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

This review contains spoilers. It was so cruel from episode 1 that everyone around the main character was angry while reading it. It's such a personal development that I wouldn't be able to read without the beautiful pictures of Sartis and Iemori ← but it becomes a habit and I read on lol Lloyd itself is so fascinating and makes me cringe, but am I the only one who inevitably gets caught by my broken partner and my sister's child? I'm a Sartis person who has always been by my side, watching and scolding and encouraging me, so be sure to personify him. So far only Sarthe has won. I can't help but be worried about the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. The story setting is good and the story development is very good, the pictures are beautiful, and I'm addicted to the depth of the story. For the time being, it's too painful and sad that the heroine, Wisteria, is healthy, and trying to be strong at the same time. Although they were stopped by my father-in-law, my mother-in-law also said words to replace Rosalie... even though they were good friends in the family, and from the bride I loved until now, no matter how much people treated them as freaks, those feelings were futile, and they were shown a place where they hugged each other that they loved their little sister Rosalie and fell into despair, and the bride told me a ruthless thing to go to the guard instead of Rosalie Shimamo withdrew herself, and the feelings of Wisteria, who took Rosalie's place, were so painful that she cried. Even though it's such a kind witch, it has been recorded and handed down that for some reason, the evil witch stole Saruto and became a substitute keeper, and in this world, anyone other than one friend in the Demon Tower was abandoned by relatives and brides, and even though she didn't die as a guard, she didn't even remember thank you in place of Rosalie. Everyone should know that Wiss isn't a bad woman, and even Saruto didn't steal... everyone imposes responsibility on one Wise person and made them into a bad woman in order to protect their respective positions, and they really caught a glimpse of human filth without being corrected in various ways. If Rosalie really regrets it and raises her voice, Wiss will probably come to mind, but I also think Rosalie, who has a happy marriage with someone she likes without saying anything, is actually the most disgusting. It makes me cry that in a world full of miasma and monsters that you can't open up without getting old, only Sword Saruto is your friend for 23 years, and it's not strange that it's not strange even if he has already had a mental breakdown and committed suicide, yet somehow managed to maintain it. I'm really glad that Lloyd came into this other world and came into contact with Wisse's purity and kindness, and quickly realized that Wiss's records and rumors were false, but Wiss had to stay here as a guard... Lloyd said he was the bride's legitimate son and would take Saruto home as a gift to the princess, and since Lloyd is so reliant on his head, I'm worried about what will happen again in the future. I'm looking forward to future developments.

This review contains spoilers. I'm also worried about what will happen when my sister-in-law, who doesn't know anything, knows everything. I was interested in a lot of things, so I also bought a light novel. Above all, the picture matches the world view and is really nice postscript There is no discrepancy between the light novel and the comic, so I really recommend buying both!

This review contains spoilers. My little sister is a good kid, and the person I fell in love with is also a good person, but I wonder if even someone like that would become cruel if they were to face the crisis of someone I love... Does that really make you happy? Also, it's wonderful that the main character is so strong and alive. Furthermore, Seiken also cares for the main character... if possible, I want Seiken to become a humanoid and make the two of them happy!! I'm worried about the continuation

This review contains spoilers. Bright and Rosalie aren't kidding, seriously. Even though I sacrificed my sister's life for your damn happiness, I ended up being human if I made it the culprit who stole the Seiken. I think Bright planned and executed most of the plans, but Rosalie was also so painful that she lost her memory or just evaded responsibility. I was originally chosen, so I'm just pretending not to look without my memory, which is really crap. How are you damn married couple living. At least make graves in secret for Wise and visit graves every year. Repent and cry and apologize every year on that day. Why can we do such cruel things against people who have sacrificed for us, such as making them bad guys in order to live without being blamed ourselves. that couple's humanity is seriously impossible. Postscript: there was a tomb lol

This review contains spoilers. I'm curious about where to go from Comicalize -> I'm curious about how the detailed descriptions in the original novel are visualized -> Comicalize -> I'm addicted to the loop that is twice delicious to confirm the differences from the details. Wyss and Lloyd, who are sad, cry, and help and fight each other are cool, and they modulate and fall in love with the two people who pass by each other, and it's amazing. Iemori-sensei's designs are gorgeous and cute, but the battles are well drawn and explained It has power. In novels, Lloyd's facial expressions are scarce, but in comics, detailed psychological depictions must be expressed with pictures, so is it fun to see Lloyd's facial expressions richer than the original and the changes in feelings? Wise is also fascinated by the gap between the dignity shown in battle and the outrageously transcendent cuteness shown from time to time. That's why Lloyd falls all over. From volume 3 onwards, I can't help but look forward to seeing how the sad night scenes with butterflies, the intense Diggra battles, and adsorption scenes are drawn. It's also a work I definitely want to see in anime in the future.