Reviews for I'll Become a Villainess Who Goes Down in History Manga

This review contains spoilers. Alicia is the villain daughter who slays the heroine who is disgustingly flowery with a direct attack method. The real useless daughter is the heroine. In this case, rather than the heroine zama, I'd like to expect a zama development from her henchmen who are flattering the heroine. I would like to look forward to the ending where the Holy Lady of National Salvation was also Alicia. [Additional note] Volume 4. I have a feeling that Liz in the Flower Garden was born for the first time. Liz, who arrogantly believed that it was natural for everyone to love her, couldn't put up with the prince staring only at the villain Alicia. huh? You really are called Seijo Shoujo. Prince Duke, who has nothing but Alicia in his mind, is also good. I was shocked that Alicia gave her eyes to Grandpa Will, but I learned that he was the first prince who had been stripped of his status, and I had a feeling that it would be more and more turbulent. The real saint was the wise Alicia! I really hope for that ending! I think Liz will let her magic run wild out of jealousy. [Additional note volume 6] Although there are people who gradually show understanding of Alicia's strength and sense of justice, the majority is still fanatical, the Liz faction. However, Liz also realizes that there is a “possibility” that fanatics will run wild or that they will run for elimination if it is not convenient for her. This area is a bit difficult to understand. That's because Alicia dislikes it, or it's a way of saying it like carrying it around. Is that already ethics or philosophy? It's an idea itself. And compared to Liz, who says pretty things and only “talks to everyone,” Alicia is clean in action. Due to her being banished, she left alone for a neighboring country with a purpose. Duke, whom I love, won't go with me there. He says he also has things to do in his own country. Tense national affairs. I believe that there will always be a triumphant return, but Alicia's path is too difficult, and it's a bit difficult.

This review contains spoilers. I've been buying since volume 1. I didn't write a review, so I'll write one. It's interesting. I'm good at finishing volume 1, and in volume 2, I solved that and entered the academy. The saint is in the flower field, and the heroine is a “villain” in a double sense because she says it right in front of the king and is the saint's caretaker. The person himself is happy and trying to become the villain, so I feel annoyed if I were my normal self, but I don't dislike that in this comic. The pictures are good, and the character pictures are wonderful. It's a story about the coercive power of games.

This review contains spoilers. The main character's personality is so strange that it's interesting. However, it looks like things are going to be uneasy going forward... Prince is quiet and cool, so I'm looking forward to future developments.