Reviews for PROUD TO BE THE VILLAINESS: I'M DOOMED AFTER STEALING MY HALF-SISTER'S FIANCE AND HAVING HER BANISHED Manga

This review contains spoilers. Welmy only looked like the villain in volume 1, or rather, she was too addicted to the villain, and later on, I was fooled in a completely good sense that she was actually a very good sister! After all, when I opened the lid, they were sisters who understood and cared for each other. The story development is novel and interesting!

This review contains spoilers. I was surprised to learn in volume 2 that the younger sister, who was the villain daughter who bullied her sister in volume 1, is actually... I was so moved by the sisters' feelings.

This review contains spoilers. It's a work I love very much. There are various elements, such as elements of mystery and suspense, and elements of a love story, and I think it is a work worth reading.

This review contains spoilers. Try reading it. A thoroughly villainous sister in order to help her sister from a poor environment. My heart was heated by the recollections since the conviction began.

This review contains spoilers. It was a story setting where the heroine formed the Oita villain route, even in Retrospective Convictions, and the big plot twists were unique and interesting. Put aside the bad parents... I wonder if the only way to help my sister-in-law was to play such a bad woman, even if the heroine herself was condemned? I was wondering, but I'm glad that the Marquis saw through everything right away, liked it, and the heroine was happy too. The heroine, who has been fighting alone to protect her sister-in-law since age 10, is a lady with a strong core, and even though her sister-in-law was treated coldly, she is also wonderful and has strong love for each other, and I wanted her to clearly take back the time and relationship with the heroine that she couldn't do with her sisters until now rather than her relationship with an unreliable Leo who couldn't do anything alone.

This review contains spoilers. I read volume 1, so I wrote down my impressions. My precious sister-in-law is wonderful. But you'll be unhappy when I'm here. Then I will free you from all the constraints and set you free. even if I fall at the end of it... In other words, it's not Yuri, but in order to release her precious sister-in-law, she herself was stigmatized as a villain, condemned her parents who planned to cheat on her sister-in-law, looted a scum fiancee who only saw her face, selected a friend to be sampled, entrusting it to the man she fell in love with at first sight, and then left herself... that is a volume 1 of awards for the hard work of the daughter Welmy, who was not a wholesaler. I can't talk without tears! My sister-in-law is full of love. Well, that's the punch line lol, but I'm glad it had a happy ending! I was curious about the continuation of what would happen from volume 2.

This review contains spoilers. I will update my review. Volumes 1 to 3 were very organized as part 1, and the pictures were cute and wonderful. It has been a new chapter since volume 4, and it seems that the person in charge of comics has changed. It can be seen that efforts have been made to bring up the design. I'm very good at drawing, but when I feel like I'm up to volume 3, the changes in the pattern become quite noisy, and not many new stories come into my head... As for the new scenario, there was a story about Welmy holding a child in volume 3, but it seems that the time series has returned in volume 4. That was pretty confusing too. (It's been six months since that night party... so there's no way you'll have kids) If you're attracted to the title and expect a sense of exhilaration and comfort that unravels the characters, and delve deeper into the characters, I recommend reading up to 3 volumes once. Impressions of volumes 1 to 3 ↓ the illustrations are beautiful, and even if it's just a trial reading, “Whoa, this is intense love! I thought, “I can look forward to it.” As you read on, there are firm foreshadowing in various places, even in the part that seems sluggish in the mystery trick part, and the second half is made so that you won't get bored with a series of plot twists while collecting them. Above all, the actions and values of the main character, Welmy, are consistent, and the depiction that loves beautiful things is suitable for people other than her older sister is detailed and wonderful. The priority of getting rid of my older sister was high, and the other “things that are going too well” or things I didn't care about until adult circumstances are excellent, but I love the sweetness of being young... blindness and immaturity typical of a girl. I can't stop being excited to think that a child like this will be able to watch the process of finding value in his own life from now on. My older sister knew about the situation and thought so, but on top of that, I'm also curious about how she will get involved in the future. There was also a depiction that Welmy probably wanted to be with Iola... and although her wish to be liked at first was destroyed by her parents, it was removed at the end of the book. Until the day of the engagement party, what did Iola think and act while knowing her sister's actions? I hope that the restoration of the sisterly relationship will come true and that they will be happy... I'm looking forward to the continuation.