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

This review contains spoilers. That entourage is scary, disgusting, and frustrating. Seijo, aren't you unconsciously or consciously using fascination to take in your surroundings? I think so. What's more, the fact that he has an older brother as his entourage... I want Alicia to have more allies and get involved with the Holy Woman. The relationship with the prince has deteriorated, so I want them to make up quickly and that the prince will love and protect Alicia. I'm waiting for volume 4.

This review contains spoilers. It's very interesting. Since it's a game world, it's easy to train and learn, but it's interesting how she grows into an elite even though she's a villain daughter.

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 3 volumes. I was surprised when I easily transplanted one eye of my own to a loved one with the magic I acquired at level 91. I think what you're doing is a saint. I don't think the real saint, who only has pictures, would offer anything even if they were in the same situation. I'm looking forward to the future development of the story.

This review contains spoilers. She may have become the bad woman Alicia envisions, but it's also frustrating that my distance with Duke hasn't shrunk... The girl who came out towards the end I feel like the story will change depending on what happens to that girl in the future~

This review contains spoilers. I was reading it when volume 2 came out, but the next volume came out so late that I forgot it existed? I've read volume 3. There are a lot of reincarnation villains, and I found it interesting that the spotlight was a little different ✌ The heroine in the setting is a friendly, good-natured person, and the words she utters are people whose opinions don't mesh with each other, don't accept anything, and point to ideals, like someone you confronted in a debate, and I feel annoyed as a reader? It's a world where magic can be used, but there are five attributes of “darkness, light, water, wind, and fire,” and since the heroine has magic powers that specialize in all of these, the protagonist of the villain daughter stoically works hard in daily training aiming for “a strong evil woman who has high aspirations, hates being pretty, and is thoughtful, and has a strong heart.” It seems that the original story hasn't been completed yet, so the trials of confronting the Saints will probably continue, but I'd like you to put it together in a place that won't be too long.

This review contains spoilers. I was wondering if there would be developments to cure my eyes, but raising my eyes is amazing... I didn't imagine. It's interesting. I want to read the next one soon.

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 2 volumes. The main character, Alicia, remembers her memories from her previous life and trains herself by studying magic and training in swordsmanship in order to become the ideal villain. What is this stoic act!? If you thought it was funny and funny, not only that, but Momone only secretly went to a poor village nearby for inspection, met her mentor (knowledgeable villager), and she probably had original qualities, but she grew into a smart woman who thought about things from multiple angles. There's no way Alicia would fit in with Liz, the saint of the flower garden in her head... Liz is a character that is downright ridiculous from the point of view of a reader who lashes out at Liz and is cheated on by people around her, and supports Alicia. (It's a mystery why people think they can do business with just idealism even though their parents' house is a bakery... Haven't you ever thought about bringing homemade bread to aristocrats and handing it out to the poor? Then you'll know that if you just have good intentions, you won't be able to manage it, so isn't it bad?) The title says that the prince's doting love is accelerating, but it's true that the prince is attracted to Alicia, but there are times when Alicia is in a romantic relationship, so the relationship doesn't seem to progress that much? I was expecting something sweet in the title, so I was a bit disappointed and lost at 4 stars, but the story itself is good, the pictures are cute and easy to read, and it's an evaluation of Alicia's hard work aiming to become a bad woman, so it's 5 stars.