Reviews for The Person I Loved Asked Me to Die in My Sister's Stead Manga

This review contains spoilers. I started with comicalization, and now I've read up to 8 volumes of the novel, but I can't help but enjoy the continuation. Both the comicalized pictures and frame breaks, and the characters spelled out in the novel richly express feelings and scenes, and you are drawn into the story. I want the protagonist, who has endured unhappiness, to be wrapped in serene happiness. At the end of volume 8, the protagonist, who has regained his magic through tools, confronts monsters that have transferred from another world. Maybe she'll save her sister on her way back to her territory to recuperate? Maybe I'll meet my sister's husband, that man from my first love who sent himself to another world again? In order to help the main character who confronts monsters, he while under house arrest in the castle tower will rush to the main character due to a transfer, and may face his own parents, who are visible to the protagonist, there? I'm also looking forward to such developments. When they learn that the happiness of one's family was based on the protagonist's sacrifice, what do the younger sister and her three children, including him, think about the man who is the husband and father who sent the protagonist to another world? What does the man himself think and what will become of him? As a story, interest is naturally raised while expecting that the feelings and whereabouts of the younger sister family will not be ignored. Oh, I want him to overcome various situations and make the main character happy, of course. I hope the main character and he will be able to connect and live a peaceful life.

This review contains spoilers. I definitely want you to read the original novel too. I'm terribly addicted to it. Iemori-sensei's comics are so good that I'm worried about the continuation, and if I read the original novel from volume 1, everything will pay off starting with volume 4 of the novel! I want you to read both of them because they will pay off!! That's because the two of them really enjoy talking. Something like that happened, so miraculously the two were able to meet in this day and age! It really is a miracle when you think so... It's a really well-made story! From now on, there are still plenty of scenes I want to read with Iemori-sensei's designs (laughs). Personifications of Sartis have been shown on drama CD pamphlets, etc.! Recommended for those who want to see it! It's good (lol)

This review contains spoilers. I only read comics. Wisteria is too painful when I read it, it's too bad, and it's tough; even though they're living hard, I think he's a pretty good man as I read it, and I wonder if the two will stick together in the future, but I also think they're a bit disgusting. Maybe there's a catch between Bride and Rosalie's children and the fact that they look just like their father Well, I feel that Wisteria is once again struggling... worried, and I feel like Wisteria is once again personifying that I want them to protect Wisteria from spirits or anything and make them happy. I don't like Bride and Rosalie in particular, I definitely knew that Wisteria had a crush on them, and they understood that I wanted them to help Rosalie take their place I think it's supposed to be. I want the heroine to be happy and live a happy life soon after they're gone, and I want them to feel refreshed somewhere. Rosalie, who has money and status, and seems like I have to live a happy life... also thinks she must know somewhere even though she pretends not to know, and I want the heroine to be happy anyway

This review contains spoilers. The heroine grew up as an adopted daughter of an aristocrat. The heroine, who lived happily surrounded by kind foster parents and a healthy sister-in-law, fell in love with the duke's son, but he was a heroine who was close to his sister-in-law but had already reached marriageable age, and his sister-in-law was still seeking feelings for her first love partner around that time, his sister-in-law was destined for a “unknown place full of miasma, no one came back alive), but he avoids the heroine and first love partner who work hard to stop her sister-in-law's fate in the wee hours of the morning The first love partner asks the heroine to replace her sister-in-law, who can be said to be the last resort, and the heroine accepts it and leaves for the wee hours of the morning instead of her sister-in-law (episode 2) in episode 3, 23 years have passed since the heroine came to the land of the wee dawn, and her appearance hasn't changed, and he struggled so as not to affect the earth with the talking Seiken that time, his first love partner accompanied the heroine with pity during his departure The opponent's son has boarded the land of the wee hours of dawn to obtain the Holy Sword, but the subtlety of the heart of the lonely heroine who is called ascetic practice under the heroine and lives together is carefully depicted, and it seems like it tends to sink in terms of themes that draw you in, but is Seiken bright? is the figure thick? interesting? Thanks to the characters, the division between everyday normal mode and serious scenes doesn't seem so uncomfortable... the young man who is the hero positive is personally too tough, and his sister-in-law's son is too tough. Originally, it's a hero who boarded the land of the unknown in search of a sacred sword to propose to the princess, but there also seems to be a LOVE development with the heroine, but it seems like there is also a LOVE development with the heroine, but when it comes to the son of the first love partner... I'm glad the lonely heroine was saved! It's not like that, I want the heroine to be happy in such a complicated state of mind... I expect Seiken, who has been watching over me for so many years, to become humanized and suddenly unfold

This review contains spoilers. If you are unsure whether to buy it, there is absolutely no loss in buying it!! (There are spoilers below) Contrary to Irene's tone, the girly part of the content is too much of a gap and too cute, making her the best heroine! Lloyd seems crazy, but behind that, he has trouble not being able to find his true self, and sometimes he loses his time when it comes to his mentor... he can't stop freaking out. Or rather, the picture was so good that I was glad I bought it for this drawing quality alone!

This review contains spoilers. The drawing was so beautiful that I accidentally pulled out my hand, and when I saw the title (crying) this painful story (crying), it was a work I avoided! I can't stop reading even though it's tough! This is a hit piece! I would have hated my parents-in-law, Bright, and Rosalie if they were even worse people. I was so distraught because of my love for my little sister that I had no choice but to replace my older sister's painful choice... terrible though! At least wipe away the stigmatization! I think so. We were able to have 3 children and build a happy family! When I thought about it, my little sister was shocked and her memory was vague. In order to protect that, Bright doesn't touch on the topic either. When my son appeared in such a good-looking form, were those two people tied up and made a child out of control! I was in despair, but Irene grabbed my son's heart, who was a super singer, so I did my best. What kind of ending will it have? May one more person not be sacrificed. (Normally, if you fight monsters alone for 23 years, you'll either go insane, or make the monster move from place to place! It will be! Not at all!) May Irene be happy!

This review contains spoilers. This story is sad. First of all, someone I really love from volume 1 falls in love with my younger sister, and it's so sad right away that Bright tells me to go to the Land of Death instead of my little sister. If you imagine the expressions and feelings of the characters and read them carefully, it's extra sad. Wisteria is also beautiful with dark hair and has a sad appearance. Sadness accelerates. I've had nothing but hardships up to this point, so I really want them to be happy with their loved ones. Yes, Lloyd, please. Make them happy.

This review contains spoilers. It was the latest edition that made me happy to see the kiss scene between my friend Lloyd and the main character. Even though I'm not doing anything erotic, it's also irresistible that it's erotic. It's irresistible, but I want Ride to be brought back to the novel. I was thrilled again when I saw it in the manga... Congratulations on making it into an anime! I'll try sitting up straight!!

This review contains spoilers. I read up to 6 volumes at once. I want the main character to be happy because she became a guard because she was asked by someone she loved to replace her sister-in-law, but before she knew it, she was banished as a sinner and it was too pitiful