Reviews for The Servant Prince Manga

This review contains spoilers. Maybe it ended with an aggressive unrequited love. I'm sure it would be nice to put it in as healing when both mentally and physically tired, but I guess they wanted to go that far and get acceptance... is there anyone who patiently watches over me the whole time, even in a state where everything is lost and broken, until I recover?? even lovers of the opposite sex wouldn't go that far, would they? Attacking at once, but with personalities that are a bit difficult to understand, is quite an endangered species. The reception was tsundere, but it gradually softened with aggressive love, and now it's changing into a wonderful feeling. Even if there are no words, the attack is going well because they try so hard and notice the changes, but right now, I'm really smiling because I'm also properly conveying my feelings and showing them with my actions. The eroticism isn't that intense, but it feels like it's in moderation. The two characters are wonderful, and it makes me wonder if it's okay if they have a little less eroticism. It would be interesting if the attack started to act more emotionally and show up in facial expressions. Read up to 8 volumes. I really read it over and over again. They have become wonderful people. We both need and care for each other. They say they both want to protect each other. It's a wonderful relationship, isn't it? This kind of relationship is envied and precious. It's impossible for me, but it's in a comic, but I'm immersed in it. It's ideal, and it might not be possible in reality, though. It would be nice if their lives would continue to be happily connected. Of course, they're not closed off, and they're still active and social. That's important, isn't it? There seems to be trouble with the company from now on, but I want the two of us to help each other get through it and seize happiness. I want you to be yourself and live a life you are satisfied with.

This review contains spoilers. I've been waiting for the serialization to resume now or now! I've loved [The Servant Prince] since episode 1, and I bought all the episodes together with my teacher [Toshino Sakuo], but I was excited that neither of them would resume serialization easily. [Toshio Toshino] is now a standalone book (both books have already been purchased), so I've been waiting impatiently for [The Servant Prince] to finally be restarted! Naoya-kun has regained more and more vitality, and they have become two people who can honestly express their thoughts to each other, and their sense of happiness is doubling. The cover has changed, so volume 1 will soon be published as a standalone book, and I'm excited to finally be able to enjoy their counterattack and sweet life in volume 2!

This review contains spoilers. It was a Dstrike film. Love is a serious attack and complex in response. While there are genres that place emphasis on it, it's heartbreaking to be able to really feel it in the process of receiving growth and deepening the love between the two of them, and it's amazing.

This review contains spoilers. I love the two of them who are now able to spend a peaceful time. There was an uneasy atmosphere there... but I believe the two of them are fine now and wait for the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. I've been attracted to each other since I was in high school, but I'm moved by the two people who can't be honest and how they can't say that it's different from not being honest in order not to break each other, so I want more to continue

This review contains spoilers. Only Takaaki can fully understand and support Naoya. Naoya is so ignorant, or rather too serious, that he doesn't look good. Takaaki's love, which silently and sincerely supports Naoya, who was thrown off a cliff by his father, is also beautiful, though. After Go came out, I was struck by Takaaki's eroticism. It's a work I love that I often reread. I can't wait for the new publication

This review contains spoilers. I read episode 1 before and it was interesting, and since episode 2 was 1 yen, I bought it. I've read up to 2 episodes. There are also slightly dark elements in it, but I don't care lol

This review contains spoilers. At first, Naoya seeks Takaaki to fill his loneliness and pain, and he envelops it with deep love. Also, it's great when Naoya gets back on his feet and the two trust each other and become lovey-dovey. There are various relationships with my family at work, and the pictures are wonderful, so I recommend it.

This review contains spoilers. Both of the main characters are cool, but the picture feels a little hard and dry, and I read it without hesitation, but when I read it carefully again, they both have a high level of insight into themselves, look smart, and actually want each other with a human smell, and they love each other but aren't that beautiful. Surprisingly, I feel that dirty feelings are deeper in love, and there are places where good and bad are turned upside down. It depicts two good-looking guys who are bland and smart at first glance, so it's easy to read, but it's a deep story.

This review contains spoilers. I've been doing it for Poison Dad for a long time, but my younger brother, who was clapping for the style of gradually narrowing the encirclement, was just relentless, and I thought he was cool No. 2 was just relentless, so don't you love your older brother... this is still a work I want you to read ahead of me?

This review contains spoilers. It's a work I've been following for a long time in a single episode ♦ I wonder if Naoya is just selfish at first (accepted)? Unexpectedly, that's not the case at all, and in fact, it's a doting story where Takaaki (attack) continues to watch over Naoya, whose side is a “servant.” At first, Naoya, who thought of Takaaki's existence as someone who would take his word for himself, returned to society and broadened his horizons, and then realized that the person who really cared about him was Takaaki, Naoya's level of purity increased even more, and it was awesome? I personally love that smiling face, so I couldn't stop smirking in volume 6! (Laughter) The story progresses at a good tempo, but the content is intense and I love it. I'm looking forward to the next one too, but I hope it becomes a book too ✨

This review contains spoilers. Naoya is cute, Naoya is cute! I've said it twice. Takaaki, I can hardly understand how you feel. Even though Naoya is so good, he's always feeling sorry and trying to do his best in good health in any situation, or does it mean that when there's nothing you can do about it, he simply relies on Takaaki, or is he still putting up with it even though he wants to have sex and is impatient and can't invite him. It's unbearable, he's a man who makes me think I'll live for you. It's probably going to be made into a standalone book soon, and I thought I'd wait, but I couldn't stand it, so I bought a single episode. And like Takaaki in volume 6 this time, Naoya's cuteness exploded even within me, so I unintentionally reviewed it. Since Naoya shows his “likes” so straight forward, it was great that Takaaki, who hadn't lost his cool expression until now, was no longer Takaaki! I want them to stay in a relationship with the servant and prince for as long as they are unique to each other! Volume 9 postscript... it's finally Naoya's true form! It's very capable. Originally, there was a part that looked brittle and had a strong core, but the fact that your mind, body, and brain isn't just a prince who is protected is the coolest thing! It's also not about being self-assertive, and the attitude of quietly confronting whatever difficult problem comes is very effective. I really understand why Takaaki keeps falling in love. Takaaki's “I've been waiting for this.” I've been waiting too.