Reviews for Reincarnated in Another World! The Bad Boy Prince Is Pampered by His Guardian Knight!! Manga

This review contains spoilers. I love Isekai Tensei... I'm waiting for the final film!! The design... is slightly different from what I like, but the story was really good!! I thought it was a common reincarnation... it was a more solid story than I had anticipated... (sorry for looking at him from above (; _;)), but when Julius was so cool... he was a knight among the knights who looked and felt great (••')! Even though Ark is also the Fourth Prince (while there are many royal family works that are only valued for the 1st and 2nd places), he is loved and cherished by everyone. Since he lives with the idea of being a reincarnated person, he is also smart and healthy. A hindrance to the two? Rio, who does it, is cute, and the villain prime minister ended up running amok because he cared about his family... it's hapien ('), there's a little bit of ethiety, there was quite a lot of sweetness, and I think it's a wonderful work put together in 3 volumes () I want people who don't really like people from another world to read it.

This review contains spoilers. It was a work I was interested in, so it was great to be able to read it all at once. After all, I love stories about Isekai Reincarnation. The royal feeling is also nice. Maybe they were basically all nice people, even though there was an uneasy atmosphere. The cuteness of Ark and the straight feeling of Julius were good, and I might be able to watch the two flirt the whole time.

This review contains spoilers. I bought an artist, but it was a hit. There were also 3 volumes, so I thoroughly enjoyed it. Prince Ark the Fourth Prince and Julius, the commander of his guard, overcame hardships and arrived at a happy ending, but there are no bad guys in this story. Everyone thinks and acts for someone else. And above all, Ark was cute and I really enjoyed the relationship with Julius. Julius's musky body is also really cool. The two kids also have cute twins, so I definitely want a sequel.

This review contains spoilers. There was a disturbing sign. The king fell asleep, and Julius was also poisoned. The two finally tied the knot. I'm looking forward to the final volume.

This review contains spoilers. I finished it, so I read it all at once. Isekai Reincarnation is one of the biggest genres these days where all kinds of versions have been drawn, right? I haven't consciously read anything about Isekai Tensei, so this is probably my first time... (I may have read it before, but I wasn't aware of it) There was an accident in reality, and I was reincarnated in another world with my memories. So, since it's a fictional world I've read before, I know to some extent what's going to happen to my role in reincarnated from now on, and I'm making an effort to avoid that end. Since this is BL, it fits nicely into BL grammar, and since it's a different world, even men can get pregnant, the knights who protect them are always cool and doted on, and when they're high school students reincarnated, they're cute and have a strong core even after they grow up. You can enjoy the royal road with peace of mind. Along the way, it was too much in line with grammar, and even though there were 3 volumes, there were places where it developed so fast (I thought the end of volume 1 had skipped a page, they had both feelings in the blink of an eye, and a rebellion suddenly occurred in volume 3), well, I wonder if it's okay to enjoy this sense of speed without worrying too much about the details. My first reincarnation in another world was fun.

This review contains spoilers. It's Ohdo Isekai Tensei (I love Royal Road), but the characters are attractive (this is the most important), the story is interesting, and well-organized, so it was so awesome that I read it all at once until the end. It also has a good afterglow after reading, so I recommend it.

This review contains spoilers. It was personally very good that there were no bad guys in the end ('tωT`) volume 1 feels platonic, and volume 2 is in a pinch with something, but the relationship between the two also deepens ♪ (*'`) and volume 3! Of course, it has a happy ending and is blessed with children, but the scene where Ark works so hard and struggles to save Julius made me cry! And it's lovey-dovey ♪ I'm really glad they solved the magic element problem too!

This review contains spoilers. He has a calm personality, so he doesn't slapstick, but memories from before his reincarnation remain, so I will make an effort to avoid bad endings for the sake of my family as well. The kingdom too, so knights! Knights are nice, aren't they? I'll protect you even if you change it for your life! That's it! There are things that Rio-kun doesn't like, but he's not an inherently bad person. Yes, everyone is like that. However, if emotions aren't conveyed well, or if we don't understand each other's thoughts, disputes will occur. There are some poor people, but somehow it ended safely. It's sad that it's over, but the last post-date conversation was great! I love Akisume-sensei's work. I'm glad I've been waiting for the comics...!

This review contains spoilers. The place where a boy who was a high school student in the original world was reincarnated in another world is the royal villain Prince. They live to avoid a bad end where death awaits, but they are loved by their parents, older brothers, and even guard knights. Prince Ark when he was a kid is cute. I have memories from before reincarnation, so I know it's a story in a novel, but the story progresses without making it clear why I was killed because my memories were vague, probably because I was an infant when I was reincarnated. There is a job called filtering magic elements that only the royal family can do, and the setting that it is essential for citizens to live with peace of mind is also interesting. The main character is revived as Ark of the Fourth Prince, who was born with almost no ability to filter, in an age where the amount of filtration cannot keep up and the burden on the kings' bodies is too much, and the state of affairs must be reviewed once again, such as raising taxes to make it even a little lighter due to power unique to the royal family. My sense of self-affirmation is pretty low when I'm not useful to the country, but I want to support the attitude of working hard positively to use it for future solutions because I can clearly recognize the magic element that should be hard to see if it's a reincarnated gift. I can also suggest that Prince Ark has given top priority to the handsome knight Julius, who has been protecting me since we met. It's also interesting that people in love go all the way to getting engaged, but they don't know the cause that leads to a bad end until almost the end. There's a scene where somehow this person is manipulating it behind the scenes, so it's refreshing to read 3 volumes to match the answers and get what's stuck! After all, there are no really bad people, so I felt good after reading it.

This review contains spoilers. The author is buying it. The classic setting where DK, who died in a traffic accident, is reincarnated in a light novel world. It's a story about trying hard to prevent the tragic ending of characters who have been reincarnated. Akisume-sensei's paintings are beautiful down to the smallest detail, her childhood arcs are cute, and Julius is always a cool spadari. The forced power of the story seems to work, but I was happy to overcome that with the power of love between Ark and Julius. The solution to the disturbance was a little aggressive, and I thought it would be better to take a more resolute response to the villain, but well, that's fantasy. However, even though they have been reincarnated with memories from their previous lives, their faces don't appear at all, and their memories and abilities from previous lives are not used other than knowing the details of the light novel. I feel like Isekai Reincarnation settings weren't being used very effectively.