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

This review contains spoilers. I really like the pictures and the story. However, against the main character, Mystia, the assumptions of the capture opponents are terrifying (even servants w), and Jay sensei's thoughts are particularly frightening. It's scary that in the future, even if Mystia has both feelings for someone else to capture, they must have been forced to accept it, and as a result, a wild run of bizarre misunderstandings will occur. That's strange... book genre even though it's a romantic comedy... (sweat) I bought the latest edition and read it, but my anxiety level exploded... can this be sorted out??? is it coming together properly???

This review contains spoilers. It's a story as the title suggests. As the title suggests, the appearance of the target to be captured is abnormal, or something other than the target is abnormal. The outside and inside of the mansion... it was a yandere with different tendencies. Everyone involved in the heroine so far. Yes! everyone!! (Read up to 3 volumes) It's a work that's so relentless that I'm too worried about the continuation

This review contains spoilers. It's reincarnation, so I bought it. When I was a child, there were no major changes, and it progressed smoothly, but since volume 2, it is a work where everyone gets more and more messy for the first time, and there are few scenes where I feel refreshed, but I'm worried about the next one. After reading them all, what I thought was Villain Reincarnated changed to my perception that it was Yandere Reverse Harem Gakuen Mono. I'm more fidgety than Kyun Kyun.

This review contains spoilers. The number of targets to be captured and the people around the main character increase with each volume... I'm horrified (laughs) I usually recommend one person and read them while cheering and cheering that person would do well with the main character, but when it comes to this work, Mystia runs away!!! It's strange that I don't want to recommend any of the characters to the main character... Now that I've read up to 3 volumes, I think Klaus is the most decent (decent) showing his backside, but it seems like there are still new characters coming out, and there are many people with mysteries, so I'm worried about future developments.

This review contains spoilers. While the pictures are beautiful and the story is a popular reincarnation, the heroine's unusual obsession with the protagonist (the protagonist is in the villain's daughter position) and the servants of the mansion is interesting up to this point! Doting is doting, but as it's written in other reviews, it's all Yandere characters (lol) There weren't only Yandere characters up to this point, so I can't help but enjoy the Yandere vs. Yandere confrontation! And while the main character doesn't notice that he has an obsession with his surroundings, whether he is natural or insensitive, he highly appreciates Jesse sensei as being the most decent of the main characters, but when I read the story from Jesse's point of view in volume 2 of the book, Jesse sensei was the most dangerous guy... (laughs) How do you arrive at such an idea? (Laughter) It's a comic, and the pictures are beautiful and handsome, so it's forgivable, but it's usually scary. But it's interesting, so I want Don-dong to get involved with the main character! Jesse sensei looks like an end! (Laughter) I don't know the original story, so it's not strange for the 3 people who are the 4 target players (as of volume 2 of the book) to stick together, so I'm looking forward to the future!

This review contains spoilers. It was a trial reading, and I bought it because it seemed quite interesting. It's not a powerful story where the heroine, the villain, struggles to avoid a bad end, and it's nice that they think carefully and proceed calmly. But for some reason, it's interesting that they are liked as capture characters! I read it so fast, and I can't wait to read it again soon!

This review contains spoilers. Not only are the targets to be captured, but all of the male characters are strange. It's full of twists and turns, but as I read on, the sense of incongruity disappeared. It's filled with yandere and doting, so I think there are many people who like it.

This review contains spoilers. It's a level where it's safe to say that all of the characters other than the main character, Mystia, are crazy. Not only the 4 people targeted, but even the servants are obsessed with Mystia. In particular, the teachers are terrible. I liked the face, and I liked the bullish attitude at first, but now I misunderstood and looked like a stalker... where was that cool teacher??

This review contains spoilers. I started reading it because I was curious about what “the target to be captured is abnormal” in the title. I was addicted to comics and even read the original novel. What made me think it was interesting was the scene in volume 1 where the main character, Mystia, deliberately causes tantrums in order to help his wife and goes on a rampage. As a method, out of the blue, the line “Honestly, my mind seems to die, but this saves lives, rather, I would never do it unless lives were at stake” was a pressure point. I felt how excellent the dialogue was. As the title suggests, the target to be captured is abnormal... but it's still just the beginning. It's a bit different from the other villains and daughters. The story with Jesse sensei was like I was having some kind of grand dream... there was an unprecedented misunderstanding, and I really thought it was amazing that the author who thought about this was amazing.

This review contains spoilers. I read that it's a story about a pattern where the villain daughter starts acting when she is little to avoid bad ends, but there are scenes with Gene here and there, which is very interesting. I'm still in my infancy, so I'm really excited to see what's going to happen in the future.