Reviews for The Boy I Loved Became the Jaded Emperor Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's short, with 2 volumes in total, and the sense of satisfaction after reading is amazing! The heroine with an accent from another world is novel and fun to read, and the heroine's humanity was just wonderful, and I was brought to tears by her kindness. The moment he realizes that the heroine is Pi and the scenes where they share their reunion are already crying. The way it ended was like a children's story, and it was great.

This review contains spoilers. The reviews were high, so I bought them all together. It was a beautiful picture and story. After reading it, I was immersed in the afterglow for a while. Pi's accent was cute, and she was even cuter after being reborn. It was wonderful that they used names to express the two changing from family love to love. It was a beautiful comic, like reading a children's story.

This review contains spoilers. The feeling after reading is very good. I'm glad Ham-chan and Pi are happy. And ignorance is terrifying. Attacking out of fear because they don't know is common in today's society. I once again felt the importance of proper recognition. It is people who fall into people, but it is also people who help people. My heart was washed by the strength of Ham-chan and Pi's heart.

This review contains spoilers. I read it with a light feeling and fell in love with it. It was a very painful break up and reunion between the two, and as expected, it took time for them to notice each other, but I'm glad they dared again

This review contains spoilers. It's a very nice story! The fact that they recognize each other makes my heart warm no matter how many times I read it. The heroine with an accent is so cute too!

This review contains spoilers. Even though he was unhappy in his previous life, he was unreasonably killed even though he was living a reasonably happy life, and I can't stop crying when I think about the feelings of the prince left behind. I'm really glad we were able to meet again. It's a sensory movement.

This review contains spoilers. Pi, who looks different from others, helps Ham-chan, who almost got killed by her mother-in-law... Pi, who was reincarnated, became the duke's daughter. Pai (Eleonora) is estranged from her family even in this world. I was reunited with Ham-chan (Alexei), who became an adult at the evening party I attended. I felt uncomfortable with the accent on the words, but now I feel gentle and affectionate again? Alexei is changing, and his surroundings, and the country. It wasn't flashy, but the story was nice and interesting. The depiction of the two living peacefully after the abdication of the throne came with Jin? ♦

This review contains spoilers. That was interesting. I originally read “that's interesting” on other sites, but I read it halfway through and forgot about it. It was completed before I knew it. As a story, the prince, who was abandoned by his opponents, meets Pai who looks unhuman in the forest, and when he was raised in love with his family, a member of the royal family approaches again, and kills Pi. After that, the prince became his majesty, and Pai was reborn as an aristocrat's daughter, so can these two really notice each other? That's it. It was very easy to read because no elements were left out even though the tempo progressed well, such as parting ways from life during the Pi era, the prince's changes, the heroine's circumstances, and the reunion of the two. And after all, the highlight is “Which one do you notice where? Don't you notice?” That's the point. I was so excited to read it. When the Prince (already His Majesty) noticed it, he was so happy. The end of volume 2 was a bit of a rush, but personally I'm glad they finished quickly rather than continuing lazily.