Reviews for The Dark History of the Reincarnated Villainess Manga

This review contains spoilers. It was so interesting that I read all 10 volumes. The characters are unique and look great!! beautiful!!! The story structure was also interesting and easy to read. I wonder if the beginning is a gag series...? I thought it was going to be painful from around the middle... too painful!! that's too unreasonable... Iana, please be saved!!! I've been reading it while wishing for a long time. The end of volume 9 in particular was the hardest part... Isaac and Iana are so smiling and so healing!!! The mood was destroyed by the development after it had become like that. I'm already in tears at this point. Please be careful if you read it. While I'm worried about Konoha's words and actions in volume 10, maybe...? I was reading it while doing it. Yatori is so cool...!! Iana, go for it... go for it... is my general impression of volume 10. I'm looking forward to seeing how it unfolds in volume 11.

This review contains spoilers. As everyone has written, volume 9 is a serious development. The recommendation has left and it's so painful that I can't reread it... The story is really the best, but the rate at which Kansenshi gets sent off is high...? So if you're reading it from now on, be prepared to read it. Please come back to life, Isaac...

This review contains spoilers. It makes me sad when I think about the main character! Will I be a little happier next time? Even though I'm thinking about something like that, it's just uncomfortable and it's rough. I wanted the main character to be even a little happy, so I bought more and more and more and read them.

This review contains spoilers. The setting is about being reincarnated as a villain in a world of his own making, but the treatment of the villain is pretty terrible... I wonder if it's real for the villain in the dream story he writes during Kuriji's time... I'm struck by the directness of the protagonist who works hard in such an environment. And I'm very excited to see how little by little the people around me who thought the main character was evil are being attracted to the main character. It doesn't make heavy stories or unreasonable events too dark, and it's drawn while mixing black history stories from previous lives, making it fun to read.

This review contains spoilers. For example, there is a rapid development from Hitoji in Gundam etc. I wasn't expecting a clear death in this film, so I was betrayed in a good sense. The number of characters only increased from volume 1 to volume 8, and even though the story itself didn't develop much, they came here and made a furious comeback, and if I didn't proceed with the story according to the plot of The Evil Woman, I was keenly aware that victims would occur due to an organization that creates black history from behind, and I was wrongly charged and threw myself into the evil woman. Iana's determined expression as a villain is very good. I pray for Isaac's peace of mind.

This review contains spoilers. The first one was basically a story about avoiding death flags in a comical and occasionally serious way, but there are disturbing developments where serious elements increase from around volumes 8 and 9. I am often heartbroken by the circumstances of Iana, the heroine, but I am moved by the sight of her facing difficulties positively and single-mindedly at any time. In particular, volume 10 was paralyzed by her strength to act for others at any time. Also, the black history from the middle school days, which often comes up in stories, is interesting, and even if it's something I've never experienced, it makes me feel refreshed once in a while lol lol this work allows you to enjoy laughter, excitement, emotion, and despair, so I highly recommend it!! I'm really looking forward to future developments.

This review contains spoilers. The feeling that Sol is opening her heart little by little to Iana stuck so much that I like it, but it was really hard to read Iana's Fate as an Evil Woman and I almost burst into tears. It's a work where I want all the characters to be rewarded.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about the author who drew the story reincarnated as the villain daughter he drew himself. I read it in jarring at first, but as the story progresses, my ally (?) It's an interesting development as the number is increasing and the number of enemies is increasing. What bothers me the most is who will Iana stick with? do you personally think Sol would be good? I want to read the continuation as soon as possible ‼

This review contains spoilers. The main character reincarnated in a novel he wrote when he was in middle school. seems to be a middle school student? It was fun to read as the story unfolded, but... as I got closer to the main subject, I felt a lot more sense of the story. Especially volumes 7-9! Too bad Isaac passed away in volume 9! sad! Aqua made by Isaac! Forgive me! Even though Iana is doing her part, she's too sad! It would have been nice if I could rewrite it within the novel like a certain comic! This certain comic also moved into my own novel, and there was a problem with the novel, and eventually I rewrote it and had a happy ending. I want this comic to have a happy ending. I recommend Iana over Konoha!

This review contains spoilers. I want Sol's love to be rewarded! Until now, it was sad that Sol had few appearances, but now it's volume 15 and I'm happy that there are so many appearances! The entanglement between Iana and Sol is the most exciting

This review contains spoilers. I've been reading volume 1 ever since it went on sale. I've always lived as a human in the Soluia faction. In this volume, a recommendation cap that overturns the recommended caps of several years was born... the beautiful flowers scattered quickly. I couldn't see it without tears. I will continue to wait for the current Paros spin-off of Isaac and Iana, whether it's 100 years from now or where they are reincarnated.