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

This review contains spoilers. From the title, I thought it was a story about the love between two people who met through a conspiracy, but it wasn't that simple. In cleaning up after the war, Anna was forcibly taken hostage and handed over to the enemy Crown Prince. Actually, she is a talented woman who uses a sword similar to her father who died in battle and has a sense of justice. They join hands with each other to realize the ambitions of the Crown Prince, who has nothing against the country. Can the two restore order to the kingdom by rejecting their already existing fiancee, who was blamed for political ploy? An eventful story.

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was an ordinary doting romance series, but the story structure and characters were solid, and I felt like I was watching a feature film, so I was worried about the future and bought it every time. The unprecedented muddy feeling on the enemy side makes me cringe, but it's cool how the strongest heroine confronts and solves various problems!

This review contains spoilers. I'm always looking forward to reading this exciting development. The story didn't go that far... but I can't wait for next week! Where it says one advantage and one shortcoming... is it one morning and one night? Maybe it's just that I can't understand it due to lack of study, but it makes me feel a sense of incongruity.

This review contains spoilers. There are many stories about young daughters who were forcibly brought to other countries in various forms, such as a defeated prisoner of war, a debt trap, etc., but from the beginning, I don't think there are many daughters whose sword skills are superior to average men, and also full of chivalry, but Anna is more stubborn, pompous, and handsome than the hero in this film! No, should I write it in Chinese? Moreover, she is a strong, fiercely nice woman as well as a woman. Rather, there is no feeling that the prince, who is on the side he dotes on, is being protected. The title also says I love it, but it doesn't have a sticky sweetness at all, so I think even men can actually read it, right? There are still few cool developments, but since the enemy is the exact opposite, insidious type, it seems that how they can get through that insidious modus operandi will be a highlight. Nonetheless, there are comical scenes once in a while, and it's not a work I've been nervous about for a long time, so I think it's easy to read. I've read up to volume □ 70, so it's an additional note, but the length of episode 1 has been shortened quite a bit. Whereas episode 1 was over 50 pages long, episode 70 was only 12 pages long. It doesn't matter if you keep waiting, so I hope you can extend the length of episode 1 by all means. The exciting developments are also good, but if the booth is too short, there will be dissatisfaction with the price... □ what is that?! No wonder the final boss is a mom!! It appeared from volume 1, but there was certainly just a slight sense of incongruity... even though I was hugging my beloved daughter, I didn't hesitate to offer it out in order to resolve the anger with the neighboring country due to her father's death... the development where you marry a neighboring country's royal family for peace negotiations is a rabbit, kumo kaku, to keep the mood of Hihijiji, who is the father's revenge. But even if you give birth to your first daughter in your early teens, are you still in your late thirties? or is she just over forty years old, mom? It's too beautiful, isn't it? Well, the boys are going to be Derendelen.

This review contains spoilers. It's solid. I recognize that my late father's blood is flowing, and I take my hat off to the person. But there's nothing lonely about it. He's a positive, playful, and cool protagonist.