Reviews for <Chapter release>I Died at Your Behest Manga

This review contains spoilers. I like the Return to Death series, so I read it, but the one before going backwards was a bit too bad... I wonder if it's a story where you get this bad and start over with the Duke. There is nothing but a sense of incongruity. They were made to do things, even gave birth to children, were taken away, and trapped. The treatment of his wife, whom he had even slept with, is too severe, no matter what circumstances happened to the Duke. It's not humane. It's rare to see treatment that makes me feel so bad. Because of that, I wasn't even motivated to buy it. The picture was beautiful, so it's a pity. If it's going to be a story with the Prince, you can read it.

This review contains spoilers. I like the time leap series, so I bought it. It's a good read, but I thought it would be nice not to have a flag with my ex-husband. If possible, I think it would have been nice if the story could have progressed with only the Prince and the flag. Like everyone else, I wonder if that former husband and mother will change in that way.

This review contains spoilers. The heroine, who is the main character in a common retrospective reincarnation, goes through trial and error in an attempt to change her tragic past. In the past, far from helping, the former husband was a scum man who couldn't express any feelings or words to his wife. Even children born through brainwashing by their mother-in-law are maliciously directed at them, and they aren't needed as wives or mothers, so it's nothing but a living hell. Since it's about that mother-in-law, there is also a possibility that she was breathing in a backstory that her former husband didn't have, but that doesn't mean that the former husband, who didn't even investigate the truth himself, changed his words and actions now, and there were no past treatments. In the future, the past will change, and this mother-in-law will die, my former husband converted and changed her mind, and no matter how gently she changed, as long as I have memories of doing that much, I cannot do anything that I could not have forgiven. Well, according to the story, these two will probably stick together in the end... If it were me, I wouldn't get back together with my former husband, such as watching the main character's condition and handing over a dagger saying “show me dead,” even if it's a makeshift joke.

This review contains spoilers. It's probably going to be a trend where the heroine, who has a rewind memory of the love that fluctuates between the two (it's probably still around now), looks at her former husband from a different perspective. I think my ex-husband would have an advantage if we continue like this, but what will happen now? I'm looking forward to the next volume.