Reviews for I Want to Break Off This Engagement, so I'll Play the Villainess Manga

The protagonist plays the exact opposite of his own personality. It's irresistibly interesting how the male protagonist is attracted to the main character even though I wish I could be honest.

It's interesting. The ratings are low, so I wasn't expecting it, but it's interesting enough. I'm looking forward to seeing if the mean princess's wishes will come true and what will happen in the future.

The ratings were up to that point, but I liked it. I'll definitely buy the sequel too. The heroine is stubborn and has a winning spirit, so she goes around idle trying to be seriously disliked. A pure heroine who really doesn't care about her own evaluations, is desperate to help her country, and has no feeling that she wants to be loved at all. Then, he is a schemer hero who goes around idle and sometimes runs amok by rolling around on his hands, wrapping them around, and forcibly getting them. For the hero where everything went too well, the heroine is the only opponent she can't read, and even though she was watching it at first because she thought it was interesting, she soon turned into a doting love, and she was quick to pick it up. I'm working too fast. The aggressive, clever schemer, the devious hero, and the heroine who is completely unfazed by the hero's appeal and can kick the hero in the foot without even noticing it, are the best.

It's so interesting that I read it quickly. I'm worried about the continuation, so I definitely want to read it. This is a recommended work.

I think it's usually an interesting work, but the reviews are bad for some reason... I wonder why... the devious prince, the princess trying to become the villain's daughter, the female fox rival... lots of interesting elements, and the animation teacher is also a veteran artist, and hmm. I've bought all of them so far, but I'll definitely buy the paper comics when they come out

It's interesting. The reviews weren't good, and there aren't many political elements, but I like personalities that aren't like princesses and princes. I also like being doted on. I wanted to read more.

When I read it with interest from the title, I was curious about the continuation of quite interesting developments from the beginning. Kingdom stuff is common, but I can't believe they do villains by trick ()

The sight of the gentle and heartwarming daughter, who is an Otemba daughter, acts as if she were a villain, and acted undisturbed, just so cute. I'm desperately trying my best, so it looks healthy, so it's a work I like. I want to cheer them on.

The battle between Lilnette, who acts to become the villain's daughter in order to destroy her country, and the Crown Prince who won't be deceived is interesting. Lil Net is a turned-girl, the Crown Prince is a dud character, and the characters are pretty good.

I wonder if it's a parody of something from another world. It's a story about a heroine who only has a strong sense of justice but is stupid, and a hero who only has high abilities but has no sense of ethics, and the storyline is pretty messy. It doesn't dig deep into the characters' emotions, so I'm not moved, but since the story progresses quickly based on expediency, it's easy to read as a gag comic.

At last, they seem to be able to honestly understand each other's feelings, and I'm looking forward to the young ones in the future. There are still a lot of problems, but there's a sense of security that these two people seem to listen to each other's opinions and resolve them.

The moment Pat falls after being attacked by the prince at first, I was wondering what this gag comic was... but it became somewhat addictive. I like this quite a bit