Reviews for The Abandoned Empress-Full Color Manga

This review contains spoilers. I read it over and over again in Piccoma, but I like it so much that I bought it as a book because I wanted to read it all at once. The pictures are beautiful, the characters are charming, the story is interesting, and above all, the dress, uniform, and hairstyle designs are wonderful! It's fun to watch in full color. There is a slight sense of urgency at the end of the story, but it's a convincing and beautiful way to end. Thinking about the first lap, I think there are other people's routes, but I was happy that they influenced each other and ended up being loved by the Crown Prince. It was a tier where it was hard to be honest about their feelings in an attempt to defy fate, so I want to see more of what happened after the two people who shared their feelings...

This review contains spoilers. I want to support Aristia as she carves out her destiny. My first life was so bad that I couldn't believe Lublis easily, and I was drawn to how hard she tried to live her life while shaking and moving. I have a nice bond with my cool father. A sense of security that gives me an absolute sense of security... All of the designs on the tier dresses were cute, and it was fun just to look at the design beautifully, and I bought it because I wanted it as a standalone book, but it was just a pity that only the last one was discontinued. It's a story I really like.

This review contains spoilers. The pictures are very beautiful, the scenery is spectacular, and there are many beautiful scenes. The psychological depiction of the Crown Prince's feelings gradually changing is carefully drawn. But even though they're so popular, it's amazing that even if they get turned down that much, they're always there. Each character also had its own personality, and it was nice that it was easy to understand visually. The story also developed quickly and was interesting. There wasn't a flowering scene in the last episode, right? It was just so strange.

This review contains spoilers. I read it on another site, and even though I read almost the last episode, I bought the book. Did you forget to draw a little? There are points, but I think it is a work that makes use of the fact that it is in color. Luv used to wear dark, dark colored clothes a lot. In contrast to this, in the past, Tia dared to wear bright colors. The fact is that in the future, Tia didn't really like bright colors. Sein and Allen give their own colors. Even though she was a girl with black hair and dark eyes, she had gray hair (?) It has become Miyu. It's a pity that it really ended in a flash... I talked about the aftermath of Sein and Allen and the kids, and wrote a review with the expectation that Gaiden and sequels would also come out.

This review contains spoilers. Both the chosen child side and the villain daughter side, who is the main character, settled down into a form they were satisfied with and felt refreshed. While there are so many completely evil chosen children, it felt good.

This review contains spoilers. The story begins with your first life being executed by someone you love. The moment you get beheaded, your life goes back to when you were young, and it begins again with memories of your previous life. The heroine lives her second life carefully so as not to be executed again, so as not to love her fiancé. A heroine who lives a life where if you make a mistake with your choices in the game, the game is over. It's so unfortunate. However, probably because of the different options, I came to know the love between various people and father that I didn't meet in my first life, and I finally understood the truth about why Tia had to be executed in her first life! It's a fantasy mystery that everyone dreams of starting over for the first time. The characters are also charming, full color, and beautiful pictures, and above all, the heroine is drawn in a very attractive way. It was a long time, but I paid for it all at once and read it through. I think it's an excellent work even among common stories!?

This review contains spoilers. I've seen comments here and there saying that it's frustrating for the heroine Tia to be stuck in the past forever, but for me, if you're killed by a man I've loved in a distorted way, I don't think you'll be able to switch over. No matter how different it is from the past, I still have memories, so I wonder if it can't be helped... Of course I made it a little less. It makes me think, though. Miyu also heard the last spoiler, and it seems like if they had had a few more discussions with Tiers, Miyu wouldn't have had to suffer this far either. Something makes me feel sorry for Miyu. this kid isn't a villain... It was nice that Tia paid off, but Miyu also wanted a little more relief. I didn't want them to be confronted if possible later. But the development was interesting, and there was nothing I could do about it because I was worried about the continuation, and Pikoma was the first one I paid for this work. Never charge! Even though I had decided, right? The illustrations in Tateyomi are large and the screen is beautiful, but when it becomes a book, the content is easy to read as a story.

This review contains spoilers. The pictures were really beautiful, and the content was intense. It's a bit frustrating development, but since there are various issues, I'm glad I clenched my lips and read on! I also wanted to see the next 2 people just a little longer, but I'm looking forward to another work.

This review contains spoilers. At first, I was drawn to the beauty of the picture and started reading it, but I couldn't take my eyes off the grandeur of the content and unexpected developments, so I bought it all at once. As a reader who received a great deal of trauma and fear in the same way as the heroine from “The Young Sun of the Empire,” it was an opponent I never wanted the heroine to approach. As I read the careful depiction of it, I began not only wishing for the heroine's happiness, but I also wanted the crown prince's honor to be restored somehow, and I even wanted her to be happy. This was true even for those who had black hair and were chosen by God. I want her to be happy the second time too... thank you so much for this wonderful story. I think I'll reread it over and over again. And we're expecting a nice spin-off, with both the green ones and the red ones included.

This review contains spoilers. I started reading it when I was addicted to things from another world, and I was able to read it until the end without getting tired of it. In order for the other reincarnations to avoid the ruin flag too! I'm doing a lot of things, but it's different from those, and I feel like I read volume 1 while crying anyway. The pictures were beautiful, and the colors made it easy to get into the world view, but the dresses etc. are also gorgeously written, so it's very easy to read. I was always looking forward to the next volume coming out, so I couldn't keep up with how packed the last volume was, and it was just a little disappointing... Whoa, what happened to this person... There are a lot of things I'm worried about. But above all, thank you so much for completing such a good long film!!

This review contains spoilers. I was looking forward to the final chapter due to other people's reviews, but no matter what. There is a strong feeling that the final episode was rolled up in a jiffy. To be honest, I couldn't immerse myself in being close to the feelings for the main characters. However, they fascinated me with their beautiful pictures until the end of their lives, and I was amazed at the beauty of the covers of every issue. It was really beautiful! after all. In the previous life where Tia was abandoned, does that mean that there were 2 people chosen due to God's mischievous mischief and the one who was chosen due to God's mischief? I wonder if that was it. Miyu, who suffered so much, also died out of work even in her previous life when she was selected by Lube. In this world, we weren't allowed to even pretend to be loved by Luv. But well, just threatening Tia is already a felony! I wanted to read after Luv and Tia, who made it through their heart. Tia “looks like” the poison has been removed and a succession can be hoped for, but it's just a story about an uncertain future. The royal opposition seems to have run out of steam, but the future of this country is uncertain. Also, it is a mystery how the new Grand Priest will be selected, but the baby that has just been born somewhere is called the “sixth.” I don't know if it's a revelation from the Lord God, but it's a mystery that the temple is too powerful. It's that kind of setting, so if they say it's that kind of thing, that's all. Allen (green) and Calcein (red), which were essential for Tia's mental growth, are also less than “in love.” I left quietly without noticing that. I wanted it to be such a wall that Luv would be jealous. My dad, who dotes on Tia, lived and supported Tia in a different way from her previous life, so I feel that the biggest thing is that she has drastically changed her future. Luv, be a better man than dad! Anyway, it was an epic work worth reading. thank you!