Reviews for The Servant Prince Manga

This review contains spoilers. I learned about the drama adaptation and came across this film. I watched one episode of the drama and thought it would be interesting, so I bought it. Coupons that can be bought at a reasonable price were also distributed to commemorate the drama adaptation, so I used them to buy them. As a result, I'm glad I bought it! In the first place, I like it already when I get a higher caste rank. Well, it was decided that I would fall in love with it. I was in the upper caste when I was a student, but when I became an adult, my social status and position were reversed due to aggression. What, that development is too tasty. It should have been reversed, but it's an attack that listens to orders received forever... ♡ After I finished reading it, I was numb by the way the title “The Servant Prince” was attached again!

This review contains spoilers. This is the person who arrived at comics from dramas. When I watched episode 1, Naoya's personality was so bad that I was wondering if this relationship was love. However, I thought it was a work that conveyed the warmth of the line where the restaurant said, “If I had a son like you, I would be most proud,” and the fact that the relationship between the two comes into view. I am grateful to have found such a wonderful work.

This review contains spoilers. I'm happier when I'm on the prince's side. I wonder if that's what it is. It was mutual love from the beginning, wasn't it? Seeing the relationship between these two makes me happy. You can read it with peace of mind.

This review contains spoilers. I was surprised by the drama adaptation and came back to reread it. Eh, can this be recreated in the tea room? Who's going to perform? I wonder if there are such beautiful children. If you're going to do it, please recreate even sex scenes word for word, right?! I'm praying that they will be blessed with good screenwriters without getting worse. At first, it seemed like a relationship from beginning to end, but in reality, they are inseparable from each other, and they think about the happiness of the main character's partner and throw them away, and the place where they cry in tatters comes so sad. The scene where they know each other's feelings and hug each other from the bottom of their heart instead of just following each other's sex is very nice.

This review contains spoilers. After reading “Toshino Sabuo,” I bought the author! This author said, “It's certainly codependent, and it may not be healthy in terms of “general theory,” but if the people in question are happy, that's fine...? I think it's good at depicting relationships such as “not bothering others.” Certainly, there are distortions that apply to weak areas, but I thought there was “calmness” that could not be achieved by itself. That was the case with “Toshino Takeo,” but when reception is weak, there is an attack that will accept it too. Isn't that really, really important? I think there is a delicate expression that makes you want to affirm codependency, such as who can say “too much codependency”... that's too much. In “Toshino Sakuo,” it was interesting how the recipient noticed and reflected on his own state of moral harassment, but on the other hand, there was a slight sense of resistance to the part that seemed like “well, the only thing that can be accepted is attack.” I think this film has a great personality in both receiving and attacking. They also have the emotional ability to be careful not to hurt each other. I think it has a different appeal. But after all, the codependency depicted by the author is an indescribable “healthy depth” (yes! Even though they are codependent! That's it! Bulbasaur) is really amazing... I want to buy the book edition when it comes out too!!! Maybe it's the most exciting series right now. I'm looking forward to it!!! Also, the reception was so overwhelming that he was a hero, and he was so sparkling that I really want to cheer for him. Being sick and being able to fight this far isn't likely in reality, so even though it's a fantasy comic where that is quickly skipped, I don't want to support capitalism, but I want them to do their best for business revenge.