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

This review contains spoilers. It's interesting that the main character, the villain daughter Mystia, has to be disliked by the characters in order to avoid the ruin flag, and conversely, it increases her likability. It really is a suspenseful love comedy!

This review contains spoilers. The target, which had the feeling that stats were full of bugs, was too interesting. I can enjoy the feeling that being pressured by this kind of thing is actually nonsense. The status likability column has broken through the ceiling, so it makes me laugh.

This review contains spoilers. This kind of comic is called reverse herr, but for some reason, the main hero is decided to be one person, but in this game, everyone targeted for capture shows an abnormal obsession with the heroine, so I don't know what kind of development it will take. For the time being, there is a hero who looks like the main character, but it's a story where it's not strange if you don't end up with him, so I'm looking forward to it until the end.

This review contains spoilers. It's still in the middle of volume 2, but Jesse sensei, who was in the review, understood the worst lol lol lol it was extremely difficult to keep reading it as it was, so I reviewed it. Huh... I'm glad I bought it... -- postscript: I've read up to 5 volumes. everyone is crazy lol I really like this kind of thing. Are there any decent people? who? It's too funny!! ---- Additional note: I've read up to 6 volumes. I don't understand it because it's so difficult that I don't understand... I don't understand anything... I'm in a state of affairs. What's going to happen, Miss Mystia!

This review contains spoilers. A romance comic where every character pours out obsessive love, which can be called insane, against Mystia. I can't say it's pure, but I thought that the main character, who is surrounded by characters who have straight love even when distorted, might be happy in a sense. Who are you going to stick with? I'm curious

This review contains spoilers. I thought all of the targets to be captured were yanderes! Once I read it, I read almost all the volumes of Yandere or Menhera W5 regardless of gender, including mobs, and even so, there were so many mysteries that I was curious and read the next one in the web novel, and the foreshadowing was collected, and it was refreshing! Anyway, the heroine is too insensitive, or rather, an unconscious person, and even so, she has a sense of self-affirmation, and is too frightened by the game's condemnation, which is pretty bothersome. She's just beautiful, and she's cool when she protects people, and she's a good kid, but she doesn't feel sorry for her targets... None of them seemed to stick together, and when I thought it would only be Meriba, all the endings of the web novel were prepared, and I was satisfied reading only the one I recommended!! In web novels, the same phrase comes up over and over, so the comics have insanely beautiful pictures, are easier to understand, and I'm glad I bought them! Target ☆ 5, heroine ☆ 4.4, story ☆ 4.8, picture ☆ 5

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about doting on the main character, but each of those loves is too heavy. It's not at the level of like ♡ or anything like that, it's muddy, deep love, and a yandere type. Everyone sees only Mystia, and maybe it's because Mystia is kind and has a sense of justice, but that love is so abnormal that it's annoying to read it. It's a story about a fiancee who saved her parents, a friend who made me come out of withdrawal, a teacher who misunderstood that she liked herself for the first time without being afraid, the main character of the true story, and her followers all have a love affair with Mystia. However, since the main character has no interest in anyone's favor, it makes me want to cheer for the characters' love for Mystia... Unbeknownst to me, killing each other seems to occur because of my own fault, and I also think it would be better to really run away somewhere far away. Who will end up with... I'm curious, but no matter who I end up with, I feel like BADEND, and I feel sorry for Mystia. After that, I was wondering who the long-haired handsome guy that came up along the way... ✌

This review contains spoilers. If you imagine and read it from the title, you'll be betrayed. They're certainly doting on, but they're not sweet. Even so, I was able to read up to volume 4 with a smile, but I was horrified by the latest 5 volumes. Mystia are you okay...? Contrary to his own feelings, the target for capture is getting crazier and crazier. Jesse sensei thought there would be some salvation by not showing it, but with volume 5, the insanity broke through the limit. Honestly, I'm scared. I wish you a happy ending. don't do meribandom.

This review contains spoilers. It's a comic, but I feel like I'm reading a novel. And is this suspense? I've read the entire volume, and it's a work with a unique, strange atmosphere. As the title suggests, it's “too abnormal.” The content is also complicated, and I can't help but be curious! I think I'll buy this and read it until the end.

This review contains spoilers. In view of the fact that all the people around the main character have been reincarnated into a dangerous game, I'm very concerned about what kind of game and how the only person who has a dangerous current line of thought that makes you want to feel like twitching is currently the villain daughter of a transfer student who doesn't seem to be a game character, so it's a work that continues to be very interesting about how it lands