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

This review contains spoilers. There are two people who ended up arguing in volume 3, but it's a good feeling that the distance got so close in volume 4? In particular, the spread between page 28 and page 29 is so beautiful that it makes me sigh & Alicia is so handsome!! The picture is beautiful, but anyway, the characters' expressions are nice, and I'm looking forward to the continuation

This review contains spoilers. I often see The Villain Daughter in Reincarnation, but this one becomes an evil woman! The fun begins where I get excited! She's working hard to become the strongest villain, but I'm looking forward to it every time while feeling like I'm running the exact opposite ♪ When I hear about aiming for the strongest, I think it's a nurturing system, but the prince's doting flickers around... and in the latest edition, I'm even more excited about the next one! I think it's a work where you can enjoy all kinds of emotions, such as being thrilling, exhilarating, and exciting?

This review contains spoilers. It's so funny I can't stop reading it! I'm insanely addicted to it. The story doesn't stay forever when you're young, and the development of a story where you grow up at a good tempo is also good (there are also stories about when you were young are always lazy), and above all, I love Alicia's arguments. I wonder what will happen to Liz. I wonder if they're going to spread evil like a field of flowers. I'm looking forward to the conversation going on. I want to read the next volume soon!

This review contains spoilers. It was so funny that I wanted to punch myself. I read up to the latest edition in one go. I feel like I've seen a lot of false saints and unconscious saints, but I really don't feel comfortable with the good-looking hostess. As of volume 1, I said “Wow, that's disgusting” and ended up muttering. I was even nauseous when I stopped the main character who was attacked by thugs and tried to fight back. I want to see a true “happy ending,” not the pictorial fantasy described by a saint.

This review contains spoilers. I'm already excited to see how the relationship with Liz is being nurtured as a good rival, in addition to the serious scenes and the hilarious scenes...!! I love it so much that I want to go back in time until volume 5 is released!

This review contains spoilers. Congratulations on making it into an anime! I want to be a bad woman Alicia is awesome! The story is also well-thought out and interesting ~ I usually only read manga, but I was curious about novels too!

This review contains spoilers. There are still plenty of gaps between the villains, and they're pushing forward lol new characters are introduced in volume 4, and at the end, there's a glimpse of the original part of Finn, a cute, and innocent character with a smile... I'm also curious about what kind of position they are in, and whether they are on the sidelines or whether they move.

This review contains spoilers. The sight of her single-mindedly efforts from an early age aiming to become a bad woman is impressive. I became a watchdog for the saint, but it also seems like they have gradually developed a relationship where they both enhance each other. I also have a feeling that there might be something behind the saint. It feels like it's full of things that will be revealed in the future. I want to quickly read the continuation of Ali, who is really a “good kid,” and Seijo who feels like she's not really such a “good kid”

This review contains spoilers. Saint Liz is really nice too. There are so many flower fields in my brain that it's creepy. It's physiologically impossible for someone who can't come up with specific examples, long-term goals, or short-term goals with just this kind of idealism. After that, that's enough! The one that makes your cheeks puff up by saying something like that is basically gross. I think the original author was able to create such a disgusting existence. genius. great. The main character, Evil Woman (the young lady I admire), is a very stoic, realistic, and really reliable person, and I love her. That's why I read The Empty Idealism of Seijo, the heroine in the head flower field, was so disgusting that I screamed. The main character doesn't deny it at all. It describes the specificity, plannability, and future potential of the proposed proposals. However, Seijo is simply idealistic. It's disgusting to feel like everyone is holding hands and scoring a goal ♡. The story is very interesting and the pictures are wonderful. The battle scenes are amazing too. I'm looking forward to the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. I think it's a novel setting. I like Alicia's cute face when she takes a villain's daughter-like attitude towards a saint. I'm so annoyed by the saint who says pretty harsh things but turns everything into a positive lol Masasaku no Hanabatake ❗ It's also wonderful that Duke doesn't blur and is always close to Alicia. I'm looking forward to future developments.

This review contains spoilers. Alicia, who continues to work hard to become the villain daughter, is so cool and cute. Up to volume 3, it was about “A Little Different Reincarnation Evil Woman lol lol lol” and bought it because I was wondering if I should buy the 4 volumes of the latest edition, but I was swamped by comics at the end of the book. My recommendation is Finn. I feel like Liz isn't a reincarnated person, but it gradually started with something black, and it's a work that I'm really looking forward to developing in the future... ❗ or rather, Finn is crazy, it's already really crazy. I was in agony over what is this guy behind ⁉️ (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. I did it! The heroine was so positive that she derailed from the villain daughter route too much (she was unaware), and the increase in her likability from the targets to be captured made me laugh. What would happen if an in-game heroine appeared? Will something coercive work? I'm worried about the future! I can read it over and over again. I can't wait for the next edition!