Chi wo Hau Boukoku no Oujo
Blood-Crawling Princess of a Ruined Country
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Chi wo Hau Boukoku no Oujo

Alternative Titles

Japanese: 血を這う亡国の王女
English: Blood-Crawling Princess of a Ruined Country
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Type: Manga
Volumes: Unknown
Chapters: Unknown
Status: Publishing
Published: Mar 16, 2023 to ?
Genre: Fantasy Fantasy
Serialization: Gangan Online
Authors: Azuma, Yuki (Story & Art)

Statistics

Score: 6.641 (scored by 124124 users)
1 indicates a weighted score.
Ranked: #143702
2 based on the top manga page. Please note that 'R18+' titles are excluded.
Popularity: #18627
Members: 772
Favorites: 3

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Preliminary Spoiler
Sep 9, 2023
Preliminary (6/? chp)
Chi wo Hau Boukoku no Oujo is a manga about the story of a princess seeking revenge for her country. Unlike most works where the soul of the main character is shattered due to years of harsh treatment, here our princess stays strong for the lives of her beloved subjects who passed away and is willing to do anything to fulfill her revenge, even sacrifices.
The art is very competent, but sometimes the characters don't look like people but like enraged monsters. There is a lot of graphic and sexual violence, so if you feel bothered by such elements, this manga isn't for you. But if ...
Oct 15, 2024
Preliminary (10/? chp)
It’s not surprising at all that this manga isn’t being widely read. It’s not that it lacks meaning or depth, but it leans too heavily on being overly tragic, edgy, and filled with sexual violence. When these elements are overused, it can overwhelm readers and make the story feel excessive. Even when the themes are meaningful, if there’s too much of them, it starts to feel like the manga is trying to shock the audience rather than telling a balanced story.

Take Berserk, for example—it’s packed with tragedy, violence, and dark themes, but it uses these elements in a way that enhances the story. The pain ...