Reviews for Tales of Reincarnation in Maydare: This World's Worst Witch Manga

The pictures were beautiful and the story was so interesting that I was addicted to it. I'm curious about the future of the main character and the boy. I want to read more soon and I'll definitely buy it next time!

It's a pretty intricate story, and I'm a reviewer who wants to frame the interesting drawing, the characters are good, the tempo is light, and the collection of foreshadows is fast, but I wonder if it's a work that doesn't fit within the frame

I'm happy that the heroine's favorite Thor is getting more and more cool. Even though we both love each other, the frustration of not being able to convey our feelings is fun.

The reincarnation series is popular these days, but the story itself has been made up and it's interesting. The story became more interesting as it continued, and I'm looking forward to the new publication

Makia!! I really want Thor to be happy!! Airi is cute, but I want those two to be happy!! I'm sorry, but please leave!!

Read up to 3 volumes... yeah, the story hasn't progressed that much. I like stories that seem to take a long time until they are completed, and there are developments here and there, so I wonder what this is. I set it to ☆ 4 in anticipation of next time.

Although she has romantic elements, she's usually a good kid even if you say she's a bad witch who isn't that strong, and since she started when she was a kid, it feels like a coming-of-age story. The pictures are getting more and more beautiful too! I'm looking forward to seeing how it links to when I first started in high school!

It's easy to read with the story development while altering the settings of the previous life in a nice way. The author is enthusiastic about the next volume, so please. Correct the balance between body and hands! Thor's hands are too narrow+ the tips from all the characters' elbows are short, giving the impression that the pictures aren't clever. It's comicalized in such a nice way, so I'm sorry for that and it's -1 star.

I think I'm bad at painting, but it's tasteful. It's enigmatic from the beginning and the development is strange

At the end of volume 1 and the beginning of volume 2, I was wondering if it would continue to be dark and serious... (but I'm worried about the future, so I read it), but Makia was much stronger than I had anticipated. With an indomitable spirit, no matter what situation you face or how depressed you are, I want you to stick through your path without losing sight of it.

I still don't know if it's funny. I've read up to volume 2, but it still feels like the beginning. This is probably because the background and settings are carefully drawn. If it's a Haripota book, about half way through volume 1, the main character has entered a magic school, and I'm really excited to see what happens in the future. This is a book that is going to be interesting! I think that's the most correct impression.

Something I was interested in from the beginning. Moreover, I was sad at the end of volume 1. I want both of them to be happy without passing each other by. The Annoying Woman appeared again in volume 3.

I loved the original novel and was looking forward to comicalizing it. To be honest, there's a slight sense of incongruity between my arms being too thin and my body's balance. Furthermore, is the depiction of high school days before the very first prologue a way to draw a girls' manga, or rather a way to show it too ugly? It felt like that, and I hesitated to buy it because I didn't want to break the delusion that had been inflated in the original story. lol there was a big discount coupon this time, so I bought it, but if you go through the whole thing, you can read it without worrying too much about it. Miss Machia is cute. If there are people who are just as concerned as me but feel that the pictures aren't good at the time of the trial reading... why not buy it thinking they were deceived when there was a coupon? The story is very interesting, so I recommend it!!