Reviews for The Dark History of the Reincarnated Villainess Manga

I really like reincarnation stories, so when I read them, it was so interesting that I fell in love with reincarnation again!!! lol lol

She lives in a world she has created, in other words, a world where she herself was a god. Is it excitement, comfort, boredom, or something completely different? The elements that have been given a twist to Isekai fantasy create wonderful fun.

There have been a lot of unscrupulous young girls in the world, but this one was interesting from a new perspective! The main character was pitiful... the more I read it, the more I was drawn to it.

It was an interesting work with an unusual development. The work, which had this kind of idea, had a fresh feel and was interesting. I'm glad you're worried about the continuation

At first, there were a lot of laughable scenes about the main character's Black History (not really a metaphor anymore), but as the number of volumes progressed, I came to understand the behind-the-scenes circumstances that no one else knew about Iana the Evil Woman, and that was too pitiful...! There are many times when I burst into tears unintentionally. I wonder what will happen at the end... I want Iana to be freed from the story and be happy too.

I'm going wild (laughs) Iana does a good job lol what she's doing is so strange that readers can't predict her actions either. The surroundings are pretty rational, so it's even better to be able to neutralize it well. Of course, the main story is interesting, but I particularly like the bonus comics. It's nice to be able to create a completely unrelated worldview because it's a bonus. Not all rabbit horns are bad guys, including the villains! It's frustrating that I can't hate it enough. I want serious evil. Also, the current top villain has only faded out, so it's hard to understand. give me more appearances lol Shva's name lol lol I want to know the origin of the name.

The content and design are all perfect. The designs are so beautiful, so there are many handsome guys and beautiful women. The main character is cute, but there are also cool scenes, and I really like that place. Even though she is such a natural-looking, off-salmon character and cute, it's great that she becomes an evil woman who comes up once in a while. There are so many cool scenes in the latest Makirabe, which is really amazing. I want everyone to read it. The content is also very interesting. If you like Reincarnation, I definitely want you to watch it.

While there are many settings called reincarnation within games and novels that I liked, reincarnation within a self-made story is rare. Self-made, of course, it's a work by Shirouto, and it's like something she wrote in a college notebook when she was in middle school... so the story where the main character, Iana, progresses while putting a lot of effort into the impossible fantasy and kitchen settings that she once thought up is fun. Like in girls' comics, many handsome guys appear and get involved with Iana, but the main one is Sol, who is Iana's exclusive butler and has blond tsundere attributes. Actually, his role in the “story” is an assassin who kills the villain Iana. Episode 1 begins with Iana (original/author), who has acquired memories from her previous life, trying to avoid assassination from Sol based on her memories of the story setting. As is the case with many “villain daughter reincarnated things,” since she reincarnates as an “evil woman” with the feeling of being a common and good citizen today, the main character of this story, Iana, also acts in an attempt to stigmatize her as an “evil woman,” and the appearance of desperately scratching her feet to protect her self-made characters from sad events is fascinating. For those people around me (and because I want to survive! (Laughs) While watching Iana do her best, changes gradually appear in Sol, who “by setting” hates Iana and is supposed to kill Iana...? Personally, Iana's brave figure and Sol's changes are elements I would like to recommend in this work. Don't miss the expression gap that the cool and expressionless Sol shows us readers as the volume progresses! (It didn't get through to Iana though! But the poor Sol is delicious too...! But is Iana also faintly in love with Sol? (There is also a depiction that seems to be.) Please try it out for yourself! The atmosphere of the work changes surprisingly in volume 9. The comics have also surpassed 10 volumes, and they seem to be getting more and more popular. I'm looking forward to the next anime!

At first, I thought the pictures were cluttered and hard to read, but as I read, I became so addicted to the story that I didn't care about it. There's also sadness, and there are gags... anyway, I'm worried about the future. I want Iana to be happy.

It's not bad for Iana, but being the offender makes my heart feel tight and my teeth are itchy, but it's interesting! I hope everyone is happy in the end... (; ▽;)