Reviews for I'm a (Fake) Saint Who Was Summoned to Another World, But Apparently I'm Fated to Die If I Don't Marry the Prince Manga

This review contains spoilers. A normal office lady has gone to another world and is in a state where she has to get married, but is that because the main character is too similar to someone she likes? or is the prince a tsundere? It was so cute that they showed up in their facial expressions and demeanor ~ I want the two of them to be happy, but I'm also curious about the presence of Sage and Kageno!!

This review contains spoilers. I feel like it ended so easily. I wanted them to make excuses and make me reflect on things that didn't refuse to come even more (I know it would be rough when they suddenly disappeared!) I wonder what God was saying to return to the original world (it feels like the last one, I just like putting on a little bit?) After that, I also wanted to see stories about the future ~ stories about returning necklaces or something!

This review contains spoilers. To be honest, it's not a comic with anything special. It's just that there are pictures typical of girls' comics and stories that are typical of girls' comics. However, if you turn it around, it's a comic that you can read steadily, so I was able to read it until the end without getting tired. There are certainly villains, but it's not as insidious as a comic full of gisugisu ventrilogy. The hit horse is also a character that is easy to tell apart for both men and women, or rather, knows how to pull, so it's not too stressful. Recommended for those who are tired of muddy developments. By the way, I like it so much that I want to read the hit horse character Kageno-kun as a spin-off lol

This review contains spoilers. The saint felt fluffy and natural, and the prince went out into town alone too much and said, “What about security? Isn't that too much of a colander?” I wonder if the world is so peaceful that I feel uneasy when I watch it? The results were kind to the demon king, and I was surprised that it ended in such a gentle way even though it was about invading and conquering in the past. But above all, the pictures are cute and really fuzzy.

This review contains spoilers. There are both good parts and uncollected parts. The whole story was great! There were no strangely disgusting characters, and the development wasn't frustrating. However, even though it was a story about being able to return to the original world if you marry a prince, isn't there a conflict about whether to return or not after marriage? Also, what is God after all? God is probably God, but the setting about God was vague and mysterious until the end. I wish they had drawn that area a little more.

This review contains spoilers. The story progressed smoothly and was easy to read, but the Kyun points were shallow, and I think Kageno was already a hero. It made me think.

This review contains spoilers. I didn't notice Kageno-kun's true identity at all, that's right! It's the group that became (laughs) Even though it wasn't the daughter of an aristocrat who was reincarnated, everyone talked bad about it even though she was in the position of a prince, vassal, and maid... Isn't the prince acting more and more alone, and his view of the world is a bit light? That's what I thought. Nonetheless, I thought it was a buttobi story, but surprisingly, it made sense, so I don't think there was much expediency. I'm glad it had a happy ending.

This review contains spoilers. It's the heroine Seijo in Reincarnation, but unlike other works, it's comical. The picture is cute, but Kageno-kun can't feel the movement, so it's too easy to understand (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. In episode 11, the hero finally conveys his feelings to the heroine. I still don't understand Kageno-kun's riddles, so I'm curious about the continuation, but was it nice that the heroine's sad feelings who left the castle paid off?

This review contains spoilers. Hmm, there isn't much progress even though it's already episode 10. Kageno-kun seems to have a secret. It's also a mystery that my ex-girlfriend, Seijo, has come back. Well, I wonder if it will gradually become clear from now on. If you verbalize the prince's behavior, it's pretty terrible. She disappeared and played with women. When a heroine similar to her ex-girlfriend appears, she gets distracted. ex girlfriend? When they reappear, they flirt over there. The heroine is unbearable and escapes the castle. I'm excited for Kageno, who came to another world with the heroine. The prince's charm wasn't conveyed, though.

This review contains spoilers. I was wondering if the saint, whose memory was simply erased and returned to her original world, came back to another world and was treated as a fake, but something even more, a saint with the same appearance came out! Are you transforming into it because there is magic? I think, but if you can't spot it, the princes will start out full of ridiculous tricks, or something. And why is modern Kageno-kun in another world!? What's more, the suspicious person wearing the cloak somehow looks like him, and I really don't understand the situation and I'm really worried about the future! The story progresses quickly, so it's interesting.

This review contains spoilers. It's from another world, but it's not reincarnation; it's a transition thing. If I almost get into an accident, I'm in a world of physical trouble. In that world, a saint also appeared 5 years ago, and it seems that she became a lover with the prince, defeated the demon king, and returned to her original world, and the heroine looks just like a saint. The heroine, who seems to be a different person, is puzzled by the prince, who seems to have completely become a playboy due to the shock of being left by a saint. Then, the heroine says, “If you marry a prince, I'll return it to your original world” from a strange voice calling herself a god who seems to be able to send and receive messages. The heroine, who is mistaken for a saint and her life is being targeted, aims to get married to a prince in order to return! It's finally time to put up too many flags, right? I'm too worried about what will happen from here on out. If he were to get married to a prince and get back together, wouldn't the prince go crazy this time? That's a terrible command, right? What's really going to happen? they're probably going to stick together soon, right? Oh, let's not forget the real world. The dog that jumped out in front of the car that caused the heroine to get into an accident? was a child from another world, wasn't it? did you mean they were aiming for the perfect heroine? Also, the name of the strict but actually kind senior who was surprised by the heroine who disappeared is “Kagenomao.” What's really going to happen??! I bought the original story for this kind of interesting story, but it seems like the author isn't alone? I'll be quietly waiting for the next post. If it bothers you this much, I think ★ 5 would be fine, but so far it's healthy, isn't it? The prince is just looking for the heroine's shadow, and the heroine just wants to get married because she wants to go back. The story is interesting, but for a love brain, it's so refreshing that it's a bit lonely. Of course, it just started, so I'll start here. Wow, I really can't wait for the continuation.