Reviews for Sacrificial Princess and the King of Beasts Manga

This review contains spoilers. This is a work like Beauty and the Beast, which teaches us that what is important is not what it looks like, but what matters is the heart. even beasts are cool, but...

This review contains spoilers. I read it and it's interesting! I don't read girls' comics myself at first, so I'm glad I was recommended this way! Recently, there are a lot of girls' comics featuring outsiders, which weren't enough in girls' comics in the old days. A story about a king with a secret and a girl sent as a sacrifice. It's a sacrifice, but it's not a dark story; it's a positive, good story. It's complete, so I want you to read this comic until the end.

This review contains spoilers. A story about a girl who was sacrificed as a sacrifice to a family member of a strange type according to the law between demons and humans, and her variant king. It's an alien thing that's common in fantasy worlds, but everything, such as the setting, world lines, character making, and the process of communicating with others, has been carefully crafted. Kind-hearted Osama and reassuring Sulliffe. Although their positions are different, I thought the attitude of capturing the feelings of the weak and reflecting them in action was wonderful precisely because they both had a past where they were hurt. In particular, Salifi is an abandonment in a sense, so the feeling of trying to stick to her own beliefs is straightforward. That straight forward feeling resonated in the hearts of those around her, and I think the process of steadily increasing her number of friends speaks eloquently about her appeal. Also, the mystery of O-sama's secret was precisely set up, and the long-standing causal relationship that continued from the parents' generation was clearly solved at the very end, and I think it was a very good story. Also, when I read it to the end, there was no one as suitable as Princess Sulliffi, and I thought that Osama would only be more like a king if Salifi was next to her. And what I just want to say is how cute the characters are. Since they are demons, various animals appear as outsiders, but every character is cool, cute, and adorable. I think the author's ability to incorporate the appeal of various animals so brilliantly into comics is amazing. By all means, I want you to fully immerse yourself in this fantasy world.

This review contains spoilers. Mainly at the beginning of the series, there is an impression that the pressure against Sulifi is strongly depicted, and it can be said that the story is thrilling. The circumstances also follow an extremely special development, and there are scenes where characters who don't feel comfortable with the main character try to interfere. Even so, watching her work so hard and overcome the trials that have been imposed on her gives me courage. I'm also curious about the relationship with Leonhart.

This review contains spoilers. At first glance, Sarifi looks like an innocent child, but there are many scenes where she suddenly shows a mature expression, probably because she has a very sad past, and I was really attracted to her. Contrary to his fierce appearance, I can't help but support him from the bottom of my heart when I see through the essence of the king, who has a delicate heart, love him, and work healthily for him. I love every interaction between the king and Sulliffi, but what I particularly like is the scene where Salifi gets moldy with the king's tail. Once is enough for me too, so I want to enjoy that fluff to the fullest.

This review contains spoilers. The various beast characters are so cute that I personally have big pressure points. Personally, the character and Dezain, the second daughter of the maid are so cute

This review contains spoilers. It's one of the comics. The storyline is amazing, and the characters are unique. I don't know how much I was painfully moved by Salifi's words and actions. If everyone in this world had her beautiful heart, there would be no wars or fights, and it would be a beautiful world. Discrimination from humans to beasts, discrimination from beasts to humans, and even in the world of beasts, there are races that are regarded as humble and respected, and I think this is a microcosm of this world. It is precisely because of this sad problem that is happening in reality that I was reading it with tears that I wanted the king and Salifi to do their best to help resolve this issue. It's a great book. I definitely want many people to read it.