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

This review contains spoilers. The picture is beautiful, and the main character is cute and energetic, and I want to cheer them on. I wanted to read the continuation, so I bought it right away. Happy ending at the end

This review contains spoilers. The two main characters are also companions who have gone through difficult times together, and it was a good story that made me think that when they met Hisabisa after a few years · while they thought it was a marriage as a hostage in the defeated country and spent time at their favorite place with Tina, who lived in a palace, they communicated their hearts with each other and melted and warmed each other · they only prayed for good things to the two people who were united in the midst of many twists and turns It was.

This review contains spoilers. The heroine was so pitiful that it made me cry. Once again, it's too good! I read it while thinking that everyone except Maria was terrible... just to make her happy. I only read the manga, but I was fascinated by the fact that there are so many extra editions!

This review contains spoilers. It's a work I've loved since the original. There was a sense of realism when it came to pictures, probably because I was reading a novel, and it was so painful that I almost stopped reading it at first. But as the author said, the main story ends very happily at the very end, but until then, I'm having a hard time being at the mercy of battles and the speculations of various people. It seems like the extra edition isn't drawn in Comicalize, so that's a shame (I definitely want to take a look if I get a chance), but in the novel version, the extra edition has the same volume as the main story, so if you think it's even a little good, I think you'll feel very happy when you read the novel version! (You're not the author's spinner, are you?) I decided for myself that I wouldn't buy Comicalize until the final volume, so I can finally buy it! lol thank you Furuike sensei and Spinoki sensei for your wonderful work! If you get a chance, don't hesitate to go for the extra edition!

This review contains spoilers. At first, she was a heroine with a really difficult everyday life, and I was nervous about what would happen until the second half, but I'm really glad it had a happy ending! The pictures were beautiful, and the story developed uncomfortably until halfway through, but the last scene was wonderful ~ (. ♡ ♡.)

This review contains spoilers. No, the picture is really too beautiful. It's not a completely happy ending, and there are probably people who don't like it along the way, but that's good. I like the scene of her marriage to another man the most because it shows the goodness of the main character itself. I think everyone was fascinated by how strong, beautiful, and intelligent. I'm glad that a little crazy development made me notice my own foolishness. I'm glad it had a happy ending at the end. I'm curious about which child is the eldest son? It's a place

This review contains spoilers. It was really hard when I thought about Tina's feelings, but I'm glad she was happy. It looks like children have been born too. I wanted to see more depth of love.

This review contains spoilers. The Crown Prince, who was living as a hostage in an enemy country when he was young, was kind to me at the time, and the bride who married from that country is no way... relentless harassment from the king of a neighboring country who took over due to misunderstandings, harassment and jealousy around her, hurt both mentally and physically, and a helping hand when they were carried away by nightmares... their happy families and children are also depicted in the ending, and it's a sad aspect of love that was sometimes difficult! I like the artist's pale, fluffy paintings.