Reviews for The Unwanted Bride Loves the Crown Prince With All Her Heart-Full Color Manga

This review contains spoilers. I couldn't stop crying for the unwavering princess to the extent that I wonder if there are people who can be given this much free love. Tina got married in a position like a half-prisoner from a hostile country called Ridea. It's just because I loved His Highness so much that I couldn't stop crying because it seemed so cute to be misunderstood and at the mercy of someone without permission even though there was nothing else. It's moving and I want to see it continue soon. I hope Tia's happy ending will come

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 16 episodes, and I can't stop crying. Maria, thank you so much for telling Tina the truth! Say more! I screamed in my heart without thinking. It's nice that Tina's harsh fate and true feelings for Keith have been revealed, but everything is too late. I want Tina to be happy soon.

This review contains spoilers. It's an amazing story full of being trampled on to rank pretty high as the Doormat heroine. The heroine, who is healthy, beautiful, and has an insanely beautiful heart, and is a wonderful heroine, falls in love with the hostage prince while spending a transcendental and unfortunate childhood as she is the daughter of a princess but a dancer. When they become adults, they have a political marriage with that prince, but they keep getting stepped on because they are princesses from enemy countries again. Later, I became happy, but anyway, it was a pity for a while. The difference from bottom to bottom is severe, and it's worth reading. I was also obsessed with reading the original novel. The drawing is beautiful in full color, and I'm looking forward to seeing it become a comic until the end. I recommend it.

This review contains spoilers. It's a really sad story. I read up to 16 episodes. At last, the heroine's devotion was conveyed to the hero, but the heroine was taken away, and suffering will probably continue where she is taken. It's so hard to read it and it makes me burst into tears. It was so painful that I wanted to set my rating to 1, but I was so obsessed with it that I couldn't give a low rating to the story I read, and it stayed at 5. I hope you have a happy ending soon.

This review contains spoilers. Please show me the continuation soon? everyone is terrible huh? what is it now huh? you want Tina to be happy?

This review contains spoilers. I learned about the original story in the review section, and I was so worried about future developments that I bought it and read it. Even if I know the ending, I'm happy to be able to read it as a comic with a delicate pattern, and I reread old stories over and over again. In particular, “Laugh, Laugh,” the scene where our feelings have finally come through, but have reached an irretrievable point, is a scene where no matter how many times I read it, I can't bear my tears no matter how many times I read it. It's a story where painful developments continue for the heroine almost until the end, but even after the misunderstanding was resolved, I felt that the pain of reading on was rewarded by the fact that the side that was aware of the crime did not easily forgive herself and sincerely faced her own sins, and that the heroine's innocent feelings of being forever straight and caring for her partner were rewarded. The original novel has also been made into a book, and if possible, I'd like even the extra editions to be comicalized, but it's probably difficult... The heroine is just too pitiful, so I think adding the happy scenes after that would be just right... In any case, I want the heroine's devotion to be rewarded as soon as possible.

This review contains spoilers. In order to protect the lives of Paludin Country, Keith, and the people, Tina married Sieglass Country and went to Zieglass Country. Everyone realized Tina's greatness and realized how foolish they were. Has anyone made it this far? As Maria said, “Why do we have to sacrifice for a country like this”? From everyone's condescending attitude and remarks about Tina up until now, everyone in Paludin country is really less than scum, who are you guys. Go help quickly. In the original story, after getting married to Zigglers Country, Tina is treated so harshly by Sieglead that she is afraid of poor humanity, especially men. Sieglid is a really ruthless and cruel guy. It's not human. Tina, who was rescued by Keith who has recovered and returned to Paldin, is fearful even of her beloved Keith and closes her heart. Keith will continue to do his best to restore Tina's smile. Of course, the servants and citizens will also pay respect to Tina, and they will not take the same attitude as before. Tina faces such a cruel attitude, but the fundamentals haven't changed. I'm looking forward to seeing how Tina's changes will be depicted.