Reviews for The Villainess's Guide to (Not) Falling in Love Manga

This review contains spoilers. The development of the story is far beyond my imagination and it's too interesting. The former mourning woman setting also indicates her personality before reincarnation, and she will live from now on while giving a so-called super gap to those around her! the best.

This review contains spoilers. Beautiful pictures and a story worth reading. While the setting is traditional, it's interesting. The sight of the villain daughter of a former mourner struggling is also nice, and the surroundings are full of good-looking guys, so it's a blessing. I'm looking forward to the future.

This review contains spoilers. It's still volume 1, so I don't want to lower my ratings, but I've read a lot of The Villains Daughter Mono, and I didn't feel like I had an outstanding good impression of this work. As everyone has said, it's a very beautiful drawing, and the characters that are said to be the target of capture are all handsome (although not all of them are in the first volume yet). However, the line is slightly thin, and I feel that the only difference between the characters is their hairstyle and hair color, which gives a weak impression of the story. The large frames, such as scenes of fighting monsters, were impressive. From now on, mysteries such as why Lacash's younger sister Celia is “doomed to death” will be revealed, and I think it would be great if momentum would be gained in the story. [EDIT] After reading up to volume 3, I came to understand that it wasn't about the villain's daughter's romance game. The case at “Duke Fritillaria's Residence” at the beginning is just a prelude, and the wizard of the Sekai Tree (Egdrasil), the “East Star” out of the four stars, and the older brother's contract, the mysterious younger brother “Conrad.” The story is intricately intertwined and very intriguing. I was worried about the future, so I had no choice but to take a peek at the original online version. The long developments ahead seem daunting, don't you think? I would like to look forward to this beautiful comicalization (even when compared from volume 1, it seems that the cleanliness has been polished).

This review contains spoilers. One day, my memories of my previous life suddenly come back to life, and I realize that it is Luciana, a character in the game I had a crush on during my lifetime and the villain daughter. Fortunately, it was before the game started, so we started moving to avoid conviction events. The best thing is to keep a distance from the target to be captured... but Luciana can't be ignored even though you know the development... Luciana, the villain in the game, seems to have a pretty bad personality, but Luciana, who has regained her memories of her previous life, is a very straight and hardworking young lady. I will do my best even though I get a pretty cold gaze from the target. While there is serious content, it's quite interesting, such as Luciana's own twists on herself and her interactions with her high-spec older brother who is actually sloppy at first glance due to her romantic temperament, but actually has feelings for her younger sister. Above all, the design is beautiful, and the way the magic cube is drawn and the costumes of Luciana and the others are also drawn in detail, which is wonderful. Recently, there aren't many works that focus on small items, so it was great. I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of doting route it becomes in the future.

This review contains spoilers. There are similar stories, but I really like the beautiful square pictures of rabbits. Among the characters introduced in the strategy, Lacache personally had a beautiful figure that I liked, so the moment the sculpture made me fall in love, I was amazed!! My older brother is so cool that I don't think he's a mob either. ... maybe I'll read the original story.