Having read the manga, I'm very happy with the adaption so far! I think they did a good. I'm excited to see the rest of it.
helloooo :D
I like 1st episode ^_^ I hope she won't be bad queen and will be alive in the future
what ya opinions?
Having read the manga, I'm very happy with the adaption so far! I think they did a good. I'm excited to see the rest of it.
I don't know how to feel about the main character yet, but I at least like the tone in this so far compared to other "villainess" anime I've checked out.
i dont know how it ended up in my watchlist, i watched episode 1... seems like a generic isekaid into a game series... will give it 3 episode watch and decide...
I feel is PRETTY similar to Hamefura, even the adopted brother... But I still might like it
Just got done catching up with the manga. It'spretty good~
stale
that was also my reaction
I loved it, I had read the manga a bit and I knew spoilers for her novel, I love the initiative of the protagonist and how she tries to redeem herself ♥️ I hope the adaptation is very good
the problem i have with her in the manga is how she keep thinking she is unable to change the future no matter what and she will became evil at the end, that weird mindset of her really bother me sometime.
Stupidly overdramatic. Even if the MC is one to overthink constantly, the amount of time it took to think "oh, how about I change what happens!" is amazing. Why does she even burst out in tears? Sure, her character was responsible for executing servants left and right, but that wasn't her that did that. And how did her father even hear her crying? It's incredibly stupid. Even after the initial scenes, it keeps its overabundance of drama.
I really don't like this so far. Maybe it'll get better.
the storyboard pacing in these adaptations is a real problem, they don't give time for scenes to breathe t develop. a lot of what makes the novel and comic so great is how much internal monologuing happens (this also slows down plot development, so you can't win them all).
re: bursting into tears she wonders this herself, and surmises it's because of the emotional guilt buried within the body she's taken over, and the hormones/emotional maturity of a little girl affecting her mental state, which gets a pass by me
re: the father, it's natural for him to rush back in after seeing her nearly fall, and then hear her bawling as he approaches the door
I must say, I loved the first episode. Haven't read the manga, but I'm excited to see where it goes from here.
the quality of animation surprised, since last season's Kanojo ga Koushaku-tei ni Itta Riyuu, despite a good adaptation of the story itself, left much to be desired in art...
Now, this anime, with a very similar theme, came to show the real potential of the shoujo/reincantation genre
It's fine but the protagonist seems very bland and boring. She was straight up evil but then she got memories from a past life and now shes just a good person. Very one note so far.
Honestly boring af. This is why dislike Villainess type story. Only good one I found so far was Otome game anime and that 50 years old Old man become villainess.
it was okay anime, but yeah, nothing special
This is understandable now, and the plot did feel like it was moving pretty quickly. Thanks for the brief explanation.