Reviews for An Inclination to Serve Manga

This review contains spoilers. A story about a Japanese trading company man and his prince (next king). In fact, Japanese companies are providing technical support to other countries, so the setting is both fantasy and realistic. Those who have a position are also responsible for their descendants to prosper, and a fiancee is usually decided, so even in the case of these two people, even if their feelings are shared with each other, they cannot become normal happy people. It's sad, and there are also forms of love like this in distorted forms. However, considering the feelings of those who were elected as queens, I think it would be nice if that person also had a partner.

This review contains spoilers. Hibiki Seto, who works for a major trading company, is assigned to the Arab Kingdom. Prince Zia Alsura has the aura of an overwhelming king, and Seto when he first met him kneels down. In a small country where petroleum is the only resource, Prince Gia has no qualms about infrastructure development and takes the lead. Suddenly asked by such a prince, “Don't you want to hold me?” Seto is unable to measure the prince's true intentions. He lost his older brother, who was supposed to follow in his footsteps, and became the middle king, where his father's condition worsened. determination Also, Seto was irresistibly drawn to the prince, who has that much skill. Since it's a short story, the perspective is vivid and there's no waste. If Prince Gia becomes king, he also accepts to have children, and even so, it clearly depicts Seto Hana, who loves the prince and chooses to be a “follower.” The quick content matches Seto's visual appearance as Kiriri of Seto.

This review contains spoilers. It goes from an engineer and a prince to a servant and a king. Shouldering the heavy responsibility of becoming king, and an attack to support it by your side! There is an expression called marrying a wife and inheriting the family... but it's a pop feeling, so I didn't care lol

This review contains spoilers. When I was wondering what would happen at the end due to a difference in status, the ending was unexpectedly realistic! It's sad, but this is the only way to fulfill both the king's duty and love. They are two people who are prepared, so I think they were happy in terms of their feelings!

This review contains spoilers. Prince Jia () x engineer Seto (attack) Gia has a female fiancé and crawls into Seto at night, and when rejected, they retreat quickly at first. However, he applied the motion again and told Seto to lick the instep of his foot. Seto accepts it. However, from there, Jia includes the center of Ikinari Seto in her mouth. Giving in to a man who has made a fool of himself... I wonder if that kind of trick is easy. I thought I wanted to drop the seto no matter what, and this is my first experience as a man. He succeeded to the throne due to the death of the king, has an obligation to establish a child with the princess, and continues his relationship with Seto. They were nothing but unfaithful companions for the princess, but they themselves mocked themselves as “going to hell,” so maybe this is fine?

This review contains spoilers. I love that the picture is beautiful and the feelings of the two are expressed so well! I thought the last one was good too. There is a common saying that you don't get a wife because of the feeling of quitting the king, but it's easy to not get a wife in a story about what the king of one country carries, but the sense of fiction increases all at once, so I'm glad I was able to realistically feel the king's feelings for something that pushes his back, and the magnitude of Seto's still feelings!!

This review contains spoilers. At first I thought it was a more common story, but I really like the picture is beautiful, the prince is cute, and the feeling of pure love. It's sad that I have to get married and have children due to my duty as a king, but I thought it would be wonderful to have everything for each soul because the main character accepts that they also like places that prioritize the country, and if they pass away and become a soul, it doesn't matter if the king or followers are involved. The ending in the style of the final story was also good

This review contains spoilers. I read it while wondering if there was any reason why the prince liked Seto, but there wasn't anything in particular (laughs) I was able to speak Japanese, and I wonder if there were episodes where we met in Japan in the past. The last one is certainly not good as a person... I wonder if it would still be nice if it was a depiction of the wife being unlovable but respectful as a person. There's absolutely nothing wrong with my wife... that's too pathetic, isn't it? As a story, I enjoyed it.

This review contains spoilers. When I was wondering how to balance my role as king and living with my loved ones, I was able to properly balance it. The princess feels like a tool to give birth to children, which is annoying, but it would be great if it were a culture where harems are tolerated. The harem system itself is annoying, but everywhere in the world it is called the royal family (imperial family), the role of women is to give birth to children. Please take good care of the princess at best. It's not Omega Bas, but the two probably had a fateful encounter. I'm happy to read it in Yomiho.