Introduction
Once upon a time, there were two rival kingdoms that did not get along. Every day, they argued over insignificant matters. When a dispute over removing dog waste ultimately turned into a war, God swiftly intervened and directed the two nation's leaders to exchange the most beautiful girl and the most intelligent young man for bride and bridegroom, respectively.
Saara, the princess of country A, meets the prince of country B, Naranbayar. As they pretend to be a married couple to protect the peace between the countries, they find themselves gradually falling in love.
(Source: MAL News)
Audience reviews
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_wakode_
One of the best movie definitely recommend 😉 I Guess it's too pure without any I love you or any other scenes it shows the love between the two people who really cares about each other
And not just love but they solves the matter of two kingdom at 1st I Really thought that naran was also a king and Sarah was a queen and then they fall in love and the as the story goes like each romance anime but it was different he did not even know she was a princess still love her not judge her that's very nice
Nice character and very supportive people i really like the guard and lailala too they are very good 😊
Read at the sourceLuxuriousHeart
I highly recommend this movie. It's sweet and fluffy in the romance, but it also tackles other issues. Body issues, war between nations, and poverty. Sarah, the protagonist of the series, lives in a wealthy country. The issue? They're running out of water. Naran lives in a poor country that has plenty of water. Seems like a no brainer to work out, except, they've been at odds with each other for over a millennium.
It's interesting to explore the history and see past rulers, as they lay the foundation for what the current characters do. The romance is really sweet, but it also isn't without conflict. Misunderstandings and the Romeo and Juliet aspect, since their countries are at odds. It's a series that checks different boxes. Romance and historical.
Read at the sourceEza09
I have been wanting to watch this since I saw the trailer but kept postponing it until yesterday. My initial excitement was there is a main character that is inspired from my culture but now I have a special memory with a friend because the main two characters kept reminding of each other. From the appearance to the personality. I also enjoyed there is no actual villain in the story. It's mostly conflict of interest, pride and misunderstandings. Even the depictions of both cultures felt not accurate or mix and match of other cultures. Some part of the stories felt grounded and realistic than many animes I have seen.
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A great film.
It's simply outstanding—a charming romance with a hint of drama. The premise is straightforward, as is the world and its characters, yet this simplicity doesn't detract from its ability to deliver something truly remarkable and, in many ways, well-crafted. With a beginning, middle, and end, we're taken on a journey alongside a lovely couple who support each other in a relationship characterized by openness and mutual respect. Their bond is a joy to witness. This movie is sure to lift your spirits. And the final scene, in particular, is the icing on the cake, making it all the more worthwhile to experience the entire story for such a beautiful and fulfilling conclusion.
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I watched this movie on a plane and was genuinely surprised by how much I enjoyed it. While the romance aspect between the main characters felt a bit rushed initially, I grew to appreciate the uplifting development of Sarah and Naranbayar's relationship as the story unfolded, the two bringing out the best in each other without being overly reliant on the other. Towards the end, I found myself quite satisfied with how things played out for them and their respective kingdoms, given their role to help both.
The film also introduced some really compelling side characters, though I wished they had more time to fully develop. For instance, Piripappa, the king's massage therapist turned advisor, could have benefitted from more depth as an antagonist. On the other hand, I was pleasantly surprise…
Read at the sourceReshaine
Absolutely beautiful. I watched this alone today in the cinemas but I was left crying by how beautiful this is.
Saara, the princess of country A, meets the prince of country B, Naranbayar. As they pretend to be a married couple to protect the peace between the countries, they find themselves gradually falling in love. PRETEND LOVERS TO LOVERS TROPE FR.
I can't write a long review about it but if you're looking for pure fluff and romance like Romeo and Juliet but instead of their countries keeping them apart, they are the ones giving the other distance, they are what keeps "them" apart.
If you're looking for an anime that has so many representations, like feminism, body issues, self issues, this might be the one for you cause it certainly was the one for me.
Not all might like it and…
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