Reviewed by: Becca

Spoken Languages: Japanese, English

Directed by: N/A

Published by: Critical Mass

Blame it on the sheep!

Cain Asbell was an unremarkable guy until one of his stray sheep led him into a cave with a rapped fairy named Elise. In a blink of an eye Cain goes from pauper to Lord when Elise helps him rescue the Princess Charlotte. There's just one hitch. Cain has to make his land the most prosperous in the country within 5 years. Should he fail, he'll lose everything and return to being another lowly shepherd. But if he manages to succeed, Cain will gain the Princess Charlotte's hand in marriage!

Sound easy? Not if everyone in your kingdom is out to take advantage of your young age. Between slavers and bandits it's amazing Cain's still alive. But being a Lord isn't all bad — he has the right to choose any woman he wants to go to bed with him... Tsubaki, who doesn't fully appreciate that her body has a will of its own, Tia, who will do anything for the man that saved her, and Chiffon, whose cold heart has yet to feel real passion...

Meiking wasn't at all what I had expected it to be. The description made it sound as if it were a bit on the serious note, but instead it was alot more humorous then you would think. It wasn't bad that it was humorous either, but it would of been nice to know going into it.

What's so funny about it? Well, the other Lord that our character is against seems to not be interested in women if you know what I mean, however he wants to marry the princess so he can rule the land. That was kind of a funny twist on things.

Then our hero thinks that because he is the lord that he is allowed to sleep with anyone that works for him in the castle. Of course, he surrounds himself with beautiful women. It seemed to be that he was nothing but a horny little boy posing as a sweet, senistive, caring man. We've all run into those, haven't we ladies? *Looks at Jeff*

All in all this was worth watching for it's interesting, yet dull story.