Reviews for Prince-Turned-Idol & the Knight Who Stans Him Manga

This review contains spoilers. Prince from a previous life and idol Ko (received) in this life, and Honjo (attack), who is a guard knight in his previous life and is an entertainment manager in this life. I really like the fact that both of them are good people with honest and straight personalities without sparing words. If you look at the idol Ko and think about her previous life, it's interesting to see how the strong fire of Honjo was like Dorota. Elite Lehman from a famous company has become a lifestyle centered around otaku activities, and at the end, I feel the depth of love for his ability to change jobs and become managers in order to support idol activities. I can't hide my likes, but a competent and fair attitude at work increases my likability. Ko also has memories of her previous life, and she has confessed that she likes it in the sense of romance, and she refuses once, but I really like the scene where Honjo decides to make up her mind and takes it with all her heart, saying “I don't want to regret not being able to repeat my reincarnation over and over again,” and the straightforward manner in which she spares no words is dazzling. After that, unexpectedly, they are blocked by a strong work ethic and save on dating their lover is comical, laughable, honest, and fun. It's a two-volume lover edition, and there is a sense of fulfillment in how recognition rises as an idol and the love aspect that progresses in the footsteps of a turtle. At last, I was able to wear it all the way to Echi, and although it wasn't erotic, there was a slight amount of moist sex appeal, and it was a nice scene that slowly conveyed my true feelings throughout my previous life. While it is fulfilling in both public and private, it continues to the next volume with a disturbing atmosphere, so I can't wait for it now.

This review contains spoilers. It was a really, really great pressure point - I love it so much. Overall, it's refreshing; it's beautiful. Do you call it a refreshing feeling in girls' comics? It was really nice.

This review contains spoilers. I'm not really familiar with reincarnation stuff, so what do you think? I read it while thinking, and it was very interesting. After all, Finley and Akira are beautiful... Takeru... you can enjoy it with the feeling of cheering for the recommendation with Mr. Honjo, the Dorota knight. There are many favorite scenes, but the scene of the handshake event has Keita's intrusion so exquisite that it makes me laugh no matter how many times I read it. I'm looking forward to the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. It's both an idol thing and a reincarnation thing, so it's interesting! It has a comical atmosphere and is easy to read. I'm also thankful that the pictures are beautiful and lots of good-looking guys appear ~ Volume 1 ended pretty well, but volume 2 ended in a slightly disturbing feeling with new characters I'm interested in appearing, so I want to read more soon! I'm also supporting Suke-kun's love ♪

This review contains spoilers. It's been a long time since it's been a hit for me ♪ The two have cute personalities, an interesting setting, a relationship that doesn't progress easily, and the love they cherish each other even though they are mixed in, and what happens even though they are already cheering for them? and I love it so much that I can't wait for the continuation ♪

This review contains spoilers. Kou is cute, who honestly throws his feelings from his previous life into Takao, who simply pretends to be a knight with his memories of his previous life. I'm glad that my feelings were finally fulfilled at the end of volume 2, but I'm curious about the continuation of how Yo, who knows about the relationship between the two, will get involved in the future, and how they were involved in previous lives!!

This review contains spoilers. It's cute. They both have pure souls, and their arguments keep rising as they read. I thought I wouldn't be addicted to reincarnation, but I'm totally addicted to this one. that's too good~

This review contains spoilers. My Childhood Friend... was interesting, so I tend to shy away from idol stuff, but I took the plunge and read it. INSANELY FUNNY!! Even after being reincarnated, they are completely chivalrous and their loyalty is too strong, and the attack where you become an unfamiliar dollar otter is interesting and cute. The character changes after awakening are amazing! At the beginning, receiving wasn't good from an offensive point of view, and I didn't know what they were thinking, but it was also nice to have a flow where I began to understand the thoughts and thoughts of receiving in the wake of a certain event! There were no particularly shocking incidents, but I finished reading it in a blink of an eye without getting tired of it. For now, volume 1 is fine, so I'll continue reading when I'm done.