Briefly about Youngest Princess manga:
Princess Enisha’s birth notes the beginning of the Hyperion Empire’s pythonic regime. With her unfathomably adorable face as well as a continuous supply of faithful slaves, life is quite excellent for the infant princess.
There’s simply the little problem of her 2 psychotic-killer siblings as well as a war-hungry dad that she should quit from driving the realm right into spoil. Enisha’s obtained a great deal on her plate, in between the consistent flooding of assassins attempting to eliminate her and also those bothersome memories of her previous life.
Yet she’s in no thrill to go back to being the effective high mage of a wonderful kingdom. Nevertheless, being Hyperion’s one excellent hope absolutely has its imperial advantages. It’s challenging being the realm’s cherished princess, yet these topics will certainly simply need to do.
The Hyperion Empire is strong, and it’s growing stronger every day. As the youngest daughter of King Reginald, Enisha has always been a princess in name only. But now that she’s turned 18 and married to Crown Prince Adley, things are about to get much more complicated. Because not only does she have two overbearing brothers to deal with, but an ancient prophecy claims that she is the key to saving the Hyperion Empire from ruin! Armed with an endless stream of loyal servants and her own stubborn streak a mile wide, Enisha must rise up and become the Queen her people.
The manhwa is light, cheerful, sweet, and generally unstressful. If you want to read a story about a friendly and sweet family, this is the place to go. Plus, the politics and magic are competently and moderately added to the story. They do not strain, the whole plot does not revolve around some incredible intrigue. Well, at least at the time of the release of 41 chapters it is). In short, if you want a light and hilarious read, go for it. I’ll also note that it’s a bit like Once Upon a Time I Became a Princess. BUT don’t compare, the plot is completely different. The only similarity is in the love between father and daughter. Well, plus there’s the cool twin brothers.
The artwork. It’s nice, there’s no gut-wrenching palette that makes you want to cry. In itself, quite typical for these kinds of webcams. With comic inserts not borschat, all in moderation. The characters, outfits and locations are well developed. The only thing that surprised me was that after 5 (?) years since the beginning of the story the twin brothers have not changed, and they were not really grown up when Ygg was born. Well, that’s forgivable, so forgotten.
Moving on to the plot. It’s fairly typical, but very interesting and easy to read manhwa. Spoilers will not, so I will tell only what has become known since the first chapters. So, we had a super-duper-cool madame and archimage (in short, the chief mage of the village). So, she got sick and decided to take a nap. She goes to bed, and then, lo and behold… Some kind of magic circle appeared and took her soul into the body of the newborn princess. The magician’s own body is missing, and the entire nation of mages is now searching for her.
