Reviews for The Villainess Turns the Hourglass-Full Color Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's a story where the main character, Aria, takes revenge on her younger sister Mière. It's Piccoma, and I read it all the time, but here too. The sight of both of them growing while beating is so interesting and exciting to watch!

This review contains spoilers. The main character, Aria, who is trying to spend her time rewinding and starting over in revenge, thinks the hourglass rewound due to God's mercy, but is that really the case? I'm curious, but if I ever find out about the secret of the hourglass, Aria is progressing with her revenge plan little by little while using the people around her, but every time she turns the page, this is probably because Mière finds out? or is it okay to get too close to the Oscars? I read it in a state of mind, etc. ← this is irresistibly enjoyable! Mière's side is also laughing, but so far (since I know what happened earlier) (now that I've read volume 3), she's naturally supporting Aria even if she's alone (now that I've read volume 3), so of course I'm supporting Aria, right? It's exciting even though I think it's scary that there's going to be a big counterattack from Mière's side lol yes! I'm already completely addicted to this story, but Aria is out for revenge! While saying that, she's reading difficult books herself and doing her best to interact with people around her (in order to use it in the future), and by the time she debuts in the social world, Aria may have become an intelligent and wonderful lady ❤ ~ so I want them to converge to the extent that Mières and the others surrender rather than complete revenge... because not only does Aria have a beautiful face anymore, so I also want her to be happy And at the end of volume 3, unlike up until now (memories from previous lives), a gentleman who doesn't know Aria appears ~, so what will happen from now on? is there a serious battle with Emile's side? Wow, I enjoyed it so much that I can't wait for the next volume!

This review contains spoilers. It's a system that turns back time and changes the future. The pattern is very beautiful. I will continue to use the hourglass, and I'm curious about developments in the future.

This review contains spoilers. Aria is adopted as a stepchild of her second wife to the count's family. Embraced by his ex-wife's son and daughter, this is a rewind drama that begins after losing her life. Aria has no energy, and she fights around as a villain daughter who runs around a lot, and steadily accumulates plots for revenge. In the first place, it was a count family where her mother, who had gone up as a prostitute, got caught up in trouble. Even though her mother sometimes recommends Aria as her biological daughter, she isn't that attached to Aria, who doesn't even know who her father is, and Aria is lonely even when she's inside the house. An exhilarating drama where you pass by using only your own intellect. The beauty of the picture is also amazing! [Additional Note Volume 4] I didn't go as far as Aria intended. It makes me feel depressed. Business improved due to Aria's suggestions, but the count, who is the father, replaced it with the merit of his biological daughter Mière. Aria's sorrow when she realized that. No matter how hard you try, no matter how hard you try. The hopelessness of never being acknowledged. Aria swears in her heart that she will stop advising her father. The Prince's close aides, who misunderstood that Mière was a brilliant daughter and were flirtatious, also came to know that Aria was a real intelligent daughter. The prince seemed to have noticed it in the first place. I want you to do great things, even with the help of the prince! Mière's fiancée Oscar was also somewhat shaken by his feelings for Aria, but this man was simply indecisive. I want him to do that too! [Additional Note Vol. 5] The Crown Prince seems to be constructively thinking about the future of this country by putting out all the waste of the powerful aristocrats. When I reread it, I notice that a plot nesting in this country is visible and hidden as if it were in Aria's revenge story. Among them, the princess behind Mière. The princess, who thinks that she will become the Crown Princess and control this country, also has a bad feeling. [Additional note Vol. 8] Mière's confidant maids were collected together, but it wasn't Mière who could break down there. Now they kill their real father and try to cover up Aria for that crime. Aria in danger?! Unexpectedly, due to the prince's quick wit, he got the hang of it. However, the next volume will go to trial due to this case. Although his father was seriously injured and lost consciousness, he is still alive. When you wake up, isn't Mier dangerous this time around? But she's reluctant. That's why Aria and the prince get along so well, and they are happily in love. It's a bit disappointing that I don't often see that kind of excitement.

This review contains spoilers. The main character, Aria, didn't even notice that she was being deceived by others in her previous life, and was painstakingly executed for being swept away and acted like a bad woman. However, the moment a sense of revenge is ignited by a word given to her sister-in-law just before her death, time is turned back by a mysterious power. The power of rewind was an hourglass that only she could use! At the moment of her death, Aria realized how ignorant her past self was, and that she had been humiliated by her sister-in-law because of her lack of effort. Therefore, I decided to start manners in my new life, learn in order not to be deceived, and walk smartly by making full use of my past knowledge. Sometimes I even borrow the power of an hourglass! When she changes, so does the reaction of those around her! She also has good manners as an aristocrat, and has a gentle and gentle appearance (pretending), she doesn't look like a bad woman from her surroundings. Realizing that it's important for a real bad woman not to look like that, her talent finally began to blossom, using her bitter feelings from the past as a springboard! I'm looking forward to the future of her quick-witted girlfriend! is my sister-in-law a real evil woman? I don't want you to lose!

This review contains spoilers. I've been reading it and I've started reading it here too. The main character, Aria, has gone back in time to when she was a girl to take revenge on her younger sister, but after returning, she got an hourglass that can turn back time, and she becomes more and more a beautiful adult woman, and it makes me a little happy that the people around her are watching over her. I want to see more scenes where Mière is frustrated as soon as possible.

This review contains spoilers. The main character is in the middle of going back to the past and starting over! This kind of setting is common, but there's no such thing as being able to go back in an hourglass for only 5 minutes. It's not normal, there are suspicious people here and there, and there are many expressions that include suspense elements, so I'm not bored, and the main character, who carefully carries things around because it doesn't suit my gender, is very intelligent and makes me want to cheer ☆ It's still one of the works I want to watch.