gorgeous. I'm fascinated... I didn't have a problem with my beard. You wouldn't be able to stand it if it's a girls' manga pattern, but that's because the design in this comic is real. Other than the beginning and end, I shave my beard, just in case. In fact, it is natural for Arab kings to have beards, so it may be easier for people who want to pursue reality but have a little beard... to accept it. I think Harlequin can be recommended for men.

It was nice that there were places that made me laugh a little bit, the pictures were beautiful, and the story was well organized? You finished reading it in no time, and did you feel refreshed after reading it? Are you convinced that looking at the king from above can't be helped because he's the king? Did I like the king's beardless face? It's a bit different from the usual Harlequins, and it's really interesting, so I recommend it???

I cried at the end... There may be people who think it's a comic, but there are definitely things like this with people I have relationships with!

There are a lot of cool things at the park, but maybe the king like this one, which is imposing and full of unique vibes, doesn't know that he simply doesn't know about ballet... King Sardin Sardin finds out that she has a younger sister with a different mother, so she goes to see America, but she is drawn to her best friend Mariah, who lives with her younger sister. Alya also falls in love with the side that helps us in various ways, but due to each other's painful pasts, it's not easy to be honest... we face our own past because of Satamonta. Love and Bonds... it was interesting even though it was a series, and the structure of the story was so full and the coat color changed so fast that I couldn't even imagine it from the cover illustration, huh, beardless voice and gestures, especially the hand movements were so glossy that I fell in love with the sound pressure point... the structure of the story may be perverted, and the structure of the story is also sharp, and I'm so excited that the sound is a strange song, and there's a funny sound song, and there's an awesome song that makes me think it's crazy Matched to Kurokawa Sensei's painting style, huh ~ it was a very impressive work