Reviews for The Prism Prince: I Had Been Admired by the Allegedly Appalling Heir Manga

This review contains spoilers. It was a slightly strange Cinderella story set in the Taisho period. Since the main character is Cinderella, a mean stepmother and her daughter come out as a matter of course. What kind of strategies they will use, and how will the heroine and prince overcome difficulties... and what I'm just curious about is Yoichi... will she fade out like this, or will she reappear... there's no shortage of fun!

This review contains spoilers. The protagonist lives strong despite being oppressed. I read it while thinking I wanted them to be happy, and I'm really glad I met someone who loved me. There are people who blame people for everything. I have a feeling that it's still going to be turbulent, so I'll keep reading!

This review contains spoilers. ▽ I've read up to 6 volumes! Eh... what's going to happen to Ayano!? It's developing like that. I think it's getting interesting in terms of story, but there are also places where it's a bit difficult to watch because it uses too many tones. ▽ I read volume 4. The traceable story flow up to volume 3 is gone, and I personally think it's getting better and better. However, after all, the stepmothers', or rather childish nature, is conspicuous. A route where Ayano can be happy. I don't know how the person in the mirror will behave in the future, but I feel that this person still doesn't exist. I'm looking forward to future developments! ▽ Below are my impressions up to 3 volumes; I'm curious about the continuation! I thought the idea of being able to move through a mirror was amazing. However, the fact that it ends with the faces of the stepmothers every time isn't very comfortable to read. Is this a face cartoon? It makes me feel like that. After that, I don't think there's enough volume for each episode. It feels flimsy. I'm curious about the story, but the development also happened. I thought it would have been better if it was written one-off once.

This review contains spoilers. The picture isn't that good, but my sister-in-law feels like it's from the Taisho period and is an old Dobbs. The villains in the picture are my mother-in-law and sister-in-law, and I don't know what the heroine's biological father is thinking. In episode 3, they defeated these mothers-in-law with the hero's special abilities, but they increasingly hated the heroine. It's laughably simple.