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

This review contains spoilers. No, just as the title says. The heroine has gone so far that I can cry. they're working so hard in the midst of all their enemies. I think the prince is doing his best too, but keep an eye on them! (>_<) Even close aides who seem to be good believe in rumors and are disgusting people (they are handing over only a small amount of living expenses, but the servant has knocked the whole amount down and they haven't been given to the heroine, so sad... someone tell me! (>_<) The picture is beautiful, and the full color feel is pale, which I like. It's probably because it's full color, but it's a bit expensive, but I recommend it! I'm looking forward to reading the update.

This review contains spoilers. Sometimes I want to read stories about this kind of unhappy protagonist. The tingling feeling is unbearable. I like the illustrations too.

This review contains spoilers. I'm weak at heroines who are kind and healthy. It's irresistible! The misunderstanding hasn't been resolved yet, is it? I'm looking forward to reading How Do Bonds Deepen Until They Stick Together ♪

This review contains spoilers. Tina's pure love for Keith is so sad that I burst into tears. The only relief for Keith is that she is worried about Tina somewhere in her heart. It's a work I really like because it makes me feel sad and makes me feel warm. I want to see the happy ending at the end!! The picture is beautiful and I like it (^o^)

This review contains spoilers. There are definitely people who mess with the main character in works with stories like this. But when I bought it from those people, it was amazing! The pictures are beautiful and interesting too!

This review contains spoilers. Tina has noticed Keith since the beginning and continues to adore her, yet it's hard for Keith to treat Tina, who doesn't notice it easily.

This review contains spoilers. I'm frustrated by the female characters around me against the heroine in the country where I got married, and I don't feel good. The heroine is modest and kind in order not to cause trouble to Keith. Notice it, Keith! In episode 10, it is conveyed to Keith that the queen treated the heroine as a handmaiden, but it seems that there is still a long way to go until the happy ending. My emotions are shaken in many ways as I read it, but I am healed by the small exchange between the two. I like the picture and the color atmosphere and it's beautiful.

This review contains spoilers. This is the story of the unfortunate bride Tinaria, who lost her country and was sent to an enemy country as a hostage. I know that Keith Falt, the crown prince of the enemy country, who became her husband, was the first person who made me laugh when she was born as a princess when she was young but was alienated by her family and treated less than a servant. She continues to pray for Keesfalt's happiness even though she is caught up in public hatred and the machinations of her surroundings. However, due to his standpoint, Keesfalt is unable to be kind or caring for Tinaria. Readers sympathize with the worries and conflicts between these two people and want to support them. The picture is beautiful and the expressions and gestures of the characters are vividly conveyed. The color of Tinaria's eyes and hair is particularly impressive, and her innocence and strength are close to my heart.

This review contains spoilers. The heroine thinks all the way about the Crown Prince. I was curious about the continuation, so I read the novel version. The heroine had a pretty bad time, so I want her to be happy at the end.