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

This review contains spoilers. I really felt sorry for Wisu, who was only given a place to stay in the “Land of the Weeks of Dawn.” That's where Lloyd came... The kid who doesn't know anything is right!! It was carefully depicted that they were attracted to each other, even though they thought a little bit and didn't think about it (wry laugh), but it was so careful that I felt that progress was slow. If you jiggle too much, you'll lose your motivation to read, so I think I'd like the tempo to be raised a little more.

This review contains spoilers. I was reading the original novel (web version). I wasn't finished when I was reading it, so now I don't know what happened to the last one and what it will be like. I thought it was terrible for my ex-fiance and sister, but it seems like there are circumstances over there too... I've stopped reading the novel without the reason being revealed yet. My little sister doesn't know anything at all, and it's a bit annoying that she's being protected without knowing anything, but I'm always too worried about the lack of explanation of the situation, including the main character, probably because there are restrictions or something around her. What made me feel sad, or rather complicated, was that I thought it would be the end of being tied to the son of someone I like. I want to quickly see how they understand each other (explanation of circumstances such as being alive, stories about their younger sister, etc.) and whether they meet or not, and how the son (hero) also knows the main character's feelings and circumstances (the reason for his birth triggered by his own parents). 2024/12/13 update: I was a little curious and searched for my impressions, but after reading a spoiler review on a certain page where the story progressed quite a bit, I started to want to read it. It's discounted, so I'll take this opportunity to buy one.

This review contains spoilers. the introduction part, tears at the protagonist's pity? Her misfortune was because the man she fell in love with was scum! I had zero sense of guilt even though I stuck with my sister and sacrificed the main character. ←On the contrary, the main character is treated as a villain! My son came to another world to marry a princess, but unlike his father, I hope he is a good guy.

This review contains spoilers. It's really painful that Bright, who eventually chose her younger sister after all, told Wisteria to sacrifice herself in place of the person she loved, and was confined to another world alone for 23 years while living a happy life with her sister. It's natural to be confused when Lloyd, who looks just like him, comes out of nowhere. He also wants Saruto, which was stolen (reportedly) for his princess. I really feel sorry for Wisteria because there are so many selfish people. I'm wondering if Sart's true lord will appear, but since I like interacting with him, I'm looking forward to a happy future with Saruto.

This review contains spoilers. It's sad to be betrayed by your fiancé. Even so, it's amazing to try to live in a world shrouded in miasma in order to protect the world. Difficulties are likely to occur. I want to know what it's like to live in a world without the sun or moon.

This review contains spoilers. It's a bit too sad to be told such a thing by someone you like to die in your place... it's probably because your love has broken down... it's a bit too sad...

This review contains spoilers. I was attracted to the beautiful pictures. It's a stark title, so I'm enjoying it as a reader without being that surprised or angry (the story is full of sadness and crying). Bright is a wonderful person, but an outrageous person who is willing to hurt others for the sake of those he wants to protect. Lloyd is far more attractive than that kind of person. That son is a little bit caught up, but I'm worried about the continuation of how they get to know each other and little by little they unknowingly feel like leaving. It's going to be a happy ending, right?? Be it!!!

This review contains spoilers. Wisteria was sacrificed while keeping her feelings for her first love hidden in her heart. That's because my first love partner liked her sister-in-law, who had initially been chosen as a sacrifice, and asked her to take her place. My mother-in-law also says that you are sacrificed to your daughter's (sister) cuteness, but I don't think that can be blamed. Well, my first love partner probably wants to help someone they like, and my parents are probably cuter if my younger sister is related by blood. Wisteria is being made a villain in order to protect the house without saying anything to the dead, so I don't think there's any way to do it as a way of dealing with the side that survives from now on. It also exists in reality. Until then, I had taken good care of Wisteria, and I was on good terms with my sister-in-law, and my first love partner was just kind, and I didn't have a crush on her. It's been 23 years since I lived for some reason as a sacrifice, but because of the world that was sent as a sacrifice, I didn't age at all and stayed young. What appeared there was a male Lloyd who looked just like his first love partner. Actually, he is the son of his first love partner, and he has entered this world for a certain ambition, but Wisteria is overwhelmed by his first love partner over his every move. But given her harsh and special circumstances, it seems like years have passed and it's like they haven't, so I don't think it's unreasonable to be thrilled... ah, it was my nephew. What makes me excited about my nephew's awareness is something I think about for a moment. Lloyd will also recognize her as a special woman in Lloyd. Well, I don't think there's any element that isn't attracted to her, who looks beautiful, and has strong and weak points. but she's my aunt, isn't she? So far, the hero candidate is my nephew, and there is a part I draw when I think about whether they will have a romantic relationship in the future, but I want Wisteria to be happy even without that. She was simply sacrificed for the happiness of her first love partner, and since she is a beautiful woman with no hint of revenge on her family and her first love partner with no hint of revenge on her family and first love partner, she is reading it, and I can't help but wish for her happiness. That's because it's okay if the talking sword changes to a handsome guy at some point and end up in love with that guy.

This review contains spoilers. Kind father-in-law, mother-in-law, and gentle bright who has been in love with her bright and cute sister-in-law Rosalie since she was a child... but Bright likes Rosalie, and she doesn't want to send Rosalie to her death, but she single-mindedly asks the heroine Wiss to take her place... Wiss knew about Bright's love, and even though she sacrificed herself to protect her stepfamily... it's probably because I didn't think that Wisdom was alive, so much so that she didn't say anything to the dead, The fact that the witch who stole it didn't even correct the twisted scandals with her relatives, and they're living happily... Rosalie seems to have lost her memory... but Wiss is only one person in the Demon Realm, and even though she fights and lives alone without getting old by sacrificing herself so that the original world isn't harmed... Wiss is too kind, and I can't forgive those who twist and listen to the facts! Lloyd, the son of Bright and Rosalie, meets Wiss in order to get to know the Holy Sword... Maybe someday they'll be able to return to their original world, but at that time, how will those in-laws accept Wiss and how will they make amends... What will the princess that Lloyd made a vow to do too?! I just keep reading, hoping that Wiss won't get hurt any more and will be happy!

This review contains spoilers. Bad people don't come out very often, so it's sad.. Wiss in particular... still cries. People's likes and dislikes are unavoidable. Bright's feelings are not for Wyss, but for Wiz's younger sister. But that phrase came up a lot... it seems like they still regret it even after 23 years, but it probably didn't work to save Wiss. They can't help being called dead, but they have to work to pick them up. Regrets are nothing but words. If I apologize, I wonder if Wiss will forgive me... Even in a different world, Wiss still feels sad, and although Saruto gets in the way sometimes, I believe W-Lloyd will save him. The pictures are also beautiful and I am drawn in. Postscript - I've read volume 5, but it hasn't progressed at all. That's a bit disappointing.

This review contains spoilers. Somehow, it was such a deep, painful story that made my heart ache. I hope Irene will be happy in the future. Bright... he's a stupid guy. The people on that side also handled Irene so conveniently and I can't forgive him. Please, may the heroine get swollen at the end... really, please.

This review contains spoilers. Even though I was asked to take my place by my unrequited partner, treating them as criminals is too terrible. It's too ironic that Lloyd suddenly appeared as Bright's son. The person herself says that she will bring back an important sword without even knowing the heroine's feelings. Even though everyone thinks he's not alive, I wonder if Bright doesn't know that her son has gone to another world. If you read up to 3 volumes, the heroine isn't rewarded. There are only selfish people, and Sartis values the heroine the most.

This review contains spoilers. On the other hand, I think the main character is too pitiful, but I'm reading it with excitement to wonder if there will be any such developments in the future. Somehow, stupid men don't seem happy and I feel like my son is still better (although he's overly self-conscious)