Reviews for The Genius Prince's Guide to Raising a Nation Out of Debt (Hey, How About Treason?) LightNovel

This review contains spoilers. It's an interesting work; what's different from Realist Heroes is that there's no fantasy... at least up to now. Also, I think the main character's abilities and personality are excellent over there, but this one is a genius with a bit of psychotic thinking, and a dragon that borrows the shape of a human being in the story. Depending on this, the direction of the work varies in many ways. Basically, the main character is a bothersome person, and although he is a genius, he is often hit by pinches such as missing his aim, getting stuck, and getting caught up, etc., but like that, he overcomes it with the speed of rotation of his head, determination, and outstanding courage... well, I think the more you read, the easier it is to solve the main character's abnormalities... well, anyway, I think the more you read, the more you understand the character's abnormalities, both competently and mentally. For him, running a country is just a hassle and doesn't cause any problems; he doesn't want to do it, but whatever he wants. Values are also unique, and I think it doesn't matter what you think is really important, and if judged to be the best, it will never be disturbed no matter what people around you say, even if the person in charge of the incident isn't satisfied. The main character's Warriors turn from the second half of every episode, and the epilogue ends with a light and smiling atmosphere where the heroine comforts and encourages the protagonist, who is solving the problem but still doesn't go as intended, so it's easy to read. However, it started to smell a bit suspicious, probably from around volume 9, and that kind of foreshadowing has been around before. Since it's a group drama, the other characters change steadily, and the explanation of the worldview gradually becomes clear, and after reading volume 11, I think, ah, this is going to be a bit of a troubling development from the next volume. If volume 11 is someone else's problem, I'll probably start talking about Wayne from volume 12 or so, and I don't know which volume, but it seems like it's still going on. I imagined a development that came to mind when I guessed it, and I'm desperately hoping for a happy ending at the end.

This review contains spoilers. I'm looking forward to the continuation of the main character, who is a very interesting and funny protagonist, is a recommended genius, and even though he is the Prince of Oguni, actually wants to sell his country and live a relaxed retirement

This review contains spoilers. The protagonist wants to sell his country and enjoy his retirement, but he is so loved by heaven that he is unable to do so. There are many developments where reading each other continues, and I am drawn to the depiction only because it is a novel. If you don't like novels, comic versions are also following suit.

This review contains spoilers. A genius prince from a small country will somehow protect his country, even if it's okay, no matter what. There are plots, and there are wars. I recommend it to men.

This review contains spoilers. But as expected, Wayne, this difficult problem should also be left out of the unexpected...