Reviews for Do I Really Have to Save the Kingdom That Wanted Me Dead? Manga

It's a pity that the story is halfway through. I was looking forward to reading Zama. I want to read more soon.

When I ran away, I was really curious about where they procured the horse-drawn carriage. Also, Liselotte treats illnesses by listening to people's symptoms of illness, but don't you know what your symptoms are when you vomit blood just because you're tired? Do you vomit blood just because your body is weak? I wonder if that area will come out now too? Also, I felt a bit uncomfortable that Lizelotte suddenly looked like an adult after escaping from prison. Could it be that an angel who was jealous of Lizelotte's appearance went out of his way to make her ugly twin tails become Lizelotte?? She's a beautiful woman from Liese Lotte who stopped wearing twin tails to the point where she guessed it.

The heroine falls out of a building with her boyfriend's cheating partner. For some reason, my cheating partner was my stepmother, and I was reincarnated as a sickly daughter who had high magical powers and was eventually sacrificed... Relying on memories of being a pharmacist in a previous life to save people from epidemics and diseases, they are treated as witches and imprisoned, and three knights who believe that the heroine is a real saint, run away. However, cholera is spreading in the village I went to, and even here, I make full use of my knowledge of Chinese medicine to help the villagers. The title is close to what her brother-in-law said to the heroine, and in response to that, the heroine believes and it's hard to be betrayed, but she wants to help even just those who believed in her. Volume 2 came to an end when the stepmother's pursuit, who had a contract with the devil, was approaching. Unlike common stories about daughter reincarnation, it seems that there are still going to be painful things ahead, so I'm worried about the continuation.