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

This review contains spoilers. It made me want to support the kind and healthy Lusha who is going back and trying to overcome his negatives and work hard positively, and I understand that Ricardo isn't cold-blooded and is really dependable and compassionate, and although Lusha has sweet places, the hysterical selfish selfish in his vassal country seems to be ready and prepared to confront fears from sister Marguerite, so I'd like them to say Gaffn from now on. If possible, I'd like to treat Marguerite's parents and children in the same way as Lusha.

This review contains spoilers. The disastrous circumstances of the protagonist... pretty pitiful. My cousin's wickedness is a fresh start from there, but it's nice to have a feeling that they have branched out properly. It's interesting.

This review contains spoilers. Volume 5 was already so exciting...! I'm too worried about the progress of this work, and I feel like I can read it all together in this way, not only in the book edition but right away (-.-;), but I think I can enjoy it slowly. Now that we've settled for the time being, we must first believe in the beauty of human bonds in order to gain trust (often in crisis situations! It's like that. I wonder if Risha's actions in the process leading up to the point), or the heroine, who had a low sense of self-affirmation, gradually regained her pride in her daily activities, and dignity came out... I can now calmly have impressions from the side about the story (^. ^) It's just the end of volume 5, and my mind is disturbed by the rise of a new element of anxiety. Next, it looks like “Ricardo's” cousin will appear. Oh, soon, I want to meet the two sons who should have existed at the beginning of the story! [2024,7/29] I was drawn into this work just by reading the first episode. At first, I was following a single episode, but after all, considering the value, it ended up being a standalone book edition. Buy it here. Even so, I'm worried about the future, so I can't wait and go peek at the single-episode version. If it's a quick encounter in the Naro series, they haven't pulled it up on the internet yet and can't read ahead, but here is an original story written on a newly launched label. The only way to follow the story is to wait for Comicalize to progress. At the beginning of the story, I want to watch Zama, who is so horribly oppressed by the protagonist, who is so formidable, but what a formidable cousin! The traps that have been set up have blocked our way over and over again, and it seems that the trials are still going on. The contours of the characters who were standing by their sides have also become clear as they return to death, and I'm looking forward to the continuation even though it's jarring.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about Princess Lusha, who was robbed of everything by her uncle's coup, who returns to death and lives a second life to win the future. Maybe unconscious of Luca, who is healthy, straight, hardworking, and cute, Ricardo has taken a special attitude from beginning to end, and I can't stop being amazed by the sweet vibe of the two. The picture is so beautiful that my eyes are happy. Marguerite, who oppressed Lusha, is an outcast from the bottom of her heart, and I think it would be nice if she was finally punished.

This review contains spoilers. Everything from meeting to marriage and childbearing progresses pretty quickly, and when I started wondering why, I understood the cause. From there, it was all at once interesting.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about returning to death, and it's a staple of developments where things go so well as if the past were a lie due to the heroine's efforts. However, it is good that there is a depiction in this story where you can see that the hero had an ear to listen even before returning to death, and that the handmaiden wasn't just cold. They tell me that if you are interested in the other person, they will also be interested and their reaction will change. What made the heroine stronger after her return to death was the presence of her son. This is because I knew that my son's future would be cut short if I was swept away as before. It's not a case of being easily killed; my mother is really strong! That's it. Heroes and close aides who are interested in the heroine, who actively makes an effort to get used to her marriage partner, proceed with the investigation of the heroine and learn about the heroine's circumstances and the facts of her replacement. This is something I didn't do before I went back to death. At least this is where my cousin's face became known, and the strategy like before won't work. The reason why you can behave like an empress as long as you receive proper education is because the heroine is a princess with a legitimate lineage. It's not easy to get caught up in a conspiracy anymore. I want them to beat their cousin as soon as possible and give birth to a prince with peace of mind.

This review contains spoilers. It was very interesting. It was a bit like starting a life over again or a marriage business. The pictures were cute too, and I liked them.

This review contains spoilers. I shivered in anger that Marguerite was such a disgusting woman. Even though they selfishly forced them to take their place, in case of emergency, they took the heroine's life and tried to take over only delicious places... It's very nice that the heroine, who has taken the chance to rewind in time, is not in give up mode where she simply accepts what has been said before, but is in a motivational mode where she thinks and acts on her own to change the future. I hope her hard work and strong feelings will come to fruition, and that Keith and Ricardo will be able to seize a happy future together. And I'm secretly praying that some kind of divine punishment will fall on Marguerite!

This review contains spoilers. She was bullied by her mother-in-law and sister-in-law, and married to the cold-hearted king of a neighboring country. It unfolds quickly for this kind of story, and it already progresses all at once from marriage to childbirth in episode 3. The picture is beautiful, but the nose on the front face when drawing people inevitably bothers me, and it seems that it will take time to get used to it.

This review contains spoilers. The picture is beautiful! It's a good story that starts with misfortune, and then is the worst way to be killed... the story where the emperor is also sweetened by the way they are strong and work hard after starting over. I want them to be happy this time around! I want Marguerite to be convicted soon... (postscript) Marguerite was convicted and I was wondering if it would be complete, but there was still more... I'm worried about whether to continue reading...

This review contains spoilers. From the title, even though I'm relieved that the last one is Daidanen, it's interesting and I've reread it over and over again. Lusha's sincerity and Ricardo is becoming more and more attracted to her. What happens when he realizes his feelings? He's not cold-hearted at all, is he? unaware with a poker face (?) He cares about Lusha and is grinning at his pressure points. I'm looking forward to future developments!?