La nota serían 2'5. Es la típica historia de chica que vuelva atrás en el tiempo justo antes de morir y trata de vengarse de la persona que la engañó y utilizó cambiando el pasado. No tiene nada reseñable al respecto que la distinga de todas las demás historias iguales, a parte de que hay una justificación para el regreso en el tiempo en lugar de pasar porque sí. Pero por lo demás es tópico y no tiene interés porque Jaiza se sale con la suya con demasiada facilidad, hasta el punto de que te preguntas cómo es posible que la villana, Ángela, triunfara antes siendo tan tonta.
I re-read the entire thing since the whole first season is out now (and it's unnecessary long too). I admit, it wasn't as boring as I remembered - probably due to reading too many isekais in the row - but it's still pretty bad. Worse than bad. The art is awful, especially the fashion - and did I mention we already had like three different plot points about fashion? Yeah. The characters start to look slightly better in the more recent chapters, but I can only guess how someone drawing like a high school junior even got the job in the first place. The assets are used so lazily that no one even bothers to make them look like party of the picture.
And the story... The story is especially stupid and bad. It brings no satisfaction to read about the revenge, when you're fighting with someone who is basically too stupid to do *anything* besides being petty. Everything in the world bends over to serve the main character, who is supposed to be smart but is so damn stupid whenever something out of her experience from the previous life appears.
Absolutely fabulous! One of my favourite manhwas from now on. Jaina is marvelous and she had a goal and stuck to it! She manipulated her antagonist to perfection!
I love the art style and all the clothes! My only critique was that they all looked so young, like 12 year olds playing as adults. I wish the illustrator made them look a bit more mature by maybe making the men larger in girth and the females have thicker makeup and developed bodies.
Snowberry is so cute and I love all the scenes where he was in it. I also loved the dynamic of Jaina and Anna, a master and her very faithful servant.
Just one thing though. Although I was happy that Jaina ended up with Prince Dane and eventually became the empress after marrying him, I felt kind of sad for Kassel. After all, Jaina figured out that he was only acting that way in the past because of Angela's love potion. I wish he ended up with someone else. You know, just so the readers know that he eventually became okay after his heartbreak.
I loved that Angela was beheaded in the end. Although I would have been happy if she was severely tortured first before she died. Maybe it would have been nice if Jaina poured acid on her beautiful face, to show that even her beauty had deserted her before she died.
Anyway, loved every moment of it. Not a dull moment.
@Ch 93 This one is strangely hard to get into. While the main thrust is on point for the time-travel revenge genre; there is a lot of repetition in the weekly releases. Artwork is recycled as are the story elements. There are also a few missing panels and vague translations which add to some confusion about what is happening. The rabbit is fun and I wish I knew more about the world building--but I am not sure I'll revisit this one as it continues to release.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
The story was pretty entertaining, with the same plotholes as usual - but the art was pretty mid in comparison to others in the same genre. How am I supposed to take a ML seriously as a romantic partner for the FL when he's drawn like a 12 year old?