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

This review contains spoilers. I was curious about comics from the original, so I bought them. I liked the original illustrations, and I was worried about comics, but I didn't betray the original and kept my view of the world. Even after reading it, Wisteria's loneliness, hopelessness, and sorrow tightens my heart, and I can cry anyway. Even if I sacrificed myself this much, my partner is now completely happy. My sister has lost her memory and doesn't feel guilty. The only disciple who seems to be able to save him is his nephew, who supports Wisteria. Why is it that up to this point, I can't see a future where I can be happy at all, and I can't be saved. It's a painful story where I can't help but hope Wisteria will be rewarded in some way.

This review contains spoilers. It was a trial reading of the single episode, and I was curious that the pictures were beautiful and the story seemed interesting, so I had been waiting for the book. As a result, I bought it according to my favorite story and it was a great answer! I want Wisteria to be happy, but I wonder if my partner is my nephew? The lights are flickering and that's a bit strange, but I'll keep an eye on how it goes. Let's dabble in novels and single stories without waiting until volume 2 comes out...

This review contains spoilers. I've been curious since the trial reading and have been waiting for it to be made into a standalone book! The picture is really beautiful and I love it! I never thought my fiancee would meet two sons! I can't help but be worried about the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. It's tough. But I like it. I feel like the tempo is a little slow... both my sister and the prince are selfish. I want to be rewarded, but my nephew was no good, right?! I don't know what the end will be. But I want it to pay off a little bit.

This review contains spoilers. It's a really, really nice setting and it's interesting, but the story doesn't progress very fast. Did Lloyd speak to Wiss around volume 5 in particular? Do it, and Wisu Kyun... no no no no...! There are so many things like that, and there have been so many reprimands from Sartis. I tend to read it from Sartis's point of view from around here (in a situation where we really have to proceed quickly with the story because there is a risk that a large number of monsters will occur or become ferocious?! It's interesting) It's interesting, so I want to read it until the last volume, but if I buy 7 volumes and feel the same as up to volume 6, I guess I'll wait for the last volume... the setting is really interesting and the pictures are beautiful!!! I'm looking forward to seeing how it lands, but strangely nephew (on the family register?) a love affair with? Something like that interferes quite a bit and it's hard... this may also be an important element, but even though it's on the family register, I'm dealing with my nephew... I have a slight feeling that it would be disgusting if my love affair with my nephew was fulfilled

This review contains spoilers. Wisteria was told by her first love to go to a place in the wee hours of the morning where she would never come back in place of her sister. His son appears 23 years later to his girlfriend. Wisteria, who comes into contact with my son, feels somewhat out of place, but after spending about 20 years alone in a dark place, her words and actions are so cool and I fall in love with her!

This review contains spoilers. It's interesting! I like it! However, I have the impression that they are doing the same thing to the extent that I think it's okay to move on. Being able to put it together in 1 volume is 2 volumes in a circle. Even though it was really interesting, it didn't progress much, and my motivation to buy moved to another world.

This review contains spoilers. The main character, Irene, is asked by her first love partner Bright to go to her dead place (no return) in place of her sister-in-law. You probably understood that you wouldn't be able to refuse. that's crazy. While being slapped in the back by the witch for Bright, which can't use magic, I've been researching the land of the wee hours of the dawn (place of death). There was an ulterior motive (love) there, but... Since then, Irene has been fighting and defending in the dead zone alone for over 20 years, but is it terrible that she is the criminal who stole the treasure sword and is also treated as a witch? Even though the treasure sword Sartis went with me. My first love partner's son Lloyd is just trying to take Saltis for a selfish reason just for his own marriage proposal? If Sartis were taken, they probably wouldn't be able to live in this dead land. Naturally, the result of the match was a landslide victory for Irene! But when there were no enemies, I declared apprenticeship without permission. who is it? Why does Irene teach magic and take care of herself to defeat her? Aren't you too nice? Everyone is selfish. Does Irene just love that face after all? Sartis has a bad voice, but isn't he actually more decent than anyone else? I know it's not a human, and since it's a sword, it won't develop into a love affair, but it's definitely Sartis who has spent all these years with Irene and scolding and encouraging her. If she had come to this area alone, I don't think she would have survived. I don't think I would have been able to endure loneliness if I were alone. Having someone to talk to is important. Right now, he's an opponent who can also be slapped lightly. Personally, I didn't really like anything other than Sartis.

This review contains spoilers. I keep reading to see when the main character will be happy, but happiness doesn't come at all. The only story partner, Sword, uses words that make you uncomfortable, such as “did you live,” and the place where his first love son Lloyd later comes and breaks into a conversation between the two of them every time there is an incident, which is a rather depressing level where you can't read the air. There are people right in front of me who saw and heard the sword say take her, yet she is a witch who stole the sword. Furthermore, I am made to work alone for the rest of my life, alone in a world where there is no moon or sun, and my whole life for purification. Salvation dies whenever you die. It's become I'm doing research on magic that's different from someone else's perspective, and if I were to steal a sword, would I have to save tens of thousands of people by myself?? I got angry. They were offered as sacrifices in their place, and the person in first love made children with their sister-in-law and 3 others on the other side. huh?? I was so insensitive that my head seemed to go bald. I think it would be good for my son Lloyd to go to the place where he was sacrificed. If I could meet at that time... I knew that it would be nice if they made a statement, so I didn't teach my son anything, and there was nothing. The man I fell in love with at first thought was a demon. My son Lloyd is also quite a strange person, and although slight changes can be seen later, at the moment of volume 5, he has a fiancee in his original place, and if he has to go back someday, don't you think that the loneliness when the main character is alone will be deeper than darkness. It makes me feel sad because I can't see even the smallest happiness. Even a little bit is fine, so I want a scene that makes me feel refreshed. The main character's wording like “it's...” 23 years from now doesn't seem right.