Reviews for The Sacrificial Princess's Marriage: The Stand-in Princess Wins the Emperor's Heart Manga

This review contains spoilers. Speaking of common things, the content is common, but it was interesting. The good thing about returning to death is that it is a place where countermeasures can be worked out by making use of the lessons learned from the previous time, and the heroine thought enough to take the king's side and beat her sister who bullied her. It was refreshing. From volume 6, a new development begins, and the king's cousin appears along with meaningful lines. I'm looking forward

This review contains spoilers. I really think I was able to come across a wonderful work. The pictures are so beautiful, and the story is fascinating. Oh, I love this!! The moment I thought about it, I had all the volumes ready. The purchase was correct and I am very satisfied. I'm so addicted to reading it that I don't know how many times I've already reread it from volume 1 to the latest volume. Actually, Lusha was assassinated once by her sister-in-law Marguerite and has returned to death, so she is still frightened by Marguerite even after she married Prince Ricardo. Lusha takes her handmaiden by her side, talks to Prince Ricardo about her life being targeted, and chooses not to have the child who caused it yet so that things don't turn out like before her return to death. The relationship between Prince Riccardo and Lusha before his return to death was obligatory, but I can't get enough of reading how Lusha and His Highness Ricardo after returning to death became a loving relationship where each other is indispensable. Thanks to her highness and handmaiden, who puts Lusha first and acts, Lusha is becoming healthier and stronger mentally. Even in volume 5 of the latest volume, Marguerite has come up in various ways, and I'm glad I was able to clearly condemn her. I'm worried about the handmaiden Edda. Marguerite, I want you to regret and reflect on your past even a little while in jail. Also, I want Prince Riccardo and Lusha to continue to be sweet and have feelings for each other ♡ wonderful couple. I'm looking forward to the release of volume 6.

This review contains spoilers. There was also a kyun element, but it also depicted how they were condemned, so I read on and on! You can also see the cuteness of the cool characters here and there, and that's cute too! The picture is also very beautiful...! I'm looking forward to the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. I've reread it many times. That's cool, Ricardo. Lisha is so cute! Ricardo, you didn't look good at Liscia at first, but then gradually became kind, began to dote on, and unconscious? It's a good idea to try to persuade them. Thank you so much for carefully describing this process. The contrast between Marguerite's response to her betrayed vassal and her attitude towards Leisha is good. I like the feeling that Marguerite only forgives Liscia. I really enjoyed reading Condemnation of Marguerite from the Ball. Your merciless Ricardo is so cool! I'm really looking forward to seeing the level of infatuation increase towards the time when the two become a real couple! There are still other mysteries left, so I'm glad they're still going on! I have a feeling that details about the blessings of the goddess Risha are about to come out... It's certain that you'll be happy, so I'm waiting with peace of mind!

This review contains spoilers. Marguerite has been sanctioned! I've been waiting! I've really been waiting! She was a disgusting woman until the end, so I felt refreshed by that conviction. There is no room for sympathy. I have a feeling of new turbulence with the introduction of new characters at the end, but now that it's a paragraph, it would be nice if we could see a lot of sweet people in the next volume!

This review contains spoilers. Anyway, I recommend it! The story is interesting and the pictures are nice too? Princess Marguerite, who was stubborn at last, got messed up, and then Edda was reunited with her parents... again, another problem? If possible, would you like Her Majesty and Lusha to have a calm, lovey-dovey time? Even if there's something else... I'm looking forward to the next volume too!

This review contains spoilers. It's a homecoming story, but the main character was good, and the characters around me were so awesome that I couldn't stop reading it. I read them all in no time, and I want to read more soon!!

This review contains spoilers. The main character, Lusha, who is really poor, is genuinely strong and survives to seize happiness, and it's amazing that she also helps to seize the happiness of the people around her! After returning to death, doting from a white marriage declaration, and with the blessings of a powerful goddess, there still seems to be something so much going on even after the end of firm revenge! I'm thankful and satisfied... (tears

This review contains spoilers. Up to volume 5, Marguerite is just plain evil! enemy! It felt like that, but maybe I fell in love with him just a little bit as a villain in the prison scene. I don't understand the sensibility of thinking that what has been done is good, but I think she has “ways not to use” in her own way. It was great to be able to see his core as a villain. It's the end of the book, One Hard Feeling, and I'm looking forward to the next volume again! It would be nice if we could see the two flirting too.

This review contains spoilers. I really can't wait for the continuation. Sweet words just come right to my waist lol I can't wait for the sweet scene where the two love each other in the near future. As I said, I definitely want you to enjoy it by carefully reading it in a detailed manner, with a large number of pages. We look forward to seeing more and more precious scenes!

This review contains spoilers. I was drawn in all at once by the trial reading of volume 1, and I immediately bought the entire volume. The characters aren't strangely irritated, and the story progresses at a good tempo, so you can read on nonstop. Lusha is so straightforward and intelligent that it's hard to believe she was in a harsh environment. After getting married to Ricardo, that appeal has blossomed even more. And Ricardo is just so cool...! Not to mention the visuals, the fact that everything is straightforward is irresistible! I want to see more of the flirtatious love between these two people who have excellent compatibility... The story unfolds in volume 5, and I'm looking forward to seeing how the “New Life” of Lusha, who has returned to the future and is different from before, will be depicted. New characters are introduced at the end of volume 5, and it seems that Ricardo's past will also be dug deep (he also seems to have had a disastrous experience with him). How will Lusha snuggle up to him, who until now was the man who would definitely protect Lusha? Also, I want to keep a close eye on the progress of the emperor and his wife as to when Keith is likely to be born. And Mogusu-sensei's drawing! What kind of strike did Ricardo, a dark-haired boy with a hidden face, really go on strike... I really like this world where the teacher, who had a strong image of contemporary drama, is depicted. Right now, the continuation is the work I'm looking forward to the most.

This review contains spoilers. As the author said in the afterword, it was an extremely powerful and convincing episode. I want everyone who thought Marguerite was a harasser until now to read these 5 volumes.