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

It's quite sad that it completely changed from the bright impression from the title. It wasn't like starting a slow life because I stopped being held back as an aristocrat. I can't help but wish for the happiness of the protagonist, who is working very steadily and hard. Also, the end of volume 6... It makes my heart flutter. I want to continue reading soon!

Both of the girls who have been replaced are each living a positive life, which is cool. Also, there are people around me who are trying to support it, which makes me feel at ease. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens to them in the future.

I can't stop crying as they live healthy and strong even in a new environment. I want them both to be happy. I'm also curious about how Seijo will be involved in future stories.

I've only read up to 5 volumes yet, but if you get through the first depressing development, I recommend starting with volume 3, so I recommend it. The main character isn't queasy, and he's not really bright or angry, so I really like it

I can't help but be upset even if I know it's a story!! cute? do you love me? The expression is probably stupid... Life is short, so it's normal to want to laugh as much as possible. It's a criminal way of thinking that people are sad and in pain is adorable. It's all about fairies, but I feel like I've been saved by the strength of heart of the people who were replaced...

At first, I started reading it with a light feeling, but as the number of volumes progressed, I think I was concerned about the continuation. There is also a scene where my heart hurts along the way, but both of the heroines are strong, and the sight of them facing forward and acting is very nice. The aristocrat's older brother, fiancee, and common people's families also have their own conflicts, and it feels like the story has been worked out in depth. It's interesting.

It's getting interesting. I bought one volume a long time ago, and I thought it was a bitter, painful story, and left it alone for a long time, but after watching the increase in reviews for the first time in a long time, I decided to buy it. I was struck by the heartbreaking expression of the older brother throwing Anna away that I saw in volume 2... Such a sad, sad, and angry face is SS rare level drawing power. Even though Anna deserved it, she didn't want to listen to Anna's story when she said something, and her lack of snuggling was pointed out, and overall, her drinking dropped slightly. If you read this far, the feeling that you're about to drop out is drawn back into the story. After that, I read through 5 volumes in no time. I began to worry about the continuation to the point where it felt short even though it was a normal number of pages in an e-comic. Anna's sluggishness, cunning, and misalignment with normal people can certainly be frustrating, but since it just depicts people's weaknesses in a normal way, I can be convinced that it has a human touch. It's probably not suitable for those who love the main character with clean and innocent cheat skills. For now, I would like to look forward to reading Anna's life with minor changes in the future. The rating is around 4.5, but it's a 5 that spared my older brother's sad expression and put my expectations into it.

It's really difficult to live through the beauty and cruelty of a fantasy like a fairy tale! The sense of reality and the fluffy pattern, which depicts the characters' sad feelings, is amazing. It warmed my heart even though it was quite painful to read. I feel like crying. I want Annette to be happy too!

It is depicted by complementing the mentality and conflicts of the characters that were not written in the original story. In particular, it carefully delves into stories around Annette Ed Henry, and is this a work that ranks in the highest class as a comicalization of light novels? I personally think so. As I dug deeper, the comic version has a more serious atmosphere. You can enjoy the same story as something with a different atmosphere, so if you've already read the original story, I definitely want you to read it! The pictures are also lovely, fluffy, and cute, like in a fairy tale. Also, she has a good expression.

I want to make the fairy who mistook up children just for his own fun, and somehow make that guy feel pain when he doesn't listen no matter what Crew says! Even if I go to my real parents, neither of them are happy so far and it's painful, but it seems like Anna has a lot of allies, and it seems like she's also looking for her exfiance, so maybe something can be done?? I want to read volume 5 soon!

Don't replace children, it's a scary story even if you think about it today... It's interesting because it combines fantasy and realistic circumstances so well. The drawing is beautiful and I like it. Isn't he the one who has only drawn girls' comics?? Sometimes it feels like a shonen manga. The heroine's fiancee is thrilled at the depiction of her being in love, and I read it over and over again. It's depicted along with reality that just living is difficult, and I also think that a spirit of challenge and a positive line of thought are more important than financial strength.

So funny! The story is so heavy that it makes me cry! But they're still trying to move forward! I want to cheer for the main character!

Even though I knew from the title that they would go from being an aristocrat to a common man, I was excited to see what would happen after that, and I was curious about the next volume, and I read it in no time. It's a book I want to reread and read slowly.