“Political marriage between wolf-eared prince and horned princess to end war; clueless newlyweds must fake love in isolation.”
Garden Sphere
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Synopsis
Political marriage between wolf-eared prince and horned princess to end war; clueless newlyweds must fake love in isolation.
The kingdoms of Karna and Horun have been at war for a long time. In an attempt to end this never-ending conflict, a political marriage has been arranged between Roh Ezur Karna, the easily flustered prince of Karna, and Sukur Radirest Horun, the petite yet feisty princess of Horun. A foreign prince who is easily distinguishable by his large wolflike ears would attract unwanted attention from the population of Horun, a people recognizable by their large horns. To avoid such, Roh and Sukur are brought to the Garden Sphere, a small isolated palace in Horun. Despite not being familiar with each other, the two royals are forced to act like a couple, all for the sake of representing the reconciliation between Karna and Horun. However, neither of them has had any prior romantic experience, and it does not help that there is only a year left before they will show their affection to the public. With the fate of Karna and Horun's armistice hanging in the balance, the newlyweds attempt to learn the basics of love—even though they are clueless about romance.
What people say
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Running avg · Apr 2018 → Jan 2022
- 8 “The adorable character designs and the engaging political marriage premise make for a truly lighthearted, fluffy, and fun experience. While the lack of heavy backstories means it avoids the...”
- 10 “The fluffy, cute art style and the lighthearted premise of two inexperienced royals pretending to be lovers make for an incredibly enjoyable read. While the female protagonist currently feels like...”
Read Order & Related
A self-contained story.
No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — Garden Sphere begins and ends here.
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A Manga Publication
- Format 20 × 2 ch × vol
- Total read 2h 40m approx
- Published Jun 2017 – Aug 2018
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M44999 catalog