Reviews for I Was Reincarnated as the Villainess in an Otome Game but the Boys Love Me Anyway! Manga

This review contains spoilers. Thanks to price cuts and coupons, I bought up to 7 volumes and read them right away! My feelings for the target Mystia are “dark” and “sick”! At first, I thought Mr. Sheik was “dangerous,” but Erik in volume 7 was so dangerous that “Where Are You Heading...”... I'm worried about the continuation, and I'm also curious about how it ends!

This review contains spoilers. The heroine thinks she's just a communication disorder, but she has the property of being obsessed with many people because she can't leave people alone in trouble and just helps people. Each and every one of the target episodes has a high degree of perfection, and it's packed tightly with material that would make a long story on its own, so it's extremely worth reading! I also thought it was amazing that all ◯◯◯ are yandere.

This review contains spoilers. Everyone has a jinge-like fear where each character heads in a different direction in search of the main character. The pictures are also beautiful, so if you like yandere, I definitely want you to read them.

This review contains spoilers. Although it is the villain's daughter, it is a one-of-a-kind work due to the original author's personality and the manga artist's beautiful illustrations. I came across this work when I was tired of the villain daughter in the template. As the title suggests, it is a work with different tastes, but I think it will stick to people who stab it. I often hear the term yandere in commerce these days. When I read them, I think only one thing -- this isn't a yandere. Of course, there are many works that are appropriate to be crowned as yandere, but it is also true that there are many words such as doting yandere that have not reached that level. However, there is something wrong with all of these works, so I think those who like that kind of work will fall in love with it! The original story has also been completed, and it's a branch end, so I definitely want to read that far, even if it's comicalized. I also highly recommend it to people like me who have a habit of falling in love with people who don't seem to be chosen because of things like reverse harem stuff.

This review contains spoilers. The picture is so beautiful, but no matter what you do, they are abnormally liked and misunderstood, and at the end of the day, there are even teachers who selfishly misunderstood that they are lovers. It's too scary. Mystia is certainly fascinating, but it's not like they only do special things that make you misunderstand, so that's too pathetic. I don't know who they'll choose in the end, but it's scary that the people who weren't chosen seem to fall into the dark and come to kill them.

This review contains spoilers. When I read it casually, I wonder if it's a romantic comedy, everyone was surprised that he was a yandere. There are so many people whose murderous intentions seem to occur even in murder cases (lol) I wonder if this has a happy ending...? Personally, I like both Raid and Erik, and I like all of Melo's servants, and Jesse Sensei, so I don't want them to just end up in ruin or something bad.

This review contains spoilers. After I started reading it as a trial reading, I fell in love with it all at once and bought everything that had already been published. All of the characters are good characters, but I'm looking forward to reading and waiting to see if they stick with my favorites.