Reviews for I Want to Be With You. That's All I Want to Say. Manga

This review contains spoilers. The neighboring prince, who has been cheated on too much and has a dangerous personality, and the main character's half-sister, etc. are characters that still exist in this kind of story, but is this story love? I wonder if the main character, who grew up watching people change drastically with his own mother, is intelligent about people's feelings for better or worse, and has suppressed the expression of his own feelings by that amount. My mother was usually a kind person, so on the contrary, I wonder why such a person became infatuated with “that kind of person” to the extent that people changed, but again, that is one of the themes of this story. Rather than calling it a love affair, the main character's younger sister and the first princess, I think it was a sudden change due to her complex feelings for older sisters and sisters that she had been compared to. I can still sympathize with the princess, but I wonder if the main character has a younger sister. What was a bit abrupt was that the main character, who had tried not to be interested in others rather than calling him of the opposite sex because of his mother, said to his sister, “I like him too” about the most popular man in the social world. There must be many cases where the heroine and hero get close in other ways, but what kind of change of mind did the protagonist, who has lived a careful life? Is it love that people say and act so abruptly even without being aware of it? The fact that the hero who didn't seem enthusiastic at first (from me) unexpectedly fell in love with the main character was good because it seemed more suited to the two of them than suddenly falling in love.