Reviews for Nina the Starry Bride Manga

This review contains spoilers. I'm in love. I watched the anime and was worried about the continuation, so I bought it. It's too much correct shopping, I can't sleep at night because I'm worried about whether Seto is safe, so I want to read on quickly,

This review contains spoilers. I want both As and Seto to to be happy!! While thinking about it, I personally really like Nina's straight personality, so they split up even more...! I'm thinking about something like that. I like it.

This review contains spoilers. After watching the anime, I was curious about the continuation, so I started reading it from volume 7, but is Azu and Seto's love?! I thought it might be a controversy, but what continues on to the story about the people of the stars really makes me cringe and cry... I want to read the continuation quickly!

This review contains spoilers. I started reading it without expecting it, but I became more and more addicted to it. The two handsome princes both have different charms, and I hope they both work well...

This review contains spoilers. I watched the anime all at once, and I was curious about the continuation, so I watched up to 15 volumes of the manga at once. Personally, the more I read, the more I want them to connect with Seto. But Nina seems to like Azu after all... I feel like I'm in love for some reason even though it doesn't exist. If it were As End, I think I'd feel so heartbroken. I haven't been this addicted to manga or anime in a long time! I want to read more soon!!

This review contains spoilers. When it comes to the main character who traces her roots as the only descendant of a family that can handle special powers or magic, what I inevitably remember is the title, but regardless of whether it's a gag, the main character Nina, who resists and confronts her while being at the mercy of that fate while diligently searching for her own roots swept away in time, buried in history, and shrouded in mystery, is healthy, sometimes with her own brightness and robustness, and sometimes shows mistakes due to ignorance or weakness in a corner of her heart I was drawn to the story I was going to go to. Speaking of difficulties, I think there are multiple heroes like otome games. It seems that there are many people who disagree with the protagonist's attitude of not being able to choose either without either one, but I think it's also common in actual love affairs. Even so, there is no feeling that Nina floats up, and for some reason, it may be a straightforward way of treating people of the opposite sex without cutting corners even though she is immature and clumsy in love. I also like that there isn't a light feeling of being a loved and popular girl who is simply at the mercy of a hero. The characters in the story are very unique, and it's interesting that their ways of life, personalities, and sensitivities don't overlap at all. I recommend it... if I had to recommend it, Prince Muhurum as the Dark Horse, I've read volume 9! As and Seto say “I'm better!” I wonder if that scene made me burst out laughing lol, it's supposed to be a serious scene where those two people fight Nina head-on with clear words for the first time, but the reason they hit their knees and laughed is that, as readers who have been watching it, Nina, who says she likes either of them and isn't even the kind of woman who cries “I can't choose!” is probably fun that isn't just about Ichihime Nitaro. So much so that I thought it would be fine to just stay this way and have no bad monogamy. I'm looking forward to the future!

This review contains spoilers. At first, I started with anime. the voice actor is good? After that, I bought all the comics, and it seems like they're still going on, so I want to watch them. Nina meets As and becomes an important presence! A miserable fate. After that, I met Seto, and although it was rough at first, I had a special feeling that I wanted to know and protect Seto's trauma. Azu stands up for Nina, and Seto takes everything to cherish Nina. Nina doesn't know what to do either. I feel a little sorry for Azu, but it's also true that Seto worked so hard to find Nina that she was safe. As and Seto both know each other's feelings for Nina... what will happen? I want someone who can support Azu all the time before it ends so sad that Azu wants to protect Nina all the time. Seto seems to fall into the dark when Nina is gone, and Nina also thinks that Seth must be on the side where she can't be left behind. You'd better be honest first, seriously! I want to see the next one soon! Postscript As and Seto were sad, and somehow I felt like they couldn't get along with anyone. I was a little annoyed by Nina's lack of direction between the two of them. That's enough, let's break it up!

This review contains spoilers. I'm from the Azu faction. I've read up to 15 volumes, and at first I was hoping for an as end, but I think the set-end has been confirmed. There are many psychological depictions of Seto and Nina, and what supports Nina in important situations is Seto, and after thinking “it's exciting” and “I want to be by my side even 5 or 10 years from now,” “I love you!” I'm sure it will be confirmed by the statement. Seto has also been thinking directly about Nina for a long time, and I think they are a good match both in terms of personality and mental level. If I go back to AZ with this, I'll really retreat. That's why forcing As to do penance for Nina any more is too pitiful to watch. I think it's too bad treatment to be a hit horse. Even though there is no real name, there is an existence called Nina that I finally found while continuing to meet the expectations of those around me as a fake, but it always slips past hands, carries the country and Alisha alone, and comes out buying the role of Heel for Nina... The Queen of Stabia said “people fall in love easily,” so as an Azure relief, she may finally be happy and happy to end up with the princess Starpia, who is still engaged, but I don't think the hardships up until that point will be rewarded at all. I wonder if the author is crazy? I feel it.

This review contains spoilers. The story is exciting and the characters are fascinating, so I'm addicted to it! The second half is a bit scary, so there are times when it becomes difficult to read, but I want to wait for the new publication, believing that I will be happy again.

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 15 volumes of the latest edition. It's interesting anyway!!! The many unique characters, world views, national costumes, etc. are amazing. The story continues to unfold unexpectedly. As or Seto... at first, I definitely recommended Seto, but the decision to choose a lonely path for Azu's Nina was so painful and I wanted to save As... I came here and became unsure of the recommendation... well, I can't choose... it's either As Seto at this stage. I'd like to keep an eye on the three of them.

This review contains spoilers. I'm in. I'm in the Seto faction, but I want Azu to be happy too, and I'm excited to see which one will be chosen. I'll bite to the end.