Reviews for The Villainess Turns the Hourglass-Full Color Manga

This review contains spoilers. I wasn't really interested at first, but as I read on, I became more and more addicted to it. My little sister is too scum and too funny. And I feel refreshed.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about restarting the selection of people. It's been since I was little, so I traced my memories and avoided problems, but no matter how hard I tried, it wasn't easy. The story is also carefully illustrated, and I'm looking forward to growing up.

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was a Reincarnated person story as usual, but it was a villain showdown. I laughed. It's an evil woman confrontation between the main character and her sister-in-law. It's interesting to see how the main character rolls around with the palm of his hand after reincarnating.

This review contains spoilers. It's great that Aria is starting over while thinking about “doing well” without being converted! When things don't go well, I start over in a good direction with an hourglass, but it's interesting that I don't rely on the effects of the hourglass and deal flexibly with my own thoughts. I'm also concerned about the relationship with Earth. I want them to be happy.

This review contains spoilers. It's a pretty serious revenge reincarnation. Even though it says Evil Woman, Revenge Reincarnated Mono, she's often converted and her personality has improved. However, in this film, Aria is definitely a bad woman, straight up for revenge, and cool. It's refreshing. I read the last episode, and it was great. I want Aria to be happy.

This review contains spoilers. The pictures are beautiful and the clothes and accessories that come are cute. Even though Mière has a cute face, something bad is creaking, and it's scarier than being a scary character with a scary face. It wasn't just a matter of convenience that mysterious powers appeared; it was nice that the reason was clear. Personally, I like Oscar more than the Crown Prince's face, but Oscar's personality is completely unreliable. I was wondering if they would be a little more active. Especially with regard to the trial. Proof of my sister's exchange of letters or an Oscar would have been collected. I'm just being protected by my older sister, the princess, until the end, and I really don't do anything. There seem to be a lot of people like this in real life. I finally sympathized with the princess, but since she was little, the crown prince has been lowered, so I don't think it can be helped. That's exactly what a princess could have become a reincarnated protagonist if she had been able to start over since she was little. There's nothing to be done about Mière. I sympathize with my brother and dad. If I hadn't remarried my mother, I should have lived a decent life. Even if her father were to remarry, Mière would have been quiet if he had a higher rank. Aria and her mom might end up starving to death, though. Although I feel fundamentally doubtful, it was nice to see the protagonist reflect and make an effort. After all, I think the value of humans changes depending on whether or not they can reflect on themselves.

This review contains spoilers. It's too bad... but my older sister was still cute, but my aristocrat sister was too scary... That was great. God rewinds with an hourglass and makes me walk the path of revenge by starting over. You've become a much better lady and a wicked woman than before. Sara also has a conscience to be thankful for when I say something... she's really smart. I want that hourglass. Mom has pretty good characters too, doesn't she? My father can't eat it either, and why does it only benefit the aristocrats... I want my poor, stupid older sister to completely seep into her body and become more than an aristocrat. That's too funny.

This review contains spoilers. The story is interesting and the design is so beautiful!! Aria is insanely cute and she's really too beautiful in all directions...?? I personally really like the scene where Emile went short when he was executed and she had a good facial expression. I'm glad they got married and were also happy with their handmaids;;

This review contains spoilers. It's so interesting and drawing me in that I don't know which one the villain is. Using too much hourglass magic is bad, isn't it? Whose side is God on... I want to read the next one soon (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. The level is on par with Penelope and the like in Evil Women, and the plot of the story itself consistently runs through “revenge” and “the evil woman who takes advantage of her return,” and it never ends (last?) So I was really moved by knowing love and living as a mother, not as a bad woman, and I was moved by the fact that the future changed due to my own child also changed the same past as Aria (main character) (Japanese strange, but seriously)

This review contains spoilers. I wonder if that means they finally decided to accept it as it is. If you throw away the sand inside, you can't unwind it, so it probably means enjoying your life with trouble for better or worse. I mean what will the reborn princess do... the crown princes who killed themselves don't seem to have a grudge, and did they like their Majesty the neighboring country? Then I wonder if that means that everyone has something hidden in their heart, but it will have a happy ending. After all, I'm still wondering who the healing royal family is. My head is a mess.