Reviews for Nina the Starry Bride Manga

This review contains spoilers. When I read it, I couldn't help but be curious about the story ahead. From orphans to princesses... what will happen? All of this artist's works have beautiful pictures and I like the story

This review contains spoilers. The beauty of the picture: ★★★★☆, story: ★★★☆☆ I want to add 3.5 stars, but I can't engrave them, so I'll set it to 4. Good place. As you all wrote, the pictures are very beautiful and careful. Decorations such as costumes are also well drawn, and the eyes are delighted every time the country where the setting is set changes or the costumes change. Which national costume are you referring to? It's also fun to fantasize. There are only basic good-looking guys, so I think it's easy for girls to find characters they think they like. I personally don't like the back and forth of As Na Seto, but it's perfect for readers looking for romance comics with a wobble love triangle. Kyun points have also been prepared for both parties. Subtle point. It's a bit long. The development has been delayed. I understand that you want to draw the story carefully, but it's a bit too repetitive of the same thing. I thought romance was the biggest axis in this comic, but a setting where Nina is the human pillar came up from halfway through, and stories where she moved from country to country and were liked by people with high status and something went well came in, and settings where she attracts people with her natural abilities came up and “huh? “Are the love depictions you've drawn up until now... liked due to the influence of blue eyes?” Then, the axis of romance blurred, and recently it's been a story about the protagonist's self-sacrifice. Therefore, only men are in love in the latest edition, and the main character feels like world peace and helping people are more important, so it's not a place for love? I read it. I like Seto, but I don't know if he would be happier if he got along well with Nina lol. Az-kun too. You've probably never had this much of a fuss with a girls' manga. I think I'll read it until the end, but there's also a possibility that I'll run out of power.

This review contains spoilers. I knew about the flow of the latest episode, and I was hopeless that it had completely ended as an Azu faction... I was thinking about giving up on a lot of things and stopping reading, but the latest volume I had reserved arrived. As a result, there may still be hope for the Azu faction?! It has become. As's line “The more I thought about it, the farther away I got.” And after that, Nina is the shrine maiden of the stars? You dream about it, don't you? Maybe “being separated from As the person you love was fate itself” due to the shrine maiden's curse... it may be a development that will break this fate in the future, and feelings and actions will finally be conveyed correctly. Then Seto and Azu may be in a fair position. If you read Richachi-sensei's recent remarks, it may be that true love (with As or Seto) that is not affected by fate is the story after the final episode... If this is the case, I can understand why As is so unreasonable compared to Seto... it may be an overwhelmingly biased view of the Az-faction. I wonder if I'll turn it off if I miss it (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. Other people have also written it, but the first one is interesting and recommended, but it's very disappointing that Nina's childishness gradually stands out. It's a bit unattractive to be loved by these two wonderful people, and after that, I can't empathize. It's a pity that I just love this work. The pictures are beautiful, the story is well thought out, and the characters are attractive, so only the heroine is single-celled and can add depth. That's why I wonder if the last one that doesn't stick to either of them would be good.

This review contains spoilers. I started reading it because I was drawn to the catchphrase “Meet the Love of a Lifetime,” but I was betrayed. The beginning was really interesting and I loved it for 5 stars, but the two princes... both are important! It developed like that, and I couldn't enjoy it as a romance comic. They've kissed both of them, and in fact, there are stories about their previous lives... and when it comes to that, I even want them to stop selling it with that catchphrase. This story isn't about meeting a once-in-a-lifetime love; it's a story of love that fluctuates between two princes. I was wondering if the concept of the work hasn't been decided, or if they are selling it in an appropriate way. There's no doubt that the beginning is interesting, so I'd like to read it until the end, but if it gets too long, I might retire. Since the middle stage, I've been reading with this feeling, hoping that it would be nice if I could return to 5 stars due to the last development.

This review contains spoilers. I'm a fan of Rikachi's paintings. So I picked up this book. It's different from the style up until now, but the touch between the story and the pictures matched, and I read on so that I was sucked in.

This review contains spoilers. It's my favorite fantasy story series, and it's a story where Nina is replaced by a princess who is said to have died because she has blue eyes. It was fine up to about 10 volumes, but I feel like it's gradually stalling. The main character, Nina, fluctuates between Seto and Azure, but it doesn't quite work either way. It's probably the story of Azure and Nina, but it seems like an insanely pathetic development if Seto is pulled over for a long time, and if you shake Seto, who is always close to you even after being banished. Recently, I've been feeling so depressed that I wonder if I don't need to buy the latest edition. Nonetheless, I think people who like Fantasy Kyun will be addicted to it.

This review contains spoilers. If you die, you can't live!! Right after I hugged him, this time I locked myself in a tower and ran away to another man's place, and I couldn't leave him behind! I'm on your side! and... Isn't that terrible even though you're unaware? In the first place, I decided to get married by deceiving As myself, but they said, “Come stop it. I really don't want to go!” I mean... The appearance and ability to act against fate is good, but even so, I am often frustrated by Nina, who doesn't look back too much on her surroundings or the future, and is self-oriented without thinking about her partner's feelings. Nevertheless, I would like to continue reading about the appeal of the characters around me and the beauty of the drawing. It's surprising that people like Seto take the most care of Nina even though they have many things to protect, such as Azu, even though they have many things to protect, such as Azu, rather than people who don't care about the country or others other than those they love, and are willing to kill them in order to do so. I wonder if it's because of my age... lol I was surprised that there are overwhelmingly many Seto people in public opinion. Well, it was Seth who was by Nina's side during the hardest time, but when they were banished, Azu had no choice but to be king, but she was actually trying to protect her. It would be sad if Nina ran away on her own and drove her into a harsh situation, but readers thought of it as being unilaterally terrible. No matter how many times you read up to the latest 17 volumes, I definitely recommend As!!! When I listen to Seto's recommendation, it certainly feels like a set-end, but since it's a girls' comic, I still want to believe in the first pure love. even though I've done so much.. Azu is too pitiful.

This review contains spoilers. Can't you end up with someone you first fell in love with? But he works to protect Nina! What I met was destiny, and she has powers I didn't even know!!? I watched the anime and was addicted to it!

This review contains spoilers. The story is about Azu sacrificing herself and the world for Nina, but I wonder what Nina intended to do if she had lost her life before she was saved by Seto. It was Nina who was deported and left alone until bones and skin, so Azu's behavior of sacrificing her own life without listening to Nina's opinion crying right in front of her eyes is selfish, and I think it's a bit similar to the priest who raised Seto. But I can't understand that Seto As→Nina thinks it's a free love. I saw that As decided Nina's future life in volume 10 and conveyed it as if it were a matter of decision, and rounded it up in harsh words without having to rethink it against Nina, who confided her anxiety to the extent that she said “it's like I'm going to die again,” does As really like Nina? I was wondering, but far from improving that kind of selfishness, I felt that it was moving in a bad direction as the story progressed. Then, when Nina's “I Love You” moves to Seto, the thing Nina can give As becomes “this one body,” so I feel that the “I'll Forgive (As) (for As) Do Selfish Things” development in volume 1 is about to come, and I'm scared. I don't want anyone to die.

This review contains spoilers. When I look at the protagonist's emotional depiction and Seto's growth process as a person, I think Nina will stick with Seto... since the subject becomes herself, it seems like the person who found it (As) <the person who found it (Seto). But if I were you, I'd like to be happy with the person who found me. I want As to protect Nina, even if she sacrifices herself, to be happy with Nina. I want to be rewarded.