Reviews for PRINCE BABY Manga

Yep, great! It was a convincing story. Hero Seth thought earnestly about the process of my son growing up from now on, and it was also proof that she understood the heroine Lucy's life in the royal palace when she heard her talk so hard, and she acted just for that. I'm moved by that act. However, the essential feeling for Lucy is the foolishness of stepping back on one's feet. But that feeling is conveyed very well. Also, when Lucy thought about her position, she was heartbroken by the conflict between the part she could give up and the part she couldn't give up, and I was able to guess that she was so distressed that going under him became a surrender, and it wasn't in the drawing, but considering that she had come back to Miami, I felt the time until she had the courage to inspire myself to visit him, and it made me cry that it must have been painful. They both thought they were “betrayed” and “abandoned,” and the development of giving birth right after resuming progressed as a perfect opportunity without the need for an explanation, and this is all over again. After that, it progressed at the same time as thinking about the child's future, and she showed Lucy how cute and excellent she adapted and understood from her life as a princess to the life of Seth's wife, and she also showed her sincerity as a father and child worries even though there were speculations, and I read it bluntly as a role model for a married couple. However, I feel sorry that I cannot read the strong will, frightened determination, or regret from Seth's expression (P93 to P98) in the scene where Lucy and her son leave because of the contract presented by the king. I wanted them to show more of their anguish that they might have made a mistake.