Reviews for I'm a Saintess Exiled From the Royal Palace and It Dawned on Them Too Late That the Real Villainess Is My Sister: I'll Live a Happy Life With the Duke Who Sees Me For Who I Am! Manga

This review contains spoilers. The pictures are cool, so I empathized with them and it was fun to read them. So, I was shocked along with Clarice that Alto and her sister were touching each other shirtless. I wanted Clarice to properly make excuses to readers. No matter how much I believed it, it was too unfortunate that it was left with some kind of foul mess.

This review contains spoilers. I was swayed by my younger sister who was shy by toxic parents (in a sense, my younger sister is also a victim of toxic parents), and Prince Gama, and others, but their roots are the saint's kindness and they are positive no matter what kind of situation they are in, so kind people also gather and move in a better direction, so I was able to read it quickly. The toxic parents disappeared without conversion, but it was good that Prince Gamama and Little Sister Shiri finally converted and suggested that they would move forward positively from now on.

This review contains spoilers. The story and pictures have a unique sense of style, and while they are both well-read, the hero and heroine are extremely pure and flirtatious ♡ there is a sense of lack, but I'm glad it was a happy Happien

This review contains spoilers. It has a low rating in reviews, but it was interesting for me personally. I haven't read the original story, but it progresses really quickly, so I think there are definitely scenes where it's broken. How Clarice was made into an evil woman, the depiction that Prince Idiot believed, and the healing power of Clarice's healing magic by treating war wounded people with healing magic is amazing! There were places where I thought it would be better to add pages, such as depictions such as depictions such as how far Alto and her sister had contact, and depictions explaining false acts of infidelity to Clarice. However, like other comics, it's really good that not many volumes have been used for things such as misunderstanding between the two, the appearance of a rival in love, and the romance story of the subcharacters. There are a lot of comics that are probably being put off too much, and development hasn't progressed at all. It's as quick to read as a short story, and since it's 2 volumes, it's easy on your wallet, and it's good. Also, it's nice that the door picture changes little by little as the story progresses. Once you've read through the last picture of Prince Idiot and his sister, you'll be immersed in it. I'm glad I bought it all together.

This review contains spoilers. I was surprised that the review was lower than I expected, but I'm glad it ended so beautifully. We also talked about it at a later date, so I enjoyed it.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story with a fairy tale feel like Cinderella and Snow White. Breaking the curse → love, wounded soldiers → the importance of reliable companions you can trust to lay your back on, a very bad villain → you receive rewards. I feel that what the author of Chirahora wanted to convey is also interwoven into such a classic story. The pictures are well-designed, and I like door paintings and ways of expressing curses in line with the story. “Thank You for Being Reincarnated in Another World” by Mr. Ninohe is also a warm story.

This review contains spoilers. The work I was interested in was getting cheaper, so I bought it. It's sad that the main character, Clarice, has been so unlucky. Even though the prince and duke are siblings... it's sad that their circumstances and personalities are so different. It's a development that seems like there are still more disturbances and turbulence awaiting me, but I want Clarice and the Duke to be happy

This review contains spoilers. The story is interesting. Ugly people were resolved quickly, but why are there so many people who think so bad... so much scum...? The prince is so stupid... no one feels uneasy... I want the two of them to be happy.

This review contains spoilers. The more I read, the more interesting it became. My little sister is She's an awful evil woman, and even though she's a baron's daughter, she doesn't have a sense of chastity even though she's an aristocrat woman; she deceives people's fiancés and takes them... hahaha? that's amazing. I was thinking... I was acting as if I had converted a little bit. I wanted her to be a thorough villain until the end. So, so is my father. in the past (when I was young) by order of the royal family (?) Sent to the battlefield, and on top of that, taken care of by a high-ranking aristocrat? It hurt my mind and body. or... it's starting to reveal something that makes you want to sympathize with it? That's why I thought what I did was what I did. Personally, I enjoyed the door paintings of chairs and people every time. What kind of picture is next? I mean. (I was surprised in a sense when I was a father)

This review contains spoilers. I like the design. The hero's older brother and heroine's younger sister were pretty bad at it, albeit because of their upbringing. In a sense, he might be the best villain. I think the heroine who sees it and can believe it on the spot is amazing.

This review contains spoilers. The title is pretty common, and if you like that kind of work, I think you'll be able to read it just right. The image quality and pictorial expression are somewhat unique. I don't hate it. It's okay if the villains, who think it's terrible, also have reasons for past circumstances. She is the pure saint heroine just as I expected, and she has a happy ending with her hero.