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

This review contains spoilers. The drawing was good, and I hadn't read the light novel, but it was so interesting and I can't wait to read the continuation as soon as possible! The next purchase will be decided along with the release of the new edition!

This review contains spoilers. After losing her parents, the main character, Natalie, marries Julius, an aristocrat from another country. Due to the mother-in-law's ploy, there is a distance between her husband and son, including her servants, and she is isolated. Amidst the couple's lack of communication, Julius says it's the title, and Natalie despairs and stabs her sword in the chest. After that, Natalie returns to before her marriage. Julius, whom I met there, saves Natalie's father from a crisis and devotes his life to Natalie at the cost of a crime. Actually, Julius had returned too. When Natalie thought she would keep away from Julius in order to stay away from the misfortunes she experienced in her first life, it seems that she is still attracted to it. As I read it all the time, I wanted to watch over my life and see if it was possible for a married couple to start over even if that much happened.

This review contains spoilers. I like Prince Edward. If you can do it all over again, I want you to move away from your previous bad memories and memories as much as possible and walk through a new life with a new person. That's because the treatment of the mother-in-law and her husband before the main character started over was too bad. Even if it is said that there is a reason for that, it has absolutely nothing to do with the protagonist himself. The main character just got involved with bad people and got into such a terrible situation. But in those stories, I wonder what the original scabbard looks like on the cover. How about occasional irregular results with people you weren't involved with “before” (Your Highness)?

This review contains spoilers. These are my impressions up to volume 2. It was hard watching the heroine's circumstances. When she wakes up, time goes back to before her marriage to Julius, and from there, the heroine takes action with the goal of stopping the war and saving her parents. There, Julius, who was her marriage partner, appears and saves the heroine's predicament. Edward, the second prince, also showed up... Looking at Julius's actions, I thought it might be strange, but I think so after all. What kind of future will the heroine choose?

This review contains spoilers. If you start reading it like a common story about going back to death, it's a return to death from a fierce, too painful life that you rarely see, and what kind of revenge should you take to clear your mind, this?! It was a feeling. The heroine says that she's a saver, but you'll save your revenge partner's life... and you have memories of your avenging partner as soon as possible, don't you?! I'm stopping by, and if anything, they've been favored... is this a story that can only be saved?! and. But is it normal to be strangely insensitive and timid? I don't like the main character who also goes through that and makes a fuss, so on the contrary, I'm addicted to it. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 3 volumes. Eh, will the main character forgive you? , I thought. It makes me think it's fast. The main character's parents, who take his sick sir on a sightseeing trip, are also confused by the main character who ends up dating it. The pictures are cute, but it makes me think that the pain up to the first volume is light.

This review contains spoilers. As you can see in everyone's reviews, the pictures are beautiful, and the story is easy to understand. Not only the main character but also her husband has returned, and why didn't they face this before it happened even on their own will

This review contains spoilers. I like the story where the heroine can start over in the Return to the Daughter's Death series, so the development where it can be improved quite a bit on the 2nd lap feels good. The heroine's unhappy constitution seems pitiful (a horse-drawn carriage was attacked on the 2nd lap and a strange man stopped by... some kind of foreshadowing?). I'm relieved that the simple brightness of the handmaiden and dad adds just the right amount of comicality. After reading up to volume 2, I was able to understand to some extent why the heroine was cruelly experienced on the first lap, so it was a bit refreshing. Did that settle the case of my ex-husband's mother? Will they reappear again feeling like the middle boss? That's the impression (I'm not unable to read it as I'm glad my mother was deported and settled, but the work hasn't been completed, so I'm kind of wary). Do you need a story line that's popular with multiple male characters? I also think, but rather, that is probably the main point of the work. Anyway, I feel like the heroine was able to avoid the worst scenario on the 1st lap and start over, around volume 2, so it was great that I was able to read that far! As the title suggests, the impact of the prologue is amazing, so why did that happen!? It made me want to read the continuation, and I'm thankful that they let me read it early without putting off too much.