Reviews for <Chapter release>My Soul Found a New Home in My Ex-Fiance's Body?! Manga

This review contains spoilers. Their engagement was annulled, they were pushed down the stairs of their romantic partner, and when they noticed it, they were going backwards in time... It has become quite common as a regression story, but this is a story where the protagonist who has regressed gets inside his (former) fiancee's body and becomes possessed. When I went back to the timeline, I'm still alive, and when I think about the last thing, I'm so frustrated that I can't call him my name. I mean, if he likes the main character, you can tell by his voice, right? I wonder if I don't understand it because it's being talked about in my head and in my own voice. Even so, I had an affair, and when I was wondering if I told myself that I had annulled my engagement, I understood that he had always liked me... and since I understood my own feelings on this timeline, I just ended up telling him what I wanted. So, since he followed that advice, he's completely white. But the engagement was annulled... why was that? It was terribly strange. Also, whether Cordelia is sluggish or what... I didn't know if she noticed or didn't notice that she was being disliked. I wonder if it's a stalker substrate. They say they want to run after them when they can run away. I thought... Naruhod... but that would force someone else's engagement to be annulled... even if you get married like this, you'll never be happy. What's more, there was an incident before his return, and even if they took him, their engagement would have been annulled after all, and they probably wouldn't have been able to get married. Well, people who get in the way of someone else's love path often say... For now, if I'm just talking about the two of them, well, would it have been nice if they fit in a circle? But as for Cordelia... I wanted them to be punished in some way. I can't say that the person himself wasn't offended for the time being. I wonder if that's why ratings haven't gone up that much? Well, I thought it was pretty well organized and I was so happy.

This review contains spoilers. A story about the return to the death of a daughter who was killed by her former fiancé's current fiancé after her engagement was annulled without knowing the reason by her fiancé she liked. However, the heroine's loop destination is inside her fiancé before the engagement was annulled. Souls end up living together. Well, if I had to compare it, it would be something like a ghost possessing a living person. Using this situation that has returned to the past, the heroine struggles to change the future where she is killed, knows the true feelings of her fiancé, knows the cause that led to the annulment of the engagement, and is tied to her fiancé on this timeline and wins survival. Also, the soul of the heroine on the timeline, who was unexpectedly killed, reaches a happy ending in the form of being integrated into the surviving heroine on the timeline. Hmm, I know, but I'm a little worried about whether it's okay to call this outcome a happy ending when I think that annulled an engagement and getting my life taken was a very unreasonable experience, and I'm a little worried about whether it's okay to call this outcome a happy ending. However, the story itself was interesting, and it was a work I enjoyed until the end.

This review contains spoilers. Read the web version before purchasing. Bright's role was quite different from how to go backwards. I wasn't surprised by the “huh” like the web version, but I'm glad that the comics are simply organized, the heroes haven't changed at all, and I like the pictures.

This review contains spoilers. huh? I wonder if this is a comicalization of the book version instead of the web version? The details are quite different, and above all, there are no appearances or activities of Bright at all... but instead, the number of depictions of Cordelia is increasing. Hmm, personally, I don't have any explanation of why time went back and moved on to Jill, which is a bit of a point deduction, but if that's the case with the book version, I wonder if that's the case. I haven't read the book, so I can't say anything about it. I loved the online version of Bright, who literally risked my life for my best friend's love, and I was hoping to see that in comics... it's just a shame that the artist was good at drawing and composition.

This review contains spoilers. There has been a recent boom in stories about young daughters whose engagements are annulled, and I was intrigued by the words “retrograde” and “inside the body” that are not often used. I thought the main character was mature, but I smiled at his energetic manner of speaking. I can't wait to see the continuation soon!