Reviews for He Said, "I Can't Love You" Because the Saint Was Coming, So I Became a Figurehead Queen... But the Saint Was Just Five, So I Went All-In on Parenting!! Manga

This review contains spoilers. There is a cat abuse scene in volume 3! The picture is cute, and the development isn't completely hopeless, but it's heartbreaking, so be careful cat owners. The pictures in the whole work are cute and the development is good, but I thought the above was the only thing you should pay attention to.

This review contains spoilers. It's a wonderful work where you can feel the warmth (and cruelty) of the family, even though you think it's a sacred woman. I thought maybe Seijo was a friend from the original world (Japan) where the Saints were. That's because they prayed for “Sakura-chan”'s happiness every day, worried about unknown girls, and raised wonderful sons, couples, and grandchildren. The supporting characters are so wonderful, so the leading roles are the queen, the king, the current saint Ai-chan, the former saint Sakura, and the priest? There are plenty of attractive characters, such as the good-natured grandpa, etc. However, Seijo's current parents are terrible, so be careful if you don't like it.

This review contains spoilers. I'm addicted to child-rearing things with fantasy elements in search of healing! The content was loved by the children, the main character, and no characters I didn't like appeared, and it was a heartwarming story for me if you liked the heartwarming story ☆ However, the conditions for a saint summoned to this world (?) It's like a cute kid who is being scolded by her parents in this world, and that's all my heart shudders (. -person-.) I hope from now on, Ai will pour plenty of love on Her Majesty and Edeline and heal her heartbreak (. -person-.)

This review contains spoilers. Unlike other reincarnation stories, it was a story with a new form of entanglement, and it was usually interesting. I was really smiling as I watched the protagonist, who was originally a resident of that world, awaken to her motherhood. After that, the pictures that are written here and there are really cute and I love them!

This review contains spoilers. Your Majesty must responsibly marry and love the Holy Virgin when it comes. And for some reason, decorations? The heroine who became the queen of A cute 5-year-old girl descends there... ⁉ ︎ huh? 5 years old? At least he's not 15 years old ⁉ ︎ that kid is full of bruises, and if he's meso... well, I'll protect him. I know how the heroine feels! I thought so. There's peace and security in the country, but I just want to make the cute 5-year-old in front of me happy! I feel the same way as the heroine! I want to wash their bodies, put them on clean clothes, eat warm food, and let them sleep on a fluffy futon!! Every day! When we feel well, let's go out together, buy cute clothes, and study together! Well, like the heroine, it's a maternal explosion lol it's a story that makes me think Musume is cute.

This review contains spoilers. Saying “I Can't Love You” isn't a typical cold-blooded tsundere, and since love marriages are not permitted due to laws stipulated by the country, they have properly apologized, and it's a great work to read without stress! The heroine is neither in distress as an ornate fiancee, and they are warmly developed like a pseudo-family without being jealous of their little girl, Seijo. However, since the setting of Seijo involves child abuse zero, neglect, and child counseling centers, it is not suitable for people who have that kind of trauma or who feel that the depiction of children experiencing severe circumstances is difficult. There seem to be few visible troubles, but since the saint is young, it is impossible to “marry the king, give birth to a legitimate child, and purify the country as a saint,” so it seems difficult because it is necessary to stabilize the country for several years without relying on the saint.

This review contains spoilers. As the title suggests, the story begins, and children are drawn in a cute way, and it's heartwarming. I wonder if the relationship between the former saint and the current saint has anything to do with it? Then why were the child's parents summoned out of nowhere? I hope the mystery will now be unraveled. I'm looking forward to the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. what is this! This is the first time I've had a good reincarnation (transition) for everyone! It makes me feel happy. I'm looking forward to thinking about what kind of happiness awaits in the future.

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was a story about a saint stealing her husband, but it was a relaxing story about Seijo living happily as a family of 3 at age 5. At first, I thought His Majesty was a ridiculous guy, but I was relieved that I had a firm reflection and came to love both my wife and daughter (adopted daughter).

This review contains spoilers. As a setting, it's a combination of Summon a Saint, which I've often seen lately, I Don't Love You, and My Adopted Daughter is cute. Saint Ai-chan is healthy and cute. Looking at the recollections of the former saint, I wonder if the goddess chose her unhappy daughter as a saint so that she would be loved. Ai-chan and Her Majesty have a difficult past, and Edeline has a reason, and I want these three people to be happy from now on.

This review contains spoilers. Since the saint who protects the country cannot demonstrate her power unless she is loved, Her Majesty says that she cannot love her fiancée Edeline because she has to love the saint who will come in the future... It was sad Edeline, but the saint was a 5-year-old little girl. Little girl Ai seems to have been oppressed by her parents and is full of bruises... Edeline, who gently envelops a hurt and frightened Ai with her motherhood, is wonderful! His Majesty, who was said to have a sense of intimidation, listened to the situation in the corner of the room, and was so cute. The fact that the relationship between the three deepens like a family with the arrival of Ai also warms my heart and makes me feel heartwarming and happy.

This review contains spoilers. Since a saint is coming, she was told ridiculous things that she wouldn't love you, and if that were the case, the saint who came was a little girl! The kind-hearted heroine, who has a somewhat disturbing past, loves her and is smitten. Incidentally, my relationship with my husband, who made a ridiculous declaration, also improved. It's unusual for the heroine to welcome you instead of a saint. Also, improving my relationship with my horrible husband is new. The pseudo parent and child are cute and make me feel relaxed

This review contains spoilers. His Majesty was supposed to “never love you” because a saint was coming, but the saint who showed up was 5 years old! that peaceful punch line is good, isn't it? I'm fascinated by Ai's cuteness, and I'm taken aback by the melodious and excited heroine...? I want to do my best to support the heroine, who is upset by unforeseen circumstances and struggles as a mother, wife, and aide to the Holy Virgin instead of being an ornament queen. The hero is lackluster when it comes to childcare, but I like the fact that he is working hard little by little to get closer as a father, so I want to support him again. When I receive plenty of love from the two of them and seem happy, I feel so happy and my heart feels warm ☺️ It's a relaxing otherworldly thing where you can be healed by family love, so if you want a peaceful reading time, don't miss it!