Reviews for The Dark Prince's Naughty Princess Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's impossible to go back and forth with picture books, but it's exciting and men are erotic again, I'm glad I bought them all at once until the end

This review contains spoilers. H was also quite impressive. Shiina Minami sensei's paintings are really beautiful and I love them

This review contains spoilers. Finally, when I thought I'd go back to normal with the editor-in-chief, I can't believe I'll stay in the picture book world! It was a wonderful mix of children's stories, but I thought there was too much sex, so I gave it 4 stars.

This review contains spoilers. The picture is beautiful and I am drawn in. Even if the characters don't change, the setting changes every time the main character goes to the picture book world, so there's a feeling of unease. There's also eroticism right away, so the person the main character ultimately chose was a bit unexpected. A spin-off is fine for how it ends, so I thought I'd like to read more.

This review contains spoilers. It's a comic where the main character is swept away and only has sex, so I thought it would be a good idea to give it a high rating, but I enjoyed reading it after knowing that it was such a comic, so I personally liked it. It was fun that the main characters who entered the world of picture books, such as Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Snow White, and Princess Oyayubi, were well regarded as the main characters in many stories, and the story progressed until the end. It was a fluffy comic where they had relationships with the characters in the story with a light sense of intensity, and I was able to read it with much excitement, wondering what would happen at the end. However, I wonder if I'm a little unconvinced by the ending. I think it was well put together, and I think they all became happy... It's a spoiler, but what I want to say is that what the editor-in-chief liked was probably a building block like no other. I wanted them not to draw a story from the editor-in-chief's point of view that if you don't stick with the editor-in-chief, go to the world of books together. The editor-in-chief made me read it with empathy, but the ending was somewhat confusing. She became the big girl in the picture book without holding the woman she likes, so happy...! The goddess of salvation appeared as the editor-in-chief at W Last, but that was different. I didn't want to see the editor-in-chief who didn't have a partner... Also, I'm disappointed that the fact that characters from the real world appeared in the picture book world didn't mean anything. I wonder what they linked it for... What was that picture book in the first place? If the main character wanted it to be an erotic world, that would be terrible (laughs) Personally, I had imagined that after coming out of the picture book, it would end with something like getting along with colleagues with the same face as the picture book, so it was a pity that I felt like the last one ended so suddenly. But well, it was fun, so I'll leave it at ☆ 4. When I think of it as 100 yen per episode, I have a mixed feeling that they probably spent 1800 yen for all 18 episodes... When you have extra points, I recommend buying them little by little.