Let's Go Work, Princess.

The concept of the book is very clever, but the pace feels a bit fast, especially the chapter where the male protagonist and the princess quarreled on the first night of the restaurant's opening. It would have been nice if the previously mentioned plot involving the countryside had been written. I'm not talking about hydrology, but some places really need to be a little more detailed, especially the emotional changes.

No one found this book too depressing?

The idea of ​​recruiting a younger brother to do business is a bit old, but everything else is fine.