User Reviews For: How To End a Fairy Tale

Everyone wants a prince charming in their life. Toru is one of them. When he outed himself in a drunken state he got transferred to another department with just a 1 man boss and himself. A fairytale story ends when the person you love, loves you back. Toru eventually found his prince charming despite his painful past.

Wow, what an emotional roller-coaster. Funny, sad, heart breaking and heart warming. Wonderful art style and a deep story. I felt so sorry for Toru, but I'm happy about the ending

This slow-burn definitely tugs at the heart strings the more you get along into the story. Shinichiro and Toru have a gentle relationship at first, where Toru feels a bit scared around his new boss(Shinichiro) after a drunken work gathering; what ends up as fear turns into respect after he doesn't get treated differently by him.Shinichiro cares for Toru and shows it in his actions at work and outside of it as well.The supporting cast is also good, I love Shinichiro's grandma, super supportive of their friendship and can tell Toru has some emotional baggage but doesn't force him to open up about it.The whole reason for his "Happy Prince" ending is extremely bittersweet, but while reading the story you just want him to be happy after everything he's went through. This story is heavy so don't get fooled by the soft art style. While it may be like that, it fortunately shows some relief by letting Toru open up with Shinichiro to heal.

Absolutely adorable and sweet. I love how well they work together and show their true colors to each other and that just brings them closer. I'm excited to read the next few chapters and I'm in LOVE with the grandma she's toooo cute!!

Love the characters and emotions, it can get really funny and times but will also sneak up on you with the trauma arc.