Miraculously, Princess Tina learned magic and sucessfully passed the Magic School Exam. In this school ceremony, a lot of characters appear. These new characters are Lidiya's little sister, Rinne, Allen's sister-in-law, Karen, and Princess Tina's big sister, Stella. Of course, Allen's harem keeps getting more complicated. However, this time of happiness does not last forever. This is because Prince Gearld Waynewright appears. Since this prince hates Allen, a lot of bad developments occur. In this situation, can Allen and the others overcome this evil-like existence? Or will it become a cruel tragedy?
With that sort of feeling, I think this a very good novel. Even though a lot of characters appear, the author smoothly introduces all of them. Each character's personality is all very interesting. Furthermore, Lidiya's past and personality is made more clear. Because I personally like her character, I enjoyed Lidiya and Allen's scenes a lot while smiling. Of course, I also liked the fight scenes as well. Particurally, the last one was wonderful. If you are interested, I highly reccomend this novel!
I was really impressed in this volume hoe the artwork so successfully conveys the emotions of each scene and how the author balances the soulful and the ludicrous. This was done much more skillfully in this second installment than the first. Looking forward to the next volume. Good job, author!
Allen thought his troubles were over when Tina and Ellen were admitted to the Royal Magical Academy. Boy, was he wrong. Lydia, the Lady of the Sword, his self-proclaimed mistress, was throwing a fit and causing a ruckus at the Court Sorcerer investiture, so Allen had to leave the Royal Magical Academy opening ceremony to calm her down and stop her from destroying the place. And his job as private tutor has been extended to include Lydia's younger sister Lynne as well. Then Allen has his sister to contend with. Allen's hands are full before he can even continue his magical research dive. It will be interesting to see what trouble he can find himself in next!
Fantastic story, quick and fast paced book. Excellent imagination, beautiful drawn rendition of main characters, wonderful. Well done Riku Nanano. Gary Challenger from Devon UK.
I know I keep putting amazing in my headline...but is true. The story flows like a small breeze. It raises several questions about Allen's background. I believe the headmaster and the professor knows the background of Allen.