The series is a sequel to the I'll Never Be Your Crown Princess! manga, which debuted in Ichijinsha's Zero-Sum Online service in 2019. Seven Seas published the series in English in 2022.

Michi Ichio and Yukimura launched the light novel series in Shinshokan's Shōsetsu Dear!+ magazine in 2013. Seven Seas licensed the novels in English in 2020. The series inspired the manga adaptation in 2022. Shinshokan shipped the compiled book volume in November 2022.The series was adapted into an anime series in 2019. So, I actually really liked the first chapter and the idea of where they would take the story, and it really was charming... until they got into the prince's point of view. The reviewer before me mentioned this too, but in chapter three was kinda gross with the prince's complete disregard for the FL's wishes. Also his greatest problem is his libedo being to high, which like 🙄. But, it was really just kinda cringe and weird, but not that bad, and I personally was willing to see where they would take the story. But chapter 4 REALLY crossed a line. And at this point I think I'll issue a trigger warning. He full on sexually assaults her and it is not framed as a bad thing. He also puts a permanent mark on her that makes it impossible for her to say no, like it legally binds her to him against her will. It just gets really bad. Both the prince and the FL's father disregard her choices and feelings, and both view the betrayal of her trust and unwanted acts against her body as good things. Tensei-saki de Suterareta node, Mofumofu-tachi to Oryouri shimasu: Okazari Ouhi wa My Pace ni Saikyou desu AutoRec From the start, I found Liddy interesting. Since she was a young girl she’s had memories of living another life, a life in which she remembers being a full-grown adult and experiencing everything. Knowing that in this life she lives in a world that practices polygamy Liddy is determined not to marry since she wants to have a monogamous relationship where her partner is solely dedicated to her and no one else. Daiyogensha wa Zense kara Nigeru: Sanshuume wa Koushaku Reijou ni Tensei shita kara, Barairo Life wo Okuritai AutoRec

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Image courtesy of Seven Seas Seven Seas will publish Michi Ichiho and Yukimura's Yes, No, or Maybe? manga in November 2024 physically and digitally, as well as the two more novel volumes ( Center of the World and Where Home Is) by Michi Ichiho and Lala Takemiya in March and June. Digital editions will be available (earlier than print for the novel volumes). It describes the story:

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Murakami debuted the manga in Gentosha's KIMI to Boku magazine in 1996. The series concluded in 2002. The series inspired an OVA in 1999, and a television anime series in 2000. Tokyopop originally released the manga in English in 2003.