Reviews for The Book Restorer: I Restored a Legendary Grimoire, and Now the Strongest Spirit Is My Ally (For Some Reason, the Stoic Prince Is Always by My Side) Manga

This review contains spoilers. Anyway, I've read volume 1. Were you immediately raped by Prince Raymond's low smiling “... yeah” on page 4, which has a cool impression at first glance? or... cute? That's all I've made up my mind to follow this work (← crap!?) The setting called Heroine, an old book restorer, is also steeped in my own hobbies and interests, so it seems like I can enjoy reading on? I want the poor heroine, who has been treated coldly by her family just because she resembles her selfish mother, to be extremely happy, so I sincerely hope that wonderful encounters and happiness await in a new environment? Anyway, it seems that Prince Raymond, who is evaluating the heroine's work and personality, will take great care of and protect her no matter what (? (Hehehe) Don't worry and read on!

This review contains spoilers. It's a novel setting called an old book restorer in a magical world, but the process is properly incorporated and the careful depiction is nice. The main character is also a sincere girl and has a high likability. They are not too friendly, have a strong heart and are compassionate, and I want to cheer for them as if they are facing their work and getting it done. The scene where they cried together when they heard the story of the spirits was also very natural. His Royal Highness the Prince is silent and pressured, but the feeling that he is helping me in a fair and smooth manner is too overwhelming. I'm looking forward to the progress of my relationship with His Highness!

This review contains spoilers. The pictures are cute, and I'm looking forward to seeing how the world view that is far from reality unfolds in a slightly different setting called book restoration, and spirits also appear.

This review contains spoilers. I read 4 volumes and it's worth reading for the price, so when I happened to look at the number of pages, there were 34 pages. There aren't many developments even at the same price, and I think I've already finished reading it, so I wonder if page 34 is a lot? I thought, when I checked volumes 1 to 3, there were about 52 to 53 pages. Why are there so few pages even though 4 volumes are certainly the same price? I have a question. From a housewife's point of view, I'm a sharp person. I'm not familiar with the manga industry, but is there any circumstances? I plan to buy 2 volumes of comics starting with the 5 volumes sold separately. I was moved by the story of the spirit Luffa and the 10th King Terence in volume 4, and it made me cringe. I was moved by the way King Terence (who passed away a long time ago) was kind and strong and lived. The heroine's parents' house was terrible, and although her upbringing is poor, the heroine is healthy and cute, and I want to protect her. Expectations are high about the search for new spirits from volume 5 and what will happen to his relationship with Prince Raymond, so I think I'll keep reading.

This review contains spoilers. I wonder why there were so many old books in the main character's house. It would have been even better if there was something thick enough to hit my father to death.

This review contains spoilers. The heroine was treated coldly by her family because she looked just like her mother who abandoned her. Her healing was the restoration of old books. Her ability was anticipated, and her aunt encouraged her to work as an engineer. ... the fairy in the library is cute. They seem to be getting close with the royal brother, so I'm really looking forward to the progress along the way.