Reviews for The Villainess Turns the Hourglass-Full Color Manga

It's a common pattern work where you get revenge by starting over, but I like it because the development is interesting. It's interesting that the heroine's redo allows the crown prince to redo it, and it's interesting that it has a double structure. I like the pictures because they're within the range I can put up with quite a bit.

The settings are interesting, and I can read it without getting tired of it. The drawing is also beautiful and I think it's very good. The main character hardly trusts those around him, but I felt that it was cool to live strong in it.

I thought it was really nice when I was able to play Mière, a story where Aria is strong and stubbornly fighting back on her life. I hope I can live a peaceful and happy life this time around.

The pattern of being a good girl who is thought to be a bad woman if you actually read on is a classic pattern, even if the title is the villain daughter, but the heroine in this work is actually an evil woman. Even nice people use it, threaten it, and it's very cruel. It's not enough to just let them die; let them enjoy humiliation and fear to their heart's content before dying! I'm going to take it to an ending like that. We must encourage good and punish evil! He has to be a clean and innocent protagonist! I don't think it's suitable for those who think that. For now, it's a revenge and quick! If you want it, I recommend it. It is a work with a happy ending where everything, including the secret of birth, progresses in a way that is convenient for the protagonist.

A revenge drama about the main character, Aria. It's very interesting. Are the secrets and appearances of the hourglass the key to the story? The sight of them doing things calmly, using the painful feelings of the past as food clears up my mind. I also feel like watching Arias, which is a little more emotional, but that's probably not going to happen. The pictures are beautiful and the story is interesting, so I'm looking forward to the future even more.

Ahhh, that's right, she went from being a commoner to an aristocrat's daughter, and was harshly beaten and condemned. My sister-in-law went that far, and my brother-in-law too. Even if an hourglass breaks, it can be repaired.

I'm so happy that the vertical one distributed by Piccoma is now a book! I was able to read this comic without any sense of incongruity, and the hard part was keeping sliding... I was wondering what would happen if I read it horizontally, but it's still easy to read! The pictures are wonderful and the content is one of my favorites. I'm wondering if the next volume is still there (laughs)

I'll show you how to change the past with the mysterious power of an hourglass!! I can't help but be curious about the development while enjoying the love romance with His Highness the Crown Prince from a vengeance against Mière

The story is interesting, but there are many scenes where the main character's personality gets bad along the way. I think the feeling of using people is a little tough... Well, more than that, Mière has a bad personality, so I'm surprised to read it.

Other than the fact that there seems to be likes and dislikes in the unforgiving development of K-dramas, there are no habits, and basically the designs are beautiful and there is little sluggishness in the middle.

There was a scene that was a bit cruel, but I'm glad the picture was cute. I want them to start over as much as possible with the happy life that the protagonist envisions, and incidentally, take firm revenge.

It seems like there are times when the picture is beautiful and there are times when it isn't... I felt like it was a bit complicated at first, so I couldn't keep up with the story, but I think it's interesting.