Reviews for In Another World, My Sister Stole My Name Manga

This review contains spoilers. The older sister is written as having a bad personality, but doesn't that mean that one sister is bad? Something that seems to have come up. Personally, I was happy that volume 4 made me feel a little relieved, but I'm curious about the continuation of what will happen from here on out.

This review contains spoilers. I like Kotoko's work, but I like the girl characters. Ichika is such a healthy, good-natured kid that it's kind of itchy. I was surprised by Noah's sudden transformation in volume 4, but I wonder if it was good that it finally felt sweet.

This review contains spoilers. I'm not good at Zama, a character that exists to be oppressed and eliminated, so I'm glad my older sister doesn't seem to be a common zama. I've read up to 2 volumes, but the original relationship between the main character and her older sister isn't clear, so I'm not convinced by the older sister's words and actions since she came to Isekai if it's just the information that is being flickered right now. There is a strong feeling that the main character exists as a comparison target. It's not that important, but there are quite a few moments where I wonder where the escort went lol

This review contains spoilers. My older sister was so bad that I was a little frustrated. But that doesn't mean I don't understand your older sister's feelings either. It's OK for my little sister to be positive! I was shocked when I found out that Noah was Cecil!

This review contains spoilers. For some reason, my memories with Cecile have been taken from me by my older sister who went to the world of mirrors, and Noah, the second prince, stares at me from the first time I met him. Confusion continued from the beginning, and I was worried, so I bought up to the latest 4 volumes. What I thought after reading this far is that I'm glad Ichika came to this world in second place. The mystery of Cecile, who was communicating with Ichika in a mirror, has been solved, but since that mystery has been solved, I'm worried about Karen and the Queen's movements.

This review contains spoilers. Everyone is a liar (laughs) small lies pile up and it's getting complicated, but I'm reading it while thinking that if you face them properly, you should feel refreshed. The main character Ichika (real thing) is a hard worker, kind, and truly a holy woman. Compared to that, I don't like my older sister a bit (I don't like it)

This review contains spoilers. It's common for either of the sisters to have really ugly personalities, but the character of the older sister also stands out for her good sister, who is angry, but even so

This review contains spoilers. My twin sister is a common villain, but considering my older sister's background, she's a villain you can't hate! Also, their heart is amazing. I'm worried about the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. I feel like they have tremendous cheat abilities attached to common stories. Even if you consider medical knowledge and original learning ability, there is a limit for swallowing quickly, and even though it's full of thrilling points, it is exquisitely effective against stress. It has a quick effect. So far, the power of the Saints has really made me feel refreshed.

This review contains spoilers. I read Sisters from Another World for the first time. It's a story about the two of them going to another world, but I was initially frustrated with my older sister, but what she had in her heart came out flickering, and now I want my sister to be saved!

This review contains spoilers. I only reported to my sister that she was interacting with a prince from another world. Also, the fact that the older sister who went to another world earlier took her own name and took her as a prince. There is a sense of tradition that one of the sisters has a bad personality, but it is preferable for the heroine to work hard with her own effort and personality as a heroine. Even if the names are different, if I remember our interactions up until now, I don't feel like I'll be misled, but which one is the prince? The heroine eventually becomes the fiancee of the younger brother Prince, but that also seems likely, and I'm worried about the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. The fact that they were connected to people from another world even before the transition was novel. I was scared for a moment when people from another world were children, so they grew up and their relationships changed, but it's an otherworldly fantasy to the extent that if you persevere a little, you can pretend not to watch it. Maybe it feels good to read that my sister really doesn't like it, and I hate it to my heart's content. The heroine seemed too pitiful for that reason, but since my sister's fiancé is not emotional, emphasizes politics, and works rationally, I thought the balance would be good without being too stifling. I'm glad I was able to reunite safely in volume 4 and read the answers together. It wasn't finished yet, but it was interesting.

This review contains spoilers. en esta encantadora fantasía, ichika se ve arrastrada a otro mundo donde se reencuentra con un cecil maduro y descubre que su hermana, ahora llamada ichika, ha tomado su lugar como Santa, Desatando una aventura para recuperar su identidad y destino

This review contains spoilers. My older sister Karen, who can't be congratulated when they faced each other and understood each other, actually doesn't seem to just want to be mean to her younger sister Ichika. There certainly seem to be places that are a bit twisted, but he doesn't look like an inveterate villain. I wonder who the real bad guys are.

This review contains spoilers. Our character Noah is finally in doting mode in volume 4. I wasn't really interested when I was a character, but the sexy and delicate atmosphere of Noah's Crying Bokuro in volume 4 was amazing. The relationship between the four seems to change drastically in the future, and I'm looking forward to the continuation