Reviews for The Margrave's Daughter & the Enemy Prince Manga

This review contains spoilers. At the beginning, there was a statement that made me wonder what it would be like to be a wife with a frontier hero as her husband, and furthermore, the statement made when sending the main character's biological daughter to an enemy country was terrible, and I wonder what it was. Well, the main character has the most similar sword skills and temperament to the hero's father, so rather than being under such a mother, it's a title where apparently there is a fateful encounter in Shintenchi, so as I read on to wonder what kind of development it is good to be able to leave my country, my mother unexpectedly exudes a sense of boss. I'm glad that the emotional relationship between the main character, the young man, and the former prince of an enemy country was stable, but the development took two and three turns, and it was quite complicated and jarring.

This review contains spoilers. I started reading it because I was curious about the title, but I was very concerned about the development of the relationship between the Crown Prince and his servant, which made me strongly sympathize with the way the protagonist, who has a strong sense of habit, overcomes various hardships and searches for a path that makes me happy

This review contains spoilers. I've been using the cover of volume 1 comic for a long time, but I think everyone can almost understand it by looking at the comic cover. There is no such thing as a good-looking prince. There's always a bloody heroine, Prince. The real heroine is too handsome. It is said that people who excel in war are also good at wisdom, and they are heroines who are representative of that. But they don't have much actual combat experience, and they get beat back once in a while, and it's a story like that. The school isn't small, and the heroine fights on a national basis. There's always someone playing a secret role somewhere, but that's a human touch that doesn't become a monolith, so it doesn't have to be put together based on the principle of convenience in comics. But there's too much intrigue going around, so it's better to read it in comics. It takes physical strength to read. Also, if you follow the cover of the comic, you can see that the heroine is becoming more and more handsome, and you can generally follow the cover until the two reach flirting, so be sure to read the comic.

This review contains spoilers. I started watching romance comics that have more political stories than doting elements, but now that interesting drugs have come out and I know who the final boss really is, do your best! I hope Heribert's voice can be heard... will anything change when Anna comes? I'm worried about the continuation

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was a common story about a princess doted on by a prince who thought the scene where Duncan's appearance was stopped w heart would stop, but it's exciting because there are more political strategies than romance elements

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was a normal story, but it's totally different! Is it Joan of Arc? The heroine, who is so strong, is attractive. However, unlike my first impression, My opponent, Prince, is too disgusting (laughs), but it's an interesting story that really draws me in.

This review contains spoilers. love? Unexpectedly, there is a rather strong political process involved. The story progresses mainly about revolutions, downfall, etc., and the center of the conflict is ugly people controlled by greed... Of course, stupid men are scary, but greedy women who can only love themselves are the worst. What scares me the most is that the heroine's mother is so sad. At the end... I wonder if I'll pick up my real mother. My mother is too toxic to watch. I'm really glad that there are so many siblings who have inherited their father's blood. Personally, I really like the fact that my eldest daughter Rose is in love with her husband even though she has a formal marriage. But Rose can't resist it, I can see the feeling that her mother's blood is flowing here and there... it's all so sad. Meanwhile, pure and straight love is also involved... it's amazing to be able to write such a wide and well-balanced story... I am very grateful. I was wondering if there was probably an element where I gave up a bit due to the sense of scale (it was like Logan was aiming for the heroine, but when I noticed it, I gave up without being surprised lol) It's a story that seems to have quite a bit of scale, and I think it's probably going to be a long time, but I read through one update in no time, so I like to read it after saving up a few episodes (there are places where I don't understand the flow of the story) Allergan of the Revolutionary Army also seems to cause problems in the future, Claire's unrequited love also seems to have a long way to go. What I recommend the most is that I want Kenneth's younger sister and Theo's son Leon to do their best too. Leon is definitely a good kid, and Kenneth's sister seems to have seen it through. But Theo and the royal family are hostile, and I wonder if it will become like forbidden love. I also want to see a story that overcomes that... anyway, I feel like there's still a lot more to come.

This review contains spoilers. I wonder if it's common doting or fantasy... it's full of intense revolutionary stuff, parent-child hatred, and heaps of topics, so I never get tired of it. Usually 100 or more episodes are replaced by generations, but there aren't any of them. This is my first review. What I'm interested in later is true, and I read it until the end. But it's short, doesn't progress, and isn't relatively expensive!? I think so. Episode 1 is too short.

This review contains spoilers. It's been a long time... Anna and Kenneth have finally become lovey-dovey. However, there are still unsettling elements in both the revolutionary army and enemies, so I hope this doesn't turn into a sad development. The last cut of episode 118 is happy, so I hope trouble doesn't unfold later... but it's OK if both of them don't have a happy ending!

This review contains spoilers. In this age where it is difficult for brave women like Anna to live, they head to their father's land of vengeance to be exchanged with their older brothers as hostages. The skill in that case also grabs the prince's heart as he plans to reform the country.