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

This review contains spoilers. After reading a few episodes, I was worried about the continuation, and when I read the original story, I cried. Tina, who is healthy and determined, is really cute. The really pitiful state continues until just before the end, but I was relieved by the happy ending at the end. The comic version has delicate pictures and fits the story very well, so it's really good. I'm also looking forward to the book.

This review contains spoilers. I also read the novel, and I think it's a beautiful work where the ephemeral and delicate appearance of the main character, Tina, and the touch of Spinokusua-sensei's painting match very well. The story is at a slow pace, so the relationship between the two hasn't progressed yet at the stage of episode 6. However, Keith is gradually becoming aware of Tina, so I'm really looking forward to future developments.

This review contains spoilers. I read episode 1, and I was really worried about the future, so I read the novel. Here, too, the picture is very beautiful, and it's not there. Tina's upbringing was so pathetic that I cried a lot. I'm looking forward to the future.

This review contains spoilers. The main character is so energetic that it makes me cry. Even though she's supposed to be a princess, there are only unfortunate situations in the country where she was born and raised and the country where she got married. At the bride's place, only one servant is on his side, and there are only nasty enemies around. I can't help but hope that Her Highness will soon know her true nature and that she will be happy.

This review contains spoilers. At first, I thought the picture was beautiful, so I started reading it, but I was curious about the continuation and read the original story. I started reading it lightly, thinking it's a love story where a king and a princess overcome difficulties and come together, but it was so intense... it's too hard... Tina's feelings and Keith's feelings were also well depicted. Tina doesn't want anyone to hurt her anymore... it's really too pitiful... I still cry even when I think about it (T_T) Tina is still pitiful, but the development is incomparable. It's still early, but I'll buy it until the end. The pictures are beautiful, so I'm looking forward to it (^^) It's by far my favorite story! I've read all the novels, book editions, and split editions ♡

This review contains spoilers. I want to read more. I've already read it as a novel, but I also like comics, so I want to quickly take pictures of good places. It's really sad, but it's a story I love.

This review contains spoilers. I want them to quickly get through a lot of things, resolve their misunderstandings, and settle down to a happy ending. Anyway, this artist's pictures are incredibly beautiful, and the heroine is so cute, and it's really a blessing. Not only does she look good, but she is also healthy, serious, and nice. Amidst all enemies, the heroine who has conviction and only works for Keith is strong and wonderful, and even more so, I'm really frustrated because there are only misunderstandings, and every time I watch Love-Love on the cover, still? I'm in a hurry, I'm frustrated, and I want them to finally reveal a lot of things to make the heroine happy!! No matter how many times I read it, the middle is so painful that I can't read it without tears.

This review contains spoilers. The main character is married to a prince I've known and loved for a long time, and since the prince doesn't remember the past, and since she is the princess of an enemy country in war, she is treated horribly, but I'm amazed by the protagonist who works well for the prince!