王子が私をあきらめない! 5

王子が私をあきらめない! [Ōji ga Watashi o Akiramenai!] #5

by Nikki Asada, アサダニッキ

Tsubaki’s sudden confession of love rattles Koume. Before she can recover, she has to attend Akari’s family party as Hatsuyuki’s partner, but the glamorous world she sees there causes her to feel a distance between herself and Hatsuyuki, increasing her distress. Who is it that saves Koume when she feels so completely out of place?! Find out in the turbulent fifth volume of this Super High-Spec Prince x Commoner Social Gap Excessive Love Story!!

Genres: Manga, Romance, Ebooks, Graphic Novels

168 pages, Paperback

Published February 13, 2019

About the author

Née un 19 septembre, dans la préfecture de Shimane.

Après de nombreuses années dans le milieu du fanzinat, Nikki Asada lance profesionnellement sa carrière en 2008, avec une histoire courte intitulée Hatsukoi Cheers (dans le “Monthly Princess” d'Akita Shoten).

En 2010, elle débute sa toute première série, Bienvenue au club, toujours dans le “Monthly Princess” d'Akita Shoten. Cette série s'impose très vite auprès d'un lectorat mixte, grâce à ses personages sensibles… et surtout comiques ! Le succès est tel que Bienvenue au club totalise aujourd'hui déjà 8 volumes.

Grâce à ce premier gros succès, la mangaka se fait remarquer, et commence de nombreuses autres séries chez d'autres éditeurs : Navigatoria (dans Be Love, de Kôdansha), Yowatomo (dans PASH! De Shufutoseikatsusha) ou même Meitanteibu kono ato sugu ! (dans Young Ace de Kadokawa Shoten). Cela n'est pas tout, puisque Nikki Asada illustre également Kanagatari, un essay-manga scénarisé par la très célèbre Kana Hanazawa (doubleuse, chanteuseet actrice). Il lui arrive également assez fréquemment de signer des illsutrations pour les concerts et goodies officiels de cette dernière.

Fin mai 2014, la mangaka très prolifique, débute encore une nouvelle série : Hoshigami-kun ha doukashiteiru sera prépublié dans le magazine shôjo très ado Dessert, de Kôdansha. Cela lui fera donc 5 séries en cours !

Reviews

[Jen · Rating 3 out of 5]

Getting a little old how everyone is conspiring to keep the Prince and the Commoner from dating. No one seems to respect the fact that the Prince is human and has his own thoughts and feelings. So annoying. 3, hope it gets better, stars.

[Jillian -always aspiring- · Rating 3 out of 5]

2020 Read #195

I like this series best when it is ridiculous and absurdly comedic — but then it goes the route of shojo manga past where it spikes with love drama and the like. I really want this series to be its fun and breezy self, not another high school shojo bent on romantic rivalries.

[Jennifer]

It’s annoying that Koume is being portrayed as a overly trusting, naïve girl. It’s pretty obvious that the other girl is treating her like a servant and putting her down, even if it is with a smile. And the bodyguard clearly acts maliciously toward her, yet she believes him when he says he’s on her side.

Also, it isn’t a “scoop” when you make up stories and publish staged photos that you know are set ups.

[Erika · Rating 3 out of 5]

Now I’m just reading this for Kakihiko’s scenes.
I loved the “ごめんなさい” “いいよー(体育館いっぱいの生徒)” scene.

[BeckyisBookish · Rating 4 out of 5]

Is this getting better? Idk. Was that whole thing about switching publishers so they can't write anything remotely spicy real? I hate that for me

4 I think I like this series out of 5 idk though

[Jemailyn · Rating 2 out of 5]

2☆

I blame this to Akari. 😡

[scarlettraces · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5

[Miah Ochoa · Rating 5 out of 5]

4.5