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

This review contains spoilers. The picture looks like Mucha! I saw it in the review, but it's true! Your eyes are beautiful!! Both the pictures and psychological depictions are careful. The fact that the two heroines work hard in a positive way is also wonderful, but I can sympathize with the hopelessness before that and the conflict where they can't say anything important. I want to keep watching to see if my fiancé takes any action. I'm looking forward to volume 4!

This review contains spoilers. As others have written, the title and content don't match, and I feel extremely unfortunate. From the image in the title, it looks like a “common story about Gafn the Villain Daughter,” but the reality is completely different. I wish it had been a different title. The confusion and conflict between the two heroines who were replaced in the changeling was carefully depicted, and it made my heart ache so much. Both heroines love their families, yet neither of them can become a real family due to the sense of incongruity with which they are attached. But if you go back to your original family, can you really be happy? The story feels like it's still early in volume 3, and it seems like there's a long way to go. The subtleties of the characters' minds are drawn very carefully, so the development is slow paced, but that's why each conflict is more immersive. Anna's behavior, which can be felt even slightly docile and relentless, is therefore more real, and may be divided into either sympathy or rejection. I was also a little bad at it. However, if you look back again after reading up to 3 volumes, you can see that I couldn't say anything superfluous because I grew up in that house, wanted to be recognized as a family, and just wanted that. I don't know what will happen to the two heroines from now on, but I want them both to be happy.

This review contains spoilers. It's a pity that my family didn't treat me well because of the fairy, and I thought only my older brother was different, but I feel like walking up to my real sister and alienating Anna, but I'm wondering what to do in the future. Anna was also kept at a distance from her real family, but I'm worried about what will happen in the future. My engagement with Ed was annulled, but I'm worried even after that.

This review contains spoilers. It's interesting. Why don't they look like anyone else in the family? I have lived with this question, and in a sense, I think I am happy to have a clear answer to it. From now on, I want to keep an eye on how they make a place to live in a new location!!

This review contains spoilers. Anna is, well, normal, I think. I grew up as an aristocrat, and I don't want to say it; I'm going to be poor. Above all, I'm still 14 years old or something. If you don't like Annette, I think it would have been even harder to read, but since she was such a good kid, I can cheer for both of them. My older brother seems to be relentless, but I'm looking forward to continuing, including my former fiancee and Lloyd. Speaking of which, there was a mistake I saw on TV before. When the poor kid and the rich kid met, they both went for the rich. in reality, that might be the case...

This review contains spoilers. I thought the pictures were hard to see at first... but as I read, I got used to it. The story is also very interesting. However, development is slow. At the end of volume 2, I finally started a common man's life... but I was relieved that Annette was such a nice kid. Looking forward to the next one too?

This review contains spoilers. I really like the picture. I feel a little sad at first, and I think I want to hope for a happy ending.

This review contains spoilers. I saw terrible reviews, but personally I'm looking forward to the future of this work. I read it all the way to the first volume, and I was worried about the future, so I went to read the original Narou on the web, but my impression of the comic version changed in a very good sense from the web version. I haven't read it, but I thought it was probably revised as a better story when it was made into a book. As for web stories, I think there are many things that have changed in a good sense, such as the web version being drafted, and the comic version and book versions have different endings, and the imagery has become more delicate and detailed. I also think that's a very good thing. I feel that this story also has the power of the artist, making it an even more wonderful story, and I hope that will be the case again. The end of volume one is a painful scene, so I understand the bad reviews, but I'm looking forward to it later. Please don't succumb to heartless words and do your best.

This review contains spoilers. The manga is still just the beginning. The original story has a happy ending and makes me feel relieved. However, it's been a long time, so it might be hard to wait for the original story to unfold.