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

This review contains spoilers. The hero was also surprised that his fiancee became a commoner. But I like the fact that the main character is somehow positive and tries to get used to the common people.

This review contains spoilers. I think this is a relaxing story with a sad atmosphere. There are times when I like this kind of story, so I fell in love with it. There are also scenes that make me cry and scenes that are heartbreaking, and it's my favorite work.

This review contains spoilers. I had mixed feelings at the end of reading the latest 6 volumes. The various situations are so difficult that I can't read them... I feel like I was shown the disparity between aristocrats and commoners in various ways

This review contains spoilers. It's a magical world, but it's not a cheat (from an aristocrat's point of view), and since it's not reincarnation, the knowledge is appropriate for each age. So I can't imagine how difficult it would be to go back from being an aristocrat's daughter to a common man's daughter. Even though they are worried, the sight of them trying to overcome difficulties is healthy... I'm not my fiancee, but if I had a kid like this, I'd fall in love with him. Because of a society where differences in status are strict, the atmosphere is quite difficult, especially at the end of volume 1 to volume 2. Subsequent volumes also have scenes that occasionally gouge my heart out. It's rare for a story to be this heavy based on a light novel. I think the delicate and warm pictures add depth to the story. The original story has already been published with 2 volumes yet to be completed, but will 3 volumes also come out? I'm worried that Comicalize is about to catch up. I want the story of Anna and Annette to continue for a long time.

This review contains spoilers. Anna's rich life. Annette's misfortune? That life is reversed. Anna is more difficult, isn't it? I think it will be difficult for Annette in the future in an aristocrat society, but Annette seems to be able to adapt quickly because she has a strong heart and is elegant. Annette doesn't know the outside world, so how about saying goodbye to her former family? I was particularly disappointed with my older brother. I'm worried about their future lives. It's interesting, but the fairy's pranks go beyond measure.

This review contains spoilers. The story starts with a young man (heroine) and a baby of an aristocrat being replaced by a fairy. As the story progresses, they both grow up feeling a different sense of incongruity and love from their families. I think the story is kind and the picture matches. The heroine works hard while working as a commoner. The romance element is weaker than the title, but it's interesting, so be sure to check it out.

This review contains spoilers. What will happen in the future when babies of aristocrats and common people who were replaced by fairy pranks are raised as they are? A story beginning with... It seems that up to 5 volumes are currently on sale, but I've just finished reading up to 4 volumes. Hmm... the story is really well-made and draws me in, and I'm curious about the continuation, but anyway, it's dark... (T-T) The title feels bright, but there are bright elements... yet to come? (>__<<) いや、アンナはたくましく頑張ってるし、アネットも聡い子なんだが (>) Anna's fiancee's twists in the beginning were childlike and cute, and if nothing happened, the happy development isn't at the moment, and I'm worried about the continuation, but it feels like my mind is being cut off as I read on. Can these kids be happy? Somehow, it's quite mentally exhausting to read until you're happy... Personally, I don't dislike family love things, but aristocrats... lol there are places where I honestly get annoyed by Anna, who grew up in an aristocrat and doesn't know anything, but I think so hard, so I want to support them. I want to watch over Anna, who has become a little familiar with the common people!

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 5 volumes. It's an indescribable sad story at first, doesn't it match the title? I was reading it while thinking about it. I gradually got used to the life of an aristocrat to the life of a common man, and Anna also became a strong child, and I read it a lot, and it became more and more interesting. However, I think the title “I went from being an aristocrat to a common man” is correct, but since the engagement was dissolved, there is no talk about what happened. It's a little bit in between stories like Dissolved, but even though I went from being an aristocrat to a common man, I'm doing my best! I think it's like that.

This review contains spoilers. I bought 5 volumes. The first one was interesting, but now it's just a common person's lifestyle, and I wonder if there's any point in sparing magic... and I've been able to meet my fiancee normally... it's a bit shaky. Well, my father finally came out, so the story progressed... but I felt that the picture was getting messy later.

This review contains spoilers. This is a story about changeling by fairies. I think it would be easier to understand the content if you add “in a fairy prank ~” at the beginning of the title. With the current title, I think there's a sense of incongruity with the impression when you read it because the main character has become commonplace due to his own intentions? I like the fact that the two people who were replaced live hard under the circumstances they were placed in, so I'm looking forward to reading what will happen in the future.

This review contains spoilers. Even though they were raised as aristocrats, they were actually common people due to a mistake, so it's too ruthless to live as common people due to an annulment of their engagement. There is a bright image from the title, but that's not the case