Reviews for A Tormented Girl and Her Apprenticeship With the Misanthropic Wizard Manga

This review contains spoilers. At first, the content is reminiscent of Cinderella, and the main character is harshly depicted as being bullied by his stepmothers. There are scenes of extreme violence and scenes where the main character eats his stepmother's stew, and there are scenes where the stepmother can catch the main character's beloved dog (Hattie) as meat, so tastes are divided. I later understand that Inunuki is a lie, but I read up to 9 volumes, and it was nice that it didn't seem like it was a template development where the protagonist who was being oppressed had trouble with the hero. Volumes 1 to 7 have strong content where the main character overcomes bullying and trauma from his stepmothers and regains his own home. Meanwhile, there is very little help for the hero. It's rather strict, and Hattie is the hero (lol) I think the hero is the wizard called Cinderella, but he is a former court magician and is disgusted by dirty parts of people and lives in the woods with animals. I liked being able to transform into a wolf and have conversations with animals in terms of setting. The protagonist runs away from home, hopes for a life in the woods, and is offered the condition that he can transform into a hero and be able to use magic. There are no particularly sweet developments from the hero side, and you can get a slightly harsh impression on the protagonist. However, my impression changed quite a bit since the end of volume 7. Animals are called with “kun” and being scolded by Hattie... a bit of a gag element starts to appear. I thought it would be interesting because there were places where I was likely to be swayed by the strong protagonist and Hattie from now on. Maybe there are some amazing developments in girls' comics...? As for paintings, I think I like this one too. I think the background is good, but I'm not bad at people or depictions, but I wonder if they often have the same facial expressions? It doesn't seem like it's what other people are looking for. For me, reading it a little bit makes me feel uncomfortable. Animals talk, and the animals are drawn quite in a cartoon-like manner. As for the details, I was a little worried that there were no handmaids at all, stepmothers, and what happened after that, but since it was later discovered that she was in debt, I was wondering if that stepmother was stingy about the money she hired as a servant. Whether or not to keep buying is likely to depend on the future. The evaluation was low, so I raised the evaluation with anticipation.

This review contains spoilers. The latest episode was really interesting. I'm happy that Gracies-sama, who was cold-hearted, is getting cuter and cuter. I'm looking forward to the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. The main character, who lived while enduring bullying from her stepmother and sister-in-law, came one day, and it's a life-changing event... it's kind of like a fairy tale, but in reality, even that “life-changing event” was not a positive, but only a negative event, and the protagonist, who was thoroughly bullied, became painful to watch. That's why I want to cheer for the protagonist, who is being held by a helping hand extended like a spider's thread and desperately trying to seize an opportunity. Somehow, I was energized by reading it. An effort to change one's environment with one's own will rather than being swept away. Actually, isn't this work trying to depict what modern people need? I thought so.

This review contains spoilers. The picture was so cute that I decided to read it right away! The dog is just so cute and fluffy. It looks like it hasn't been completed yet, so I'm looking forward to seeing what happens in the future!

This review contains spoilers. I wonder if the heroine will end up playing the role of a hit horse. I came here and my ex girlfriend showed up... even though they didn't look exactly like them... if you discovered the fact that they had feelings for each other so much that they just passed each other, then if you think about it normally, it's my ex. It's sad that the heroine hasn't been rewarded. Even if it's not a romance main story. If that were the case, I wonder if Dragonfly Heroes would also appear. Ah, that's my personal impression. the heroine was too pitiful...

This review contains spoilers. The pictures are normal, and there's no love in particular after reading up to 6 episodes. I can't even see the kindness of healing the main character's arm wound. But that's real again. Hating people comes right, and even so, I've applied enough wisdom to do it. There is no progress, so it may be boring for some people, but I wonder if this kind of thing is good. The insidiousness and harshness of bullying people do against people and animals is a straight ball, and I don't dislike it. I'm looking forward to seeing how the main character will grow from here on and support the house as a baron family. I wonder if developments after this will be tough if they are forcibly taken by love. If it gradually becomes an ant, isn't it? There are no punches if you aim to reach everyone, but surprisingly, people like me like it and I'm hoping they'll read it.