Reviews for Stepmother to the Twin Princes: Who Cares if I'm the Loathed Villainess, When My Stepsons Are Too Cute to Handle? Manga

This review contains spoilers. Personalities have nothing to do with hair, eye color, or the presence or absence of magic power, and every time I read that kind of story, I thought that the ugliness of people who discriminate against them is unsightly... so I'm glad that there are decent people in the king and his surroundings in this work. I'm glad there were decent people around the heroine, even though the only ones left before she got married were a gardener and a maid. However, there is one thing that bothers me that is different from the story. When the heroine eats something with her twin princes, she says, “Let's eat it together,” isn't this wrong? Isn't it “let's have it together”? If only the Twin Prince or the Twin Prince and King eat it, “Please eat” is fine, but if you eat it yourself, shouldn't you say “I'll take it”? I can't help but be worried about that. I think it would be nice to revise it when it becomes a book.

This review contains spoilers. I was attracted to my twin angels and bought them. Julia was selected as queen and stepmother on the nomination of King Louison. Julia is also delighted to be her twins' cuteness to become a stepmother. These twins are princes for a reason, but they are growing up quickly after being touched by Julia's thoughtfulness. Every word and action is so cute. The Prince's “Bridge Crossing Ceremony” awaits from now on. I have a feeling there is something. Also, I'm concerned about the existence of “people who resent” Julia, as Bachelet said. Also, I feel like my mother-in-law and sister-in-law aren't silent either. It's going to be interesting. I'm looking forward to the next volume.

This review contains spoilers. I'm addicted to a certain stepmother's work, and when I reread it, it came up recommended, so I read it. So there are places where I inevitably compare them, but the fact that the heroine and the twins are being treated in the same way and are struggling, and that there is pain when differences are created since they are twins were points that made me want to read it as a story. I can also read the twins' dad is Matomo without worry lol

This review contains spoilers. For better or worse, it feels like the original novel was turned into a comic as it was. The twins are cute, but the clumsy flower garden manager isn't that bothersome, and the king is kind and nice. But if I read the original novel, I wonder if I don't have to read comics that much? I thought so. Conversely, if you don't like novels, I think this is a good read!

This review contains spoilers. People with dark hair are being discriminated against this time, aren't they? It's nice to hide your abilities, but since you can use all of your magic, aren't you invincible?

This review contains spoilers. twins? it's too cute! ♪ ('▽`) Very much! I never thought they were bothered by eating because they were honest and cheerful (tears) Next time... gaffn the culprit! Please!

This review contains spoilers. I'm amazed at how cute the twin princes are. The heartwarming everyday life between the dark-haired and hated queen, who became her stepmother, and the cute silver-haired twin prince, and the handmaids around her!? can it be placed on your side? In battles with the other bad guys, I want them to jump right in and see what happens, but I can't help but look forward to future developments! My relationship with the king will also happen in the future... will there also be a love affair? I'm looking forward to next time.

This review contains spoilers. The heroine has been bullied by her stepmother and half-sister because of her unusual hair color. When I applied to get a job at the Royal Botanic Gardens, for some reason, I was chosen as the king's second wife... She's an oppressed heroine, but it's nice that she's not messified. And the twins are cute too.