Zettai Heiwa Daisakusen

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When i read the synopsis I thought it would be incredibly cliche.

And that's exactly what it is.

The series is about 2 characters on opposing sides that have suffered years of war with each other. So when the Prince and Princess profess there love for each other they accept peace because both of them have very doting fathers (for real thats the reason). But in actuality they don't actually like each other at all both of them being not each other's type. But slowly they also fall in love with each other whilst also trying to get past the years the damage there countries have done ... to each other.

As you can probably guess, the series does not actually do anything unique, or that interesting. Usually the series just pulls the same comedic stuff over and over again so it really depends on your own mood or enjoyment of which clichés will click for you.

I think the most interesting part of the series was where the main character kills people and the main heroine who is a medical expert questions whether or not its ok to kill people under certain circumstances. Its too bad this is never really fully explored (though i will say that it is mostly resolved in its own episodic scenario that it was created in).

Another issue was the art. Everything is really pointy. The chins specifically.

I mean this is a short 4 volume series that plays it by the books. Despite there being some good moments and overall i did somewhat enjoy this series. I'd say your better off reading off better romance series instead.

TLDR: Unless you have literally run out of push and pull romance series and want to read more than yeah i guess this is good enough to be worth checking out. 5/10

Zettai Heiwa Daisakusen is about a boasting Prince who fell in love with the Princess of his enemy country. To die down their heated war, he proposes to Yuda and both pretended to love each other for the peace of both countries.

The synopsis is really interesting that is why it made me read it. This was a very good pastime for an average or typical shoujo manga.

The comedy keeps everything fun but most of all, the lesson this manga holds is something we should ponder. Learning to forgive and trust are two of the many morals lost in our time. The very act of tending ... the wounds of your enemies is something that happen rarely. People no longer exert effort to comfort and tend the wounds of people they know, how much more to people they are strangers with and enemies with? This manga depicts that very rare act of gem that makes you want to do the same, may it be just plain foolish act of kindness.

The rest were plain average. Characters were naive but you can stay with them the rest of the reading adventure and not have big issues. You will like how they improve over the course of time.

Unbearable at the beginning, but the end is good.
The northern and southern kingdoms are at war, to stop this the princess of the southern kingdom and the prince of the northern kingdom announce their marriage and ask for peace. Pretending to everyone that they have a good relationship, when, in reality, they both hate each other.
This synopsis is certainly very good, it would make me interested and thirsty for a story about enemies to lovers, however, I have to admit, I didn't like it very much. At first it seemed like a kind of torture, I swear to God, I read the first five chapters ... and I felt like I was in a loop, there was no evolution, the chapters were all the same, it was always the same narrative: it introduces them pretending to be a couple, she she curses him, says she hates him, leaves his side, gets kidnapped or someone tries to kill her, he rescues her and, finally, she thinks: “ah, he’s not even that bad”. This looping was repeated for who knows how many chapters, I believe that this manga only starts to get good after the 10th chapter, and, of course, I had fun reading the last chapters, but still, it's not a big deal really. The fact that she always ends up in danger or kidnapped irritates me, but I'll give it a discount based on the date of the manga, since at that time strong women weren't very popular.
Note: I know I cursed the manga horribly, but the last chapter left me with a warm heart. I love hot daddies.

~Nine <3