Reviews for Villainess Harem Chronicles: A Kingdom in Turmoil Manga

This review contains spoilers. I was also reading the book, but I was curious about the continuation and read this one. The content is spectacular. It is a work that makes me think that it is difficult to bind together the pride of women in the Harem without compromising their pride. ■His Majesty was such a disappointing person, but I'm glad he converted in the second half. It was cool that Kai had more and more hero positions against His Majesty, and I focused on that in the second half. Because of that, as it came to the second half, I was wondering how the relationship where the heroines Dee and Kai had feelings for each other rather than the Harem Conspiracy would be settled, but there was nothing to be done about due to the difference in status. That's why the last one will be like that! It was a convincing end and left a lingering afterglow.

This review contains spoilers. I've been reading since the previous work, and I feel drawn in as the development progresses...! It's not a romance comic about a young daughter called Falling in Love with a Common King and Becoming Happy, and I had the impression that it was rather a solid story like an overseas film where the main character helps her beloved princess while fighting against traps and intrigues in the harem. Since the focus is on such battles within the Imperial Palace, I don't care about convenient developments such as the structure of the castle, etc., and rather, I think it is also a factor that increases persuasiveness because it is known about the activity area of people who play a secret role behind the scenes. When it comes to love stories, you can't take your eyes off the fact that the love pattern on the king's side is clearly told along with conflicts and differences, and the love pattern on the main character's side progresses little by little. All of the showroom scenes are amazing, such as the place where the opponent persists in his intention to protect the protagonist, and the scene where they briskly come to help in situations where they shouldn't have been there! As for the pattern, there were a lot of tones and writing at the beginning, and I felt that it became more refined as I read on. There are a few lines, probably because it was originally a novel, but recently the balance between the amount of writing on the picture and the amount of information on the screen is good, and personally I feel that the information comes in moderately and is easy to read. I would be happy if the series continues for a long time!