Reviews for Tales of the Kingdom Manga

I was finally able to understand the connection after rereading it from the first volume. The picture has a unique sex appeal, but after all, the composition is beautiful. The story's structure is so good that it spans many layers. It's the best. I'm looking forward to seeing where the sibling (twin) causal relationship will come to an end.

Just the cover and trial reading, “I want to read the continuation of this!” I was so unbearable that I bought it. Each frame is beautiful, and it's like looking at an art book, so much that I want to look at it the whole time. Of course, the colors are beautiful, but even the black and white pictures are glossy, and I was captivated by the elegant atmosphere, just like a Beardsley painting. There are few lines, and I read it as if I were watching a stage play, with the expressions of the characters and the way they showed the story, and I read it as if I were watching a stage play. There seem to be detailed settings for the culture of each kingdom and ethnic group, but it seems that they have dared to keep it to a minimum, so I'm looking forward to seeing how the story unfolds in the future.

The theme is brothers' sorrow, love and hate. The unique picture and view of the world are addictive. Delicate and decadent. There may be differences in taste when it comes to developments that don't say everything and leave room for imagination... I'm really looking forward to the continuation of The King and His Brother. I can't wait!!!

All of Nakamura Asumiko's works are good. The overwhelming sex appeal, story, and worldview of the picture. great. The story goes back and forth between the present and the past. For that reason, I feel like the story continues forever, and I'm drawn into a chain of stories. Please continue.

Nakamura Asumiko sensei's designs and fantasy go so well together. It's so beautiful. The story was an omnibus story involving twins, and the story was related, and I couldn't stop turning the pages and when I noticed it, I even read the latest edition. does it end here...? It ended at that point, so I'm worried about the continuation.

The protagonist of the world drawn by Nakamura Asumiko sensei is ephemeral, fascinating, and simply draws me in. Normally, I read it in a paper book, but when I see it in digital images this time, the beauty of the lines and their colors are even more beautiful... It has outstanding clarity that cannot be enjoyed on paper, even if it is black and white. I'm looking forward to the next volume.

The color and black and white are beautiful! You will be drawn into the world view depicted. Are the lines smooth? It's not a “horse” called a horse, but animals that ride on it have appeared, and the fantasy world view is reasonable, and you can immerse yourself in the world.

The artist is buying it. A writer who is good at BL, but also good at girls' manga. I was wondering what fantasy would be like, and it's amazing. It's a story about beautiful, and brilliant characters that make you feel horrified, and strangely drawn in. There are a lot of puffiness, and it really stirs up my imagination. It's a story that makes me dream about the continuation and the story behind it. I want to read the first episode and the continuation... I'm still up to volume 2, but I'm really looking forward to the continuation. I think I want it in all colors even if it's expensive.

I've finished reading up to volume 2... I'm really worried about the continuation ~ Nakamura-san's pictures and story match so well! The atmosphere of an era full of exoticism is more appropriate than the present day one! It's like the pictures are more beautiful than they used to be? The Prince on the Color Page is so beautiful that I feel like I'm being sucked in! I have absolutely no idea how the story is going to turn! It's worth reading.

It's like the story of One Thousand and One Nights. I was so surprised that the first episode looked like a hero one. Episode 2 is still going on, but it makes me think about living.

I was shocked by my classmates, and the unique picture and atmosphere, and above all, the wonderful story are really interesting. If you read it, you'll definitely fall in love with it!

I thought I didn't like the picture, but as I read it, I was struck by the intensity of the content, the beauty of the lines, and the beauty of the composition. It's interesting. The artist seems to be buying it. I'm also looking forward to the next volume.

It was a beautifully drawn work with smooth lines. The screen seems to be white, but on the contrary, the contrast is outstanding and artistic, and the story is spun out with wonderful illustrations, just like picture book illustrations. They also had an excellent sense of composition for each frame, and they fascinated me with the pictures even without excessive explanations. The story is just like a fairy tale that has been handed down to a foreign country, and the sophisticated mood combined with the design is so wonderful! Is this still the beginning? I would be happy if I could continue to read many Kingdom Stories from now on.

The content was so deep that I read it all at once. I'm really looking forward to the next volume.

It's a review of up to 2 volumes, and I'm really looking forward to it; there are a few stories, so I wonder if they'll get involved later, and all of the stories are really interesting. I want to read all of the stories a little more carefully, so I'm looking forward to the long story. I want to read the sequel soon.

I'm curious ‼ is everything beautiful? is the story above the best too? I like Adarte and Adolte too, but are they so nice that the king and his aides are in agony?

The pictures are stable and beautiful, but the story is wonderful, and I can't wait for the next volume. I'm thinking of buying paper too.