Reviews for The Cynical Knight and Gentle Princess: Building Fairy Homes and a Life Together Manga

This review contains spoilers. Princess Cronia is really cute. Lux, who hates aristocrats, says no! I can clearly understand the feeling that they are too good kids and it's hard to refuse even though they headed for it. Even though the cute fairies are kind to the princess, the fact that they are handled sloppily by Lux makes me smile every time. People gather at the dilapidated castle, such as Clonia's older sister and the new cook, and it seems like it's going to be more and more fun.

This review contains spoilers. The pictures are cute, straight and kind, and the house they make for fairies is also wonderful. It also has romantic elements, so I think it's nice to be able to read it leisurely.

This review contains spoilers. Knives that cut ceramics quickly are amazing. If you have a hobby like miniature dollhouses, it should be a lot of fun to watch.

This review contains spoilers. A story about a knight and a princess who didn't have a good family. What do you think “home” is!? In response to the princess's abrupt question, while recalling my own upbringing, it may be “a place where I feel safe... I can be myself”! The knight answered. The two can see fairies in the same way, but on top of that, the knight even understands words, so they act as interpreters, and first make a fairy house as ordered by the fairy. There are large illustrations explaining materials, tools, interior equipment, etc., and the completed work is drawn all over the pages. This has an indescribable healing effect. They are two people who end up living in an old castle that is about to collapse in tatters, but they make requests from the fairy, receive compensation for rough jewels from the fairy, and are now able to prepare for winter. Also, I wonder if the spirit that controls the fire called “Drapure,” who controls the fire, who claims to be the lord of the castle, plays a protective divine role... I have a feeling that it will have a positive impact. The princess and the knight, who had no place, have joined forces to create a fairy house, and I let my imagination expand without permission, wondering if they would build their own home and become a family. It's a very healing work!

This review contains spoilers. The key point was the combination of a pure and straightforward princess with craftsmanship and a slightly tight-hugging yet smiling knight who is perverse and bad-mouthed, yet sincere and kind to the right partner. I also really liked the feeling that it was a mixture of comedic feelings that made me laugh even though it was a fluffy fantasy world view, and I was drawn into the story.? The princess feels pretty young, so I still don't have many visions of the two becoming lovers, but since they both have quite a bit in common, such as being able to see fairies and having a lonely childhood with a rough upbringing, there are probably many parts they can understand, and I feel like we can build a good relationship.?

This review contains spoilers. I love the world view, design, characters, story, and everything. What will happen next? Why are castles being repaired?! What about Mamaha? What kind of person?! What will happen to the two of them? The fairies that come out one after another are cute and I want to watch the next one awesome I've seen this type of comic for the first time. The protagonist's innocent personality and the cute feeling that little by little they fall in love with each other is so nice

This review contains spoilers. The interaction between Princess Fuwafuwa and the knight is heartwarming and soothing. They both have something in common that they can see fairies, so I'm looking forward to it even more.

This review contains spoilers. I read it all at once as if it were streaming on X (Twitter) and jumped in. I want to read the continuation quickly ~ ~ I'm addicted to it. Anyway, it's cute. It was cute, warm, and delicious, and made me feel at ease. Onions are so cute~

This review contains spoilers. It's a work that makes you feel warm and kind. Clonia is also straightforward and cute, and even though Lucas was perverse, he became cute when he was with Clonia, and the fairies are cute and the houses they make are cute too. It's a work with lots of cuteness. There are a lot of things I'm worried about, such as the encounter between the two, the progress of love, the secrets of the castle, and this and that with fairies, so I'm looking forward to the continuation.