Reviews for If This is the Thread of Fate, Then I Will Cut it For You Manga

This review contains spoilers. Read 6 volumes of the book, up to 41 episodes with a single preemption. In order to become the king of the good dragon tribe, Calvin found his family's fateful turn (Ymir) from the common people with a blood eye, but then splurging money for his turn and imposing heavy taxes on the people. Furthermore, in terms of standpoint, they had to welcome Princess Jeong (protagonist) from another race, and the main character's homeland was aimed at seizing the country of the dragon tribe, so it's a sorry development where the country of the dragon tribe was packed from the beginning. At first, I mocked Ymir's hairstyle in Mashimashi, but it was personally meaningful, and there were places where I sympathized with his native monologue (although that doesn't mean I can forgive my work up until now). The condemnation and redemption of the king who went mad and overran his people, the treatment of Ymir, future responses to race characteristics such as being ridiculed as being out of date, and is it the direction for the protagonist to take control of the country of the Dragon Clan as it is...? There are many things that haven't been solved yet, but I personally think that the story progresses rather quickly and the drawing is careful, but I'm surprised that the reviews are low. Maybe it's because some people, like scales, feel disgusted...? But I think the content of the story is solid. If possible, I want the protagonist to move in a way that helps with self-renewal and purification rather than in the direction of taking over the country of the Dragon Clan. They're saying something about the election. I want the motherland's older sister's orders to actually aim for the development of distribution with one's own country or mutual industrial reform by enabling the dragon family to support themselves. Rank is also an ancient characteristic of races, so I hope it doesn't go in the direction of unhindered denial. It's a work I want to keep reading.

This review contains spoilers. I've been reading it for quite a while, and I jumped to the original because I wanted to read more... in a good sense, I want you to think comicalize and novel are different things. Also, I definitely recommend Comicalize. In the original story, the part that flows smoothly is depicted in greater depth with rich psychological depiction (by the way, the corresponding part of the original story unfolds easily, but for some reason the zama is pretty cruel). The heroine in Comica Rise is really good. I want to cheer!

This review contains spoilers. I was curious about the continuation and read the original novel, and it was so awful... the original Ymir and Calvin were so thin and thin... The comic version is a very well-crafted story with the motif of the French Revolution, and the characters are also structured in a very thorough manner. It's a good work that's completely different from the original

This review contains spoilers. I thought they were doing their best to comicalize. Anyway, in the original story, His Majesty and the Boss were modeled so lousy, and they certainly did terrible things to the main character a few times??? But since there is no excitement about the crisis, which seems like a crisis, and they haven't been hurt at all, will the end game go that far? There was a sense of bullying in the air and the aftertaste was bad lol it was a bit reminiscent of Zama from “The Villain's Daughter (the one in the original novel)”... there were a lot of clashes between “My Majesty's Turn Is Me (so I'm more eloquent than the main character)” by Afobanchan and the main character “I'm the princess of a large country and the noblest woman in this country because she was treated as a queen”, and that certainly is true, but it only seems like they are dealing with each other at the same level when it's repeated I got eaten and got injured on the way. Various episodes have also been added to Comicalize, so I wonder if I'll keep an eye on it a little longer... Sorry for the 6/15 update!! As I read on, I realized that they were working really hard on Comicalize. The main character's personality, appearance, the many emo episodes that have been added... and above all, the delving into the forms of the enemies is amazing. This is where the drama comes to life, and I want to support the main character... As for the original story that can be read on the posting site, the character modeling is fluent anyway, and the feeling that it was written by a child with no working experience stretching out his back is strong, and the main character's bad personality sticks to my nose (even so, I have the power to be read for some reason), but I wonder if the book has been revised in various ways... I wanted to check it out a bit. This comicalization is amazing!

This review contains spoilers. I've only read up to 3 volumes, but there's something interesting about it! The determination to carve out one's own destiny is cool. It's also really cool to go gather information on your own even though you know it's dangerous.