Reviews for The Boy I Loved Became the Jaded Emperor Manga

This review contains spoilers. After all, it was interesting. I read the novel first and understood the content, but I felt that the fun was doubled when it was made into a picture! The prince and heroine's childhood were so sad and I felt so unmotivated that I burst into tears. However, I was moved again when I read that the two lived happily in the Demon Forest in their later years. I bought it and it was a satisfying book.

This review contains spoilers. The pictures are beautiful and the characters are cute too! Even though it's reincarnated in fantasy, the Tohoku dialect! How cute ❤️ that alone is cute lol

This review contains spoilers. The story unfolds at just the right speed and you can read it clearly. When they meet and break up, they make me crying and happy.

This review contains spoilers. Unbeknownst to me, I cried at the end. It was a wonderful story that was so beautiful and made my heart wash. I thought it was a common thing from another world or reincarnation, but it was a type of story I hadn't read until now, and the story progressed at a good tempo, and I didn't feel sluggish while the story progressed at a good tempo. The main character's parents' house was like that, but there are plenty of amazing Ebiswords, so that was great too. The pictures were stable and beautiful, and there were no cuts in the background, and Demon Beasts were cute and fun to read. I want to read stories like this again.

This review contains spoilers. I was hesitant about the cover illustration, but I'm glad I bought it. Naturally, comics with black and white content are more sparkling and beautiful pictures. There are a lot of scenes with cruelty in the beginning, but the second half shows beautiful animation. It was a sad start, so it was a reassuring ending.

This review contains spoilers. Ham and pie, which have met in the past, have separated due to a sad event, but the place where they meet in different positions and shapes in this world is full of romance and wonderful. The setting where one side just grows and the other one is reborn, and unlike previous lives, it's beautiful and reborn, which is also delicious! Love directed from ham grows from the beginning, but love directed from pie remains immature. By calling them by changing the names past and present, the fact that you can separate the past and present by yourself, properly receive love, and pass it on to future generations is perfect as a story! It's a story I want to immerse myself in so much that it would be a waste to end in volume 2. The picture was so beautiful, and I liked the fact that not only ham and pie, but also other key characters were carefully drawn.

This review contains spoilers. I read volumes 1 and 2 without time to breathe. I can read stories from the past and present, but both express the intrinsic ugliness and true beauty of people, and it's deep...!