Reviews for Daughter of the Emperor-Full Color Manga

This review contains spoilers. Currently 3 volumes. I'm worried about the development, but the everyday part is long and a bit difficult. Also, the main character's personality didn't seem to suit me, and I was wondering if it was just in my heart that I was complaining a little too much. They seem cute if you think of them as kids, but mentally, I thought for a moment that even though they're adults... But in terms of story, there are also past stories about the father who gradually falls in love with the main character and the ruthless father, so it's a worrisome development. So I think I'll read on when I have time.

This review contains spoilers. The heroine has memories of her previous life and adult sensitivities since she was a baby reincarnated in another world, so relationship building begins with a sense of distance between her tyrant father and her like a red stranger rather than a father and daughter. The story is spelled out lightly, like a record of the heroine's daily life, but it's so comfortable that the cold-hearted tyrant emperor who doesn't open his heart to anyone unknowingly dotes on his daughter, and I just keep reading. Incidentally, it looks like an imported comic, and it is designed to be read from left to right. Furthermore, it's in full color, so the price is high, but I can't stop reading it because I'm curious about My Tyrant Father, who exudes a sense of hero.

This review contains spoilers. The story is also difficult to understand, which is unique to Korean manga, but it's fun to bargain between Kaitel, who gradually becomes lear sweet, and Leah, who has an adult in her brain. The characters around me are also interesting and I like them. Anyway, I'm reading it because I want to watch Kaitel and Assisi.