Altina the Sword Princess Manga

Regis Ulrich is an incapable soldier; bad at both sword and archery, who passes the time by only reading books. While transferring to a remote region post, he meets a girl who turns out be the red hair and crimson eyed princess Altina, the wielder of the Supreme Ruler's Sword. Despite being only fourteen years old, she was appointed to become the commander of the army in the remote region simply because she was the illegitimate child of the Emperor. However, she continues to hold onto her dreams of becoming Empress despite the circumstances that surrounds her. To achieve this goal, she asks Regis to become her tactician and stand alongside her against the obstacles they are sure to face.

Source: MU

Content Warning

Violence

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It's unfinished so it's pointless. It's more like an Adventure and our female MC is without presence. A wishfull dream and no brains to back it up sorted by introducing a genius male lead. While we read about how the genius exploits the world we see her sliding through the pictures with big dreams and swinging her sword sometimes. I don't think she is enough to make the chace after the throne legit. BUT she shows her panties often, maybe that's the point of her in the shallow plot. I didn't like the pacing as well, it was somewhat messed and the short chill out episodes just weren't enough to keep me interested. If U are looking for the shinigami girl or Yona it's definetly the wrong adress. If you finished your 'to read' list U may check this out but without any expectations.

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