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

This review contains spoilers. That was interesting! Even though I'm doing my best to become a bad woman, I'm moving away from the evil woman (laughs) and I'm looking forward to continuing!

This review contains spoilers. The novel received good reviews so bought it? To win against the heroine who will face each other someday? Would it be nice to have a place where the main character spares no effort and does his best? I also like the fact that she says things out loud like the villain's daughter! The main character is still young in this volume, but I'm looking forward to my relationship with the prince from now on ♦ I want the story to end quickly like the main character instead of continuing lazily ~

This review contains spoilers. I'm confused about why the heroine before her reincarnation admired “Alicia.” There's a difference between core strength and bullying a typical heroine type or coming out strong. They say they are good kid types, but Alicia herself after being reincarnated as a heroine has gone astray (although she doesn't think so). It's a little off. What is the villain daughter that goes down in history... in the first place?? I don't think the person the heroine envisions is called a villain daughter. It's a staple, but it's easier to understand what the villain daughter wants to be in order to avoid 00. Halfway through, I don't know what I want to do. I'm a troublesome person, limited to the guy who says, “I'm not a good kid type; I'm not mesosexual, I'm not a nerd, I'm clearly refreshed.” Even so, at the beginning I thought it might be interesting, so I read on, but it gradually began to take a strange direction, so I retired.

This review contains spoilers. Since I was little, I haven't been trained to act as a villain. Because of that mentality (which can be called a curse), in the process, the academy became in a state that could be called a feast of needles for Alicia, and it is said that they don't even care about it; rather, they are proud of it. However, Alicia is unwavering in the fact that this is not strong here and that she really thinks so, and I think it is only because of Alicia that she can build this kind of relationship with the prince. For people who think of Alicia, it's nothing but an itchy situation. What I think is evident is that the prince reveals his anger when he first sees Alicia's eyepatch. At the time, I feel like it was the reaction of readers who didn't understand Alicia's reaction, but... I think it was an important scene because that would shake Alicia's thoughts.

This review contains spoilers. A heroine reincarnated in a game that is a world of swords and magic. I'm delighted to be the villain daughter I've been longing for. It's interesting that the dialogue with the great king is interpreted as an “evil woman test,” and even if she acts as an evil woman, the result is that she feels relaxed because she is a well-rooted child. The pictures are beautiful and easy to read too!

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was interesting that they admired villains instead of being villains for someone else. It's nice to be able to cut clean things quickly!

This review contains spoilers. First of all, I really liked pictures, and the main character from the Pretty School looked better than the cute one, so I bought it. The dark-skinned prince is stabbed too! In addition to her hard work, she has quite a bit of cheating ability. It's not a common pattern in Isekai Reincarnation of Mutual Feelings, and the political story is strong, and the main character also has pride as an unscrupulous daughter, so it's interesting to have people who get frustrated where the story doesn't go smoothly, and the development that can only be found in this comic! There seems to be a polarization between those who think and their impressions. The new development will start with volume 6, and I'm excited to know the next one as soon as possible. It seems that the development with the prince from the neighboring country who was deported is also fast. Definitely, I'm starting to wonder if this guy is funny, woman!? I want to see how they react when they get caught ^ ^

This review contains spoilers. Alicia from the comic is so cool! I don't know the ending, but I want them to do their best. I was so upset that the anime even banished them, but now I only watch comics!

This review contains spoilers. Until volume 5, I didn't like Sainjo, who was just sweet, and everyone around her acted without permission and pretended not to see anything that was not convenient, and that habit only spurred justice. However, in volume 6, Seijo finally realized the abnormalities in the environment surrounding her, changed it, and was able to think and move on her own. The place where she stubbornly believed that everyone would get along well and honestly admitted that she didn't like bad women finally seemed like a person full of humanity. Even so, when she said she respects Alicia's opinions, she is truly a saint. I'm worried about the future with Duke, but I've come here and a new chapter has begun, and I almost feel a little lost in my mind as to whether exchanges with the other characters will continue for a long time in the future without any settlement in particular. However, there are many things I'm worried about in the future with Duke, what will happen to Liz in the future, and whether there will be a settlement with the rest of the people, so I'm looking forward to the time. And I hope the poor handsome brothers who appeared in volume 6 will not have a hard time and be happy by meeting Alicia in the future...