Reviews for The Dark Prince's Sacrificial Bride: A Curse of Love, Yet So Sweet Manga

This review contains spoilers. I recommend Tsugumi sensei. This work is also a lovely coupling between Prince Yandere and an adorable innocent daughter. The sweet and mysterious atmosphere and eroticism are unbearable. The entanglement between the two, where you can feel the prince's obsession depicted in a beautiful drawing, was truly a blessing for the eyes. First Prince Abel has a handicap who lives in a villa like a recluse. He has different powers, and it can be seen that he is deeply connected to the temple, but somehow that connection seems to be dark behind, and I feel dark about the existence of the temple. The heroine Fiona, who grew up isolated from her family and the world in a villa like the prince for 12 years from her childhood, also seems to have some special powers, such as suppressing the prince's abnormal powers, but when I've read volume 5, I still can't see the full story. I feel nothing but malice for the second prince, who is the crown prince, who creates an annoying entanglement by getting interested in the heroine and her stepmother and half-sister at her parents' house, and if the right of succession to the throne is handed over, I think he should keep quiet, but I wonder if there is any reason. Even so, it's supposed to be a blind and sickly prince, but there's also an unscrupulous mystery about when they train their body that doesn't look weak at all and their energetic appearance when they love the heroine, combined with the depth of darkness... Since it's a standalone book, I've decided to rarely touch the serial edition, but I couldn't wait to buy this book. What's more, I was overwhelmed by the automatic purchase of new issues. We are looking forward to the latest publication.

This review contains spoilers. The first prince certainly seems to be sick. But why did the little girl become the caretaker? The main character's girl's parents' house is a terrible family (which is common), so there certainly is a “sacrifice” element, so maybe the caretaker came to the main character. However, the second prince, who became the crown prince in place of his sickly older brother, became interested in the main character, so the first prince didn't care. Why is the main character's family like that, and I hope the second prince is a nice person. If he were a bad person, would he be able to beat the First Prince?

This review contains spoilers. The heroine lives in a remote palace as Abel's handmaiden, so why hasn't she met the Crown Prince until now? Was Abel trying not to let them meet?

This review contains spoilers. Fiona is so cute! It seems like she wasn't aware of Abel's feelings at all, probably because she was a little insensitive. Abel put up with it until her debutant, didn't she? I'm reading it while being excited by the sudden proximity of the two of them

This review contains spoilers. I read the work and the pictures were beautiful, so I read this one, but since it's a TL story about the first prince who gave up the position of the baron daughter who used soba and the vulnerable crown prince with different abilities, that series unfolds quickly. According to the Oracle of the temple, they put up with feast even the devutants, but speaking of course, they all had the same faces, and the appearance of Echiechi was the same