Reviews for Though Banished, Apparently, I'm a National Treasure?! The Socially Awkward Lady's Pleasant Life in the Countryside Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's a shame that it's a single story! The setting was interesting and the characters were nice. The development of the story is also impressive. I also thought I'd like to take a look at places where they're in love.

This review contains spoilers. The story ends where it seems like it was about to begin. “... eh. That's it?” The heroine's characters and development are interesting, but they skipped everything at the end and finished with a sense of the future, that's all?? There's also a glimpse of Evil Me's, but Eh, this is a body dayone??? I think it's okay if it continues. I seriously think so.

This review contains spoilers. It was an introduction that made me really excited to see what kind of story the main character would create in the future. The insensitive protagonist seems to be invincible before he realizes it (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. interesting! Esperance's heavy makeup is so creepy that the gap between makeup and makeup is too good. I wanted to do more experiments and see how to interact with Al! It's too wasteful to finish episode 1!

This review contains spoilers. In the normal banishment mode, “Now, let's roll back from here!” That's it, it's over lol with a light summer in between, and it was quickly completed when the protagonist's abilities, which should have been respected originally, also came out on the surface. I read volume 1 and said, “Well, isn't there volume 2...? finished?!” When I finished reading it, I realized (lol, there were points I wanted people to dig into even after that, such as being dealt with terrible dresses and following monsters, but when it comes to dresses, the main character doesn't have a grudge in the first place, so it's not something readers say. It was a work that I was able to read comfortably.

This review contains spoilers. I read the sample and bought it! The heroine, who is a natural heroine, is so natural and cute that you don't even notice she's being bullied

This review contains spoilers. Recently, there have been only comments asking for continuation in the same way. The settings here are really interesting too! She's not a villain daughter at all, but I'm very concerned about what would happen if she were someone else, taking adversarial situations on their side. There are almost no unusual scenes, so I wanted to dig a little deeper into the downfall side and watch it.

This review contains spoilers. I wanted to see the feat from the end, and I wanted to watch the continuation. It's not there, but I wanted to see how my mother-in-law and sister fell apart or where nothing would be useful without my sister.

This review contains spoilers. There is too little information about her upbringing and her banishment. It's either possible or impossible; it depends on how the future is drawn. Do you like the natural healing character settings?