Princess Tsubakiri
椿切り姫
Flower meaning: In Japan, the camellia flower is called “tsubaki” and symbolizes divinity. It’s often used in religious and sacred ceremonies. The flower also represents the arrival of spring. ***** A girl cursed by the gods and rejected by the world meets the legendary “Princess Tsubakiri”, a vengeful demon with a fairy tale to tell and a cruel offer for the one deepest in despair. A medieval dark fantasy with a tortured heroine, this is a tale of those who renounce the self-proclaimed righteous, even if they must stake their bloody claim against all the world.
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- Original Language
- Japanese
- Publication Status
- completed
- Total Chapters
- 14 Chapters
- Author
- 春の日びより
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