Reviews for When I Became a Commoner, They Broke Off Our Engagement! Manga

This review contains spoilers. A development that is too difficult for 13- and 14-year-olds. The main character who didn't tell the facts seems to have a bad flow, but there's no way he can talk, and there's no fault, so it's really a pity. I've only read halfway through it yet, but I'm really curious about how I'm going to overcome it

This review contains spoilers. There is no talk of reincarnation or previous lives in this story. However, it's a magical fantasy where changeling (child replacement) occurs due to fairy pranks. I liked Kenji Oiwa's design, and I was reading it when the first volume was released in 2020, but at that time, I stopped reading it because I was sad about the development of the older brother who understood the changeling and turned his palm. But it's been 5 years since then. When I reread it, I faced this work from a completely different perspective, and I couldn't stop reading it, so I bought up to 7 volumes. Sorry I haven't read it until now!!! The premonition of a good work that makes you want to apologize... (because it's not complete) being recognized by others, and the main character Anna's sense of weakness in a good sense, who has stopped meeting the expectations of those around her, has a positive impact on those around her. The brightness and courage they have, and the intelligence that supports it. Speaking of it because it was a blessed environment, that's up to that point, but it's nice to watch the protagonist who honestly acknowledged what he lacked and thought about what to do now for those around him without trying to be happy alone. It's a big cheat when magic can be used lol, and I feel like the way they use them generously (to the extent that problems don't occur) and enrich your life little by little is also filled with essences I want to incorporate into my daily life.

This review contains spoilers. It seems like my older brother will come out someday from volume 1, and although I've been looking forward to it, it finally came out! The older brother is cool, and it was great that he helped out while protecting the aristocrat's house! It's a work that makes me think that the main character does his best for a long time. It's interesting.

This review contains spoilers. Changeling in fairy pranks is the worst situation where you do it with a light feeling. I'm sorry to think that if I had left it that way, individual families would have been able to be on good terms without being relentless. If you're going to do it, I want you to do it properly until you wipe your butt after it's back to normal. if you just play pranks like this, is your boss? Shouldn't they take on a big responsibility due to poor supervision of Spirit and Spirit King? Regardless of the main story, I definitely want that kind of scene. It's a super unreasonable story that fairies can do whatever they want without punishment. I wonder if aristocrats are “blood” after all. It makes me kind of sad. Even so, how are they going to bring the story to Happien in the future? I really want them to be happy at the end.

This review contains spoilers. At first, I felt a bit discouraged, but as I continued to read, I came to understand their inner feelings and positions, and I felt a little relieved when I was able to read them. I was relieved that the older brother of the aristocrat who had become particularly cold and the father of a common man who was just terrible were not actually bad people. Fairies are also different creatures, so it's unavoidable that their sense of ethics is different, so I don't know how much malice there is. If possible, I believe everyone will have a happy ending in the end.

This review contains spoilers. Volume 2 is a painful development, so I feel like I have to read it carefully, but bright signs can be seen from around volume 3, making it easier to read. It was so easy to empathize that I cried. The price was cut, so when I noticed, I bought up to 6 volumes, and I am very satisfied! Even so, even though I've been growing up since I was a baby, I wonder if the crime would become that serious just by not telling it for 1 year... the adults around me are much more sinful. I hope someday I can make up with my older brother.

This review contains spoilers. The attitude of surviving positively while being mistaken by fairy pranks is wonderful. I was annoyed after being bogged down for a year, but when I actually woke up, I thought it would be so scary that I wouldn't be able to step forward. There was a heart-wrenching scene along the way, but both Anna and Annette are really nice kids and wonderful. Anna has such a heart, kindness, and hard work, so I guess the feel-good fairy Cru was also on her side and cheered for me. I like stories where fairies appear, so I enjoyed reading that too. I was curious about the continuation and went to read the original story, but it was a sad development that made me feel sad because it's the beloved child of the good fairy. As a story, I think it's well-made.

This review contains spoilers. Anna, a child of common people, and Annette, a child of an aristocrat, have been changed without permission in a funny way because they feel like fairies. Even if they were mistaken at first, if their appearance wasn't pointed out, would they be able to live happily with each other in their own way? I was wondering, but I was surprised how Annette's older brother changed when she showed up due to the lack of love between the Marquis parents!! Even though we've been together for 14 years, leaving Anna alone, cursing her back, and sending her straight to the house where Annette had spent her time in a dirty carriage... it felt like my heart was being tightened. Anna, who has quit going to school and is unable to fit in with her family, is really great, trying to work hard in a positive way to help her own life. It seems that Annette also had a particularly difficult time in her previous house when her father was around, but is she a former commoner since she went to the marquis house? They are so intelligent and imposing, they are loved by their families, and they have even come to say selfish, and it makes me think that they are some kind of genuine aristocrat... Does that mean that even after living as a daughter of an aristocrat and the daughter of a common man for 14 years, what you originally have is different? I'm happy that Anna blends into her surroundings and is now able to enjoy her current life, but Ed and Annette are engaged to wait 2 years even though they gave up due to a difference in status... what is the intention of this!! I'm looking forward to the continuation.