Reviews for The Genius Prince's Guide to Raising a Nation Out of Debt Manga

The main character is the prince of a weak nation. I will carve out the future of my country, which is in a pinch due to weakness, with a genius mind. Along the way, there are times when people say “this is crazy,” but the result was a happy ending (for the country), and it's kind of a relief.

Diplomatic relations are important when borders are bordered by other countries. Are you going to get along well or go to war and take your opponent's territory? Crown Prince Regent Wayne successfully gets through difficult situations and protects the country.

The story and characters are interesting, the drawing is amazing, and the development from the main character is exciting, clean, and fun, and it's a work I want to read until the end. S

It's Prince Genius... but I'm reading it while thinking it would be great when they're two. The content is interesting, but the tempo is also... nice. I'm still up to 2 volumes, but I'll be buying them in the future. As soon as the new issue came out, I bought up to 12 volumes, and it's getting more and more interesting. There's no way to get tired of it, and there's no dust... it's the type that keeps interesting things in paper, but I'm wondering if I should come here and buy them again in paper.

The suspect's appearance has not been confirmed at all! There are various perspectives on various aspects, and the pictures are beautiful and interesting!

I watched the anime and was somewhat curious. I was wondering if history would be made this way! What is serious is serious, the comical part is in its own way, the world isn't that big, and I think it's easy to read because it's a story of just the right size!

The flirtation between Wayne and Ninim is the main thing, and the impression is that national management is that spice. Furthermore, where is the interaction with the princess of the Empire reminiscent of ○ya's love brain battle

A very interesting story about a poor prince from a small country acting as the sick king and pretending to be a neutral prince who sells his country quickly and gets busy even though he wants to have fun

The story is well-written, and I think it's a book you'll want to reread over and over

The impact at the beginning is OK, the brave battle story of a self-depraved prince who is hardworking and has received the favor of knowledge from God! The muddy lust of politics since it's a shonen magazine is also shallow, and I'm looking forward to how the royal road will rise later, which is contrary to the speculations of those around them.

I wonder if the medieval Sengoku period shape was popular. This is also that kind of thing, but the content isn't TUEEE, and it's a story about having a playful protagonist do relatively serious information warfare and strategies. I'm also good at drawing, so I don't feel disgusted.