At first I was interested with the whole servitude without will that the character portray. It would be refreshing seeing a guy being naive instead. Unfortunately, I think that he is too willing to sacrifice his feeling for her. Sometimes, I think he is unworthy of her because he himself thinks that. There's already two new characters who are ready to take her away from him. If he's not serious, they'll take her away.It's not that he doesn't love her, but I think that amount of devotion is a bit illogical. He fell in love with her but I don't see any redeemable qualities that she has. The story is interesting but it could have developed more.Let's see what the continuation of the series will provide us. Japanese authors have the strangest concepts that turn around to be awesome. The main character's ancestor stole a valuable item from the girl's family, and got cursed to the 100th generation to have to serve the family and their descendants.Of course, the downside to that is that they get into this "Must Serve Master" zombie mode that makes up for hilarious scenes.That being said, the execution is just... meh. The main character is the saving grace of the book, with him being ambitious and not very nice, his dad his also hilarious, but the girl is just little miss perfect sunshine, which left me a tad... eh.
What do You think about Your Prisoner, Vol. 1 (1999)?
The story was absolutely adorable, if you want light hearted, cute manga this is it!
—nickpersondek
Silly due to the curse. Art work is just beautiful. Happy endings rule!
—murp
