Reviews for The Virgin's Choice Manga

This review contains spoilers. Recently, “saint” has appeared frequently in Isekai, but the conventional concept of a “saint” indicates a heroine now. In other words, sacred and noble... I trust people to the extent that I want to say they are friendly, and they almost fall for their evil fiancé when they try to look at them as “good people,” but that sanctity and nobility helped them as a result. Heroes are evil on the surface, but on the inside they are really “good people,” as the heroine says. It was a story where both the hero and fiancee met the heroine with Rusanchiman due to their upbringing, and the fiancee fell more and more into darkness, and it was the hero who acquired catharsis, and acquired the right to a Harlequin-like HappyEnd.

This review contains spoilers. I was moved by the anguish of a hero who fell in love with the heroine he had kidnapped for revenge. It's frustrating when this kind of story goes too far, but it was nice that the heroine was a woman who was straight and conscientious like a saint, and since she was honest with her own feelings, they didn't get too bogged down, and they liked each other along the way. The situation where I like it but I put up with it is such a thing, so I was really excited! But the ex-fiance was disgusting... and it would have been perfect if the story after Letizia had been depicted a little more.

This review contains spoilers. The crazy baron who tries to kill his wife in order to get a heroine who looks just like his deceased mother is horrible anyway...? It's a hero who falls in love with the heroine he kidnapped, but can it also be said that he rescued him from the baron? The cover wasn't Baron, so I was wondering what kind of story it was, but The Baron was just a creepy story...?