Reviews for Replica: Revenge of the Ex-Wife Manga

This review contains spoilers. A heroine who is ugly but has a beautiful heart. It was my childhood when I was bullied, but I met a wonderful boyfriend and got married. Their marriage, which had been going well, fell apart due to an affair. Moreover, the affair partner was the main culprit who bullied himself during his childhood. They pledge revenge on their affair partner and former husband, do plastic surgery, change their names, and get close to the two. It's really interesting

This review contains spoilers. What is common in popular revenge stuff is the “protagonist who is clean and innocent without a single fault,” but personally, it's an image of a protagonist I'm not good at because the story doesn't spread and it's hard to sympathize with. And for the most part, such protagonists don't get their hands dirty, and they remain clean no matter how far they go, waiting for self-destruction to see if people around them do it for them. The main character of this work is the type who doesn't feel that kind of fuss. (There is also a little bit of romance element) Above all, it's nice that it works relatively consistently and mainly with revenge, and that there is an awareness that the sense of revenge is ugly. One thing that bothers me is that no matter how cute the villain Karin is, he is depicted as being dumb and unable to turn into a man. It's a waste that villains aren't attractive.

This review contains spoilers. I'm very interested in this work. Anyway, I've read up to 9 volumes, but well, Hanari is reluctant! It looks like they'll be killed in a little while! Even though I thought about it, it slipped through and felt as reluctant as a gotta yellowtail... And that former husband was worse than I thought. Honestly, it feels like what this guy did poured fuel into the fire of revenge... As of now, up to 15 volumes have been released, but haven't they achieved their revenge yet? I was able to read all at once while feeling a slight sense of relaxation until volume 9, but since I'm not good at it for a long time, I'm thankful that I can see the completion soon.

This review contains spoilers. The more you follow the actions and speculations of the Violets depicted, the more you can see that the muddiness of human relationships is highlighted. In particular, if you read on while thinking about the difference between the goal of “revenge,” which should have been planned initially, and the actual ending after being swayed by people around you, you will be able to enjoy the essence of this story even more. I recommend it to anyone who likes ladies' comics about this theme.

This review contains spoilers. I read volume 1. The story has just begun, so I don't know what will happen with this volume alone, but I'm curious about the continuation. I thought the main character who even had plastic surgery and thought about getting revenge was amazing. In the first place, I was wondering why the person who was the main character's husband married the main character.

This review contains spoilers. I really understand Aoi's suffering and pain, and I think revenge is unavoidable. I also thought that I hated the two people who had shattered Aoi's heart to such a point and turned them into different people. I never thought Aoi, who was a nice and kind person, would change so much... I also thought it was a little scary, or rather sad. Hanari is a really ridiculous woman, but even more than that, I thought Kihei-san couldn't be forgiven. I thought Kihei-san was probably the cutest after all.

This review contains spoilers. The main character, who has a complex appearance and was bullied when he was a student, became an adult and got married, but it was discovered that her husband had an affair with the bully. The story is that the main character, who eventually got divorced, had plastic surgery and became a beautiful woman, begins revenge against her former husband, who had remarried, and her affair partner... My former husband is indecisive and easy to be swept away, and it's the worst scum where my body is the most important thing in addition to being dependent on women, so I want him to knock it down to the bottom.

This review contains spoilers. A revenge story for a husband who got divorced after having an affair and his partner. I can't take my eyes off what will happen if things happen unexpectedly. The main character has made friends, and he has had a difficult life, so I want him to be happy.

This review contains spoilers. It's so interesting that I keep reading it, but I also feel like revenge is a bit too much and I'm confused. The main character, who has become beautiful, becomes happy with an even nicer person, and looks back at her former husband and his cheating partner! I wonder if the content feels like that is too solid for a story? There are also parts that make my heart ache when I read it, but I'm really curious about how it ends.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about the heroine's revenge, and it's surprisingly long, so I'm paying attention to what happens at the end. They obtained beauty through plastic surgery, and since they are famous for being beautiful, people who want to make the heroine happy have appeared, and I want them to seize happiness this time around.

This review contains spoilers. It would probably be better for the person himself to throw it away completely and go next rather than take revenge on that stupid husband, but I also understand the feeling of not being able to help it. After all, I wonder if I can't take revenge without plastic surgery (reflect on myself and destroy it). The bartender, who supports the main character from the bottom of his heart, saved him.