Reviews for Formerly, the Fallen Daughter of the Duke Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's a development you can't imagine from the title of the work, and I recommend it. In the country where she was born and raised, the heroine has certainly been branded as an outcast, but the setting is that she has amazing power when tracing her roots. Such a strong heroine who knows her roots from painful events and new encounters and protects her loved ones. I've read up to 5 volumes. I'm curious about the continuation of what will happen from the sudden development of volume 4.

This review contains spoilers. The episodes are carefully piled up, so the changes in the characters' feelings are persuasive. The main characters are all nice people and I feel at ease. The development of volume 4 was insanely hit in the review, so I wonder what kind of terrible story it is... is it that bad? I don't think it's a complete solution. I wonder if that means you have to wait until the main character dies. I'm not sure I can go back, and if it's a stage where I bet on possibilities, I think moving before I die is the correct answer.

This review contains spoilers. I read it all at once. The heroine doesn't have a good relationship with her family, but I'm glad everyone around her is nice... I thought it was pretty easy to decide from my first encounter with Vick until I accompanied her to the castle. The conversation leading up to the engagement also had a pretty sense of speed, so haven't you skipped a lot of procedures? I thought, but I'm glad the conversation was quick. Will the story change from the second episode and unfold differently? I feel the joy that one grain tastes twice as good. I want to read the next one soon!

This review contains spoilers. It's a surprise rewind. In the middle of the story, or rather, they rewind at a timing where they thought it would end with a happy ending, and it was also their own intention. I want it to end in a happy ending. I'm worried about the continuation ~

This review contains spoilers. It's drawn from a different perspective from common reincarnation and death, and it's very interesting. The picture is beautiful and I think it matches the atmosphere of the work. However, Vic was attracted to Claire as if it were love at first sight, and I felt that was a bit unsatisfactory for someone who likes the process of being attracted. Also, there's a slight lack of explanation in the details of the line rotation, or are you skipping the lines? It's a bit disappointing that there are so many places that are so hard to understand that it's hard to understand. But the story itself is very interesting and engaging, so I recommend it. Personally, I wanted to see Noston Country, which bullied Claire in the first week, and her damn family and damn sister perish, but since Claire herself isn't a child who wants that, well, I wonder if it can't be helped if it's not a story... but only my damn sister should watch hell all at once.

This review contains spoilers. I read the web version and wanted to watch stories with different stories, so I bought novels and comics all at once! I'm looking forward to watching comics with a different retrograde story from the web version. Of course I like the main characters Claire and Vic, but I recommend Rui! I loved the fact that she was a cool and cool older sister, but I was also moved by the fact that her sister-in-law's magic power was sacrificed for the sake of the country in that moment! She is Vick's only female close aide, and she is a character that looks at Claire on command, and I wanted an older sister like this too.

This review contains spoilers. It's a common marriage annulment series, but it's interesting that the development from volume 4 has changed. The main character rewinds from volume 4 and starts all over again. I have zero memories of the crown prince from the neighboring country who had both feelings. I'm really curious about what's going to happen!

This review contains spoilers. I'm not left behind at all. I like the way the main character appears and the relationship with the heroine. In terms of atmosphere, I feel like Zen, Shirayuki, and close aides of Snow White with red hair.

This review contains spoilers. The inside is better than the cover. So what's going to happen now!? I didn't think it would be “back to square one” at that point...! The story that continued until volume 3 suddenly changed... I'm worried about the future.

This review contains spoilers. At last... I thought Vic and Claire would finally be happy! Unexpectedly, I went back to the past and said one more time... What's more, they don't follow the same path... What's going to happen now (tears)

This review contains spoilers. I thought I was headed straight for Happien, but my little sister is really bothersome and dangerous. Memories from previous lives are also a mystery because they are small in relation to games. Why did they come here and give them another test... it's time to rewind from volume 4 and start over. I don't think my sister will be rehabilitated. More... I want to read it soon!

This review contains spoilers. Volume 1 started with a common development, like I'm banished and I'm going to do my best from now on, but as the number of volumes progressed, I was thrilled, and even though I was so excited, tears, tears... I'm really excited to see if it will be the last volume next!

This review contains spoilers. Sisterhood dispute & annulment of engagement & Isekai Reincarnation & game world capture etc. While there are many settings in this genre that have already been exhaustively worked out in about 3 volumes, and there are many things that are completed with inertia within the expected range thereafter, the story of this work is developed better than expected, and volume 4 is also really interesting! Expectations are high for the future so that they don't just narrow their hips!