Reviews for The Scorned Villainess Survives in the Wilderness-Full Color Manga

It's a common setting, so I read it without much expectation (sorry...), but it's great. I've seen a lot of Saints with Bad Personalities, but well, it was the first time in a while that made me angry. It's hard for me to empathize with this kind of work, but is it all thanks to the saint Mukamuka? That's why I just nodded at the protagonist's emotions. If it becomes a comic, I'll buy it, but I'll buy it.

It's a classic story I've read somewhere before. The Crown Prince woke up to true love and easily notified Connie, the duke's daughter, of the annulment of her engagement. Unavoidably, Connie sets out to find a way out in a new frontier land entrusted to him by his father. Her opponent, Seijo, who awakened her true love to the Crown Prince, was a ridiculous scum, or rather a problem.

A holy woman is a villain... what about a saint who opens her arms to anyone? It's selfish to think that you can get anything just by becoming a saint. It would be nice if the main character's allies increased little by little ♪

I kept reading while being at the mercy of wondering what would happen. What was the Creator's intention? What made the Creator change his mind too? Mysteries remain, but it seems that this is over... ('∀`) It seems that when writing a story, there is a method of drawing up a detailed plot and applying words, and a method of simulating what would happen if multiple characters with strong personalities were prepared and let them each speak without permission. I think this book is better than the latter, but I think it has a framework and is balanced.

It's a really jarring book. It's so pitiful, and I'm so curious about the next one that I'm reading until half now, wondering if anything good will happen. There are good things for her

There are a lot of angry characters and stories, but the strength to try to overcome without losing to anything is good. My love partner, Seijo, is a bit strange because she doesn't look like a saint, and it's full of incongruity...

The setting of being given a territory is interesting. I have a bad feeling that Seijo seems to have a pretty bad personality, but I want the main character to do her best in her territory.

It's hard for the heroine to get out of this difficult period, so she's still fidgety (frustrated with the saint), but that's an interesting point. I want to feel refreshed quickly. (We'll have to wait a little longer...)