Reviews for The Dark History of the Reincarnated Villainess Manga

If I were in the position of the main character, I wouldn't be bothered and someone would kill me. If I had to pick one drawback, the frames are cluttered and hard to read.

The whole thing was comedic and full of laughable elements, but there are scenes that make me cry as the volume progresses...? I hope Iana is both happy and hopeful for her future.?

Speaking of reincarnation, as you work so hard to avoid bad ends, your previous life (?) There is a strong image that the main character and heroine are... taking revenge on their haters, making peace with friends they have passed by, etc., but something is a bit different. It's not different in the sense of avoiding a bad end, but the heroine struggles unique to girls' comics that aren't bound by a template (?) It's a work.

The protagonist has reincarnated as Iana, the younger sister of the heroine Konoha. The world I reincarnated was in a novel I wrote when I was in middle school! That's the story. Moreover, reincarnation into a self-written novel like Black History with plenty of sense of kitchen sickness, which I had completely forgotten when I became an adult, felt new. My middle school self in black history, which can be said to be a stain on my life, the embarrassment of being shown off in various ways as an actual experience at the place of reincarnation, and repentance for myself for writing a novel with content that imposes various tests on the heroine Konoha are depicted humorously and sometimes seriously. Iana, who is working hard to help the heroine Konoha by doing something, is very healthy. The drawing is careful and rough, and I think it's a place where likes and dislikes are divided. The main character, Iana, can't get out of her position as a villain no matter how hard she tries, and she's funny, sad, and busy. I'm worried about the continuation of the development, so I will continue to support it!

I like the Reincarnation villain series quite a bit, so I enjoyed this one too. The main character's actions were hilarious and interesting.

I thought the setting was interesting. What about reincarnating as a villain in a story I once wrote that has now become black history? But I like the main character because he's doing his best without hesitation?

The story progresses while remembering my own black history story, so it makes me laugh because there are frames and feelings at that time.

It's a common reincarnation thing, but it's often funny how the main character before reincarnation was quite painful. There are many patterns where other reincarnation things get back on track at a fairly early stage, but since death flags stick around forever, you can enjoy how to recover.

This work reflects and sublimates the artist's own bitter memories of the kitchen. There are some scenes where it's messy because the episodes before the main character's reincarnation come in here and there, but I like the cool characters and story.

When I was in middle school, I had an accident in another world, but instead of being the heroine, she became my sister. I thought the butler would kill me with a cold gaze... and did my best to somehow save the heroine's sister. that's annoying, isn't it? I'm worried about the continuation

The first one was really interesting and I felt drawn in, and I was engrossed in reading it, but as it gradually became the newest volume, the fun faded, probably out of material. It peaked around when Yomi came out and then gradually stalled... it seems to be popular, so I can see for a moment that they are being forced to think about the episode by force. I would like to look forward to a pick-up in future stories.