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死に戻りの魔法学校生活を、元恋人とプロローグから (※ただし好感度はゼロ) #4
Re-Living My Life with a Boyfriend Who Doesn't Remember Me (Manga) Vol. 4
IT WAS THE FIRST TIME WE WALKED TOGETHER.Determined to stay by Vincent's side, Oriana decides to remain friends with him. However, her love for him only grows more by the day. Vincent, on the other hand, realizes he loves Oriana, but he can't bring himself to be honest with her. With their feelings at odds, one of the biggest events of the school year approaches--the ball. As her friends start choosing their partners, Oriana's heart remains restless. After all, Vincent invited her in their previous life, but there's no way he'll take her this time...
172 pages, Paperback
First published February 5, 2024
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July 5, 2025
I never imagined how fun this volume would be!!
I was fully prepared for a lot of angst, but instead, I got so many cute, GENUINE smiles by Vincent! I loved seeing him so happy next to Oriana and how they talked to one another as equals! I took so many photos because it made my heart feel full, ON TOP of all the funny moments with our trio!
Speaking of, Miguel continues to bring so much humor, even though that humor is mainly in the form of him laughing about Oriana not getting what Vincent is trying to say. 😆 However that scene with him and Yana was SHOCKING! I'm not quite sure what to think because I was so caught off guard, even though when Oriana started thinking of things Yana said in the past that it sort of clicked for me, but still! The angst hit pretty hard in a few panels later and hope all will be well because I was so at odds with myself about it and STILL feel at odds about it!
I was a little grumpy with Vincent at the end, but I LOVED how everything unfolded and how he made it up with what he did! He really ate his words and was glad even if that does sound bad to say! 🙈
Oriana continues to be wonderful and very much looking forward to the next volume!
I was fully prepared for a lot of angst, but instead, I got so many cute, GENUINE smiles by Vincent! I loved seeing him so happy next to Oriana and how they talked to one another as equals! I took so many photos because it made my heart feel full, ON TOP of all the funny moments with our trio!
Speaking of, Miguel continues to bring so much humor, even though that humor is mainly in the form of him laughing about Oriana not getting what Vincent is trying to say. 😆 However that scene with him and Yana was SHOCKING! I'm not quite sure what to think because I was so caught off guard, even though when Oriana started thinking of things Yana said in the past that it sort of clicked for me, but still! The angst hit pretty hard in a few panels later and hope all will be well because I was so at odds with myself about it and STILL feel at odds about it!
I was a little grumpy with Vincent at the end, but I LOVED how everything unfolded and how he made it up with what he did! He really ate his words and was glad even if that does sound bad to say! 🙈
Oriana continues to be wonderful and very much looking forward to the next volume!
October 14, 2025
La fin ????? Vraiment, mes mimis… Merci les japonais pour les shojos, merci pour tout sincèrement.
January 17, 2026
This is so heart-warming that I’m literally crying now. They’re just so cute together. I hope the murder/death plot is just forgotten or kept under wraps—not until further notice, or forever. Ugh, I just want them happy like this, free from harm, free from pain. Oriana deserves that!
September 22, 2025
No lo había actualizado por la mañana 🫡
Me está gustando TANTO la historia. Estoy enamorada del dibujo (Y DE MIGUEL)
Me está gustando TANTO la historia. Estoy enamorada del dibujo (Y DE MIGUEL)
January 3, 2026
J'aime de plus en plus cette série. Le MC montre de plus en plus ses sentiments à l'héroïne pour mon plus grand plaisir ❤️❤️❤️
October 31, 2025
Je l'avais déjà dit au tome précédent et cela se confirme, cette petite romance mélancolique est tellement jolie qu'elle me fait fondre.
Je me suis régalée avec ce tome à la couverture si charmante qui illustre l'épisode d'ouverture et la direction que va prendre petit à petit la série. Ayant accepté sa relation avec Oriana, Vincent montre de plus en plus maladroitement ses sentiments mais sans la repousser ce qui génère un grand nombre de scènes que le lecteur trouvera adorables. Cela va de la fois où il débarque chez elle la croyant seule avec Miguel à celle où il participe à des cours de danse pour elle. Elle compte pour lui, il ne sait pas comment le montrer mais il est toujours présent et c'est agréable après tout ce temps où on l'a vu la rabrouer.
En parallèle de cette romance qui avance donc de manière adorable, l'autrice n'oublie pas le nuage qui pèse sur eux et de temps en temps nous offre une petite piqûre de rappel. Mais plus joliment, elle travaille surtout sur la notion d'amour : aime-t-on une personne, une image, une idée, un souvenir ? Aime-t-on de la même façon la même personne dans des circonstances différentes ? Peut-on aimer plusieurs personnes à la fois ? Tout cela est questionné avec subtilité.
Et cerise sur le gâteau, il y a les personnages secondaires. Franchement, on est gâté ici. Je suis très très fan de Miguel, le personnage-conseil par excellent, drôle et piquant, très libre et charmant. Il est toujours là pour ses amis mais n'hésite pas à employer l'artillerie lourde. J'aime aussi beaucoup la meilleure amie d'Oriana, mature et finaude, qui n'a pas une vie sentimentale et familiale simple avec son garde du corps Azraq. Tous les deux apportent vraiment du sel aux échanges et donnent du relief à l'intrigue quand ils sont présents. J'aime beaucoup leurs interventions même si elles sont un peu rares dans ce tome centré sur la romance.
Enfin revenons sur les dessins de Gin Shirakawa, je les trouve magnifiques, très doux et en même temps fins et riches en détails. Ils ont même un côté très modes dans ce tome avec les tenues qu'Oriana porte chez elle, puis celles pour le bal à venir, ou même celles de tous les jours. L'autrice semble se faire plaisir et ça me fait plaisir à moi aussi :)
Charmante, attachante, touchante, cette série continue de se bonifier au fil des tomes. Pourtant le scénario est connu, couru même mais ça fonctionne terriblement bien. Voir Vincent de plus en plus expressif dans ce tome, arrêter de poser des barrières et au contraire se montrer plus entreprenant est adorable, surtout sous les pinceaux fins de la mangaka. On accentue peut-être un peu moins la psychologie et les questions philosophiques pour juste offrir la romance attendue mais ça fait du bien aussi. Je suis totalement sous le charme en tout cas.
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Je me suis régalée avec ce tome à la couverture si charmante qui illustre l'épisode d'ouverture et la direction que va prendre petit à petit la série. Ayant accepté sa relation avec Oriana, Vincent montre de plus en plus maladroitement ses sentiments mais sans la repousser ce qui génère un grand nombre de scènes que le lecteur trouvera adorables. Cela va de la fois où il débarque chez elle la croyant seule avec Miguel à celle où il participe à des cours de danse pour elle. Elle compte pour lui, il ne sait pas comment le montrer mais il est toujours présent et c'est agréable après tout ce temps où on l'a vu la rabrouer.
En parallèle de cette romance qui avance donc de manière adorable, l'autrice n'oublie pas le nuage qui pèse sur eux et de temps en temps nous offre une petite piqûre de rappel. Mais plus joliment, elle travaille surtout sur la notion d'amour : aime-t-on une personne, une image, une idée, un souvenir ? Aime-t-on de la même façon la même personne dans des circonstances différentes ? Peut-on aimer plusieurs personnes à la fois ? Tout cela est questionné avec subtilité.
Et cerise sur le gâteau, il y a les personnages secondaires. Franchement, on est gâté ici. Je suis très très fan de Miguel, le personnage-conseil par excellent, drôle et piquant, très libre et charmant. Il est toujours là pour ses amis mais n'hésite pas à employer l'artillerie lourde. J'aime aussi beaucoup la meilleure amie d'Oriana, mature et finaude, qui n'a pas une vie sentimentale et familiale simple avec son garde du corps Azraq. Tous les deux apportent vraiment du sel aux échanges et donnent du relief à l'intrigue quand ils sont présents. J'aime beaucoup leurs interventions même si elles sont un peu rares dans ce tome centré sur la romance.
Enfin revenons sur les dessins de Gin Shirakawa, je les trouve magnifiques, très doux et en même temps fins et riches en détails. Ils ont même un côté très modes dans ce tome avec les tenues qu'Oriana porte chez elle, puis celles pour le bal à venir, ou même celles de tous les jours. L'autrice semble se faire plaisir et ça me fait plaisir à moi aussi :)
Charmante, attachante, touchante, cette série continue de se bonifier au fil des tomes. Pourtant le scénario est connu, couru même mais ça fonctionne terriblement bien. Voir Vincent de plus en plus expressif dans ce tome, arrêter de poser des barrières et au contraire se montrer plus entreprenant est adorable, surtout sous les pinceaux fins de la mangaka. On accentue peut-être un peu moins la psychologie et les questions philosophiques pour juste offrir la romance attendue mais ça fait du bien aussi. Je suis totalement sous le charme en tout cas.
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July 14, 2025
Let’s just start by saying: I really liked this volume. Is it the most innovative? No. The plot is driven by two classic events:
1) A sleepover designed to help Vincent realize he’s jealous.
2) A ball that pushes Vincent to act on his feelings for Oriana.
Sleepover and magic school ball? We’ve seen it before. But here’s the thing: it works. And it works because the character interactions are tender and emotional. This volume does a lovely job of capturing the uncertainty, courage, and sweetness of teenage love, friendship, and crushes—exactly as they should be.
Oriana has grown. She’s respecting Vincent’s request for space and allowing things to unfold naturally. And Vincent has grown too—he’s no longer shutting her out or reacting defensively at every turn. Instead, he's giving both her and himself some room to explore their evolving feelings. That kind of emotional maturity in a manga is refreshing.
We also get a beautiful, subtle side story between Yana, a princess, and Azraq—her protector, friend, and (possibly) someone quietly in love with her. It’s a familiar trope—falling for someone you can’t have—but instead of being driven by drama, it’s portrayed with the weight of responsibility and what seems to be someone who genuinely cares for the one he is meant to protect. We’re invited to empathize with Azraq in what seems to be a silent heartbreak. There’s a moment where he holds a gift Yana gave him, clearly struggling with emotions that aren’t fully named. And that’s part of what makes this manga so good: we’re not told everything outright. We’re given hints, left to feel our way through the emotions with the characters.
And of course, all of this is layered over the fact that this isn’t just a story about magic school romance—it’s also a murder mystery. Someone assassinated Vincent and Oriana in their past life, and the shadow of that mystery lingers in every volume. Anyone—even the sweet and supportive Miguel—could turn out to be the villain. That tension adds depth to what might otherwise be a light, romantic story.
So yes, maybe it’s a little tropey. But the story works—thanks to heartfelt character development, emotional subtlety, and top-tier artwork that brings every feeling vividly to life. I’m genuinely looking forward to Volume 5!
1) A sleepover designed to help Vincent realize he’s jealous.
2) A ball that pushes Vincent to act on his feelings for Oriana.
Sleepover and magic school ball? We’ve seen it before. But here’s the thing: it works. And it works because the character interactions are tender and emotional. This volume does a lovely job of capturing the uncertainty, courage, and sweetness of teenage love, friendship, and crushes—exactly as they should be.
Oriana has grown. She’s respecting Vincent’s request for space and allowing things to unfold naturally. And Vincent has grown too—he’s no longer shutting her out or reacting defensively at every turn. Instead, he's giving both her and himself some room to explore their evolving feelings. That kind of emotional maturity in a manga is refreshing.
We also get a beautiful, subtle side story between Yana, a princess, and Azraq—her protector, friend, and (possibly) someone quietly in love with her. It’s a familiar trope—falling for someone you can’t have—but instead of being driven by drama, it’s portrayed with the weight of responsibility and what seems to be someone who genuinely cares for the one he is meant to protect. We’re invited to empathize with Azraq in what seems to be a silent heartbreak. There’s a moment where he holds a gift Yana gave him, clearly struggling with emotions that aren’t fully named. And that’s part of what makes this manga so good: we’re not told everything outright. We’re given hints, left to feel our way through the emotions with the characters.
And of course, all of this is layered over the fact that this isn’t just a story about magic school romance—it’s also a murder mystery. Someone assassinated Vincent and Oriana in their past life, and the shadow of that mystery lingers in every volume. Anyone—even the sweet and supportive Miguel—could turn out to be the villain. That tension adds depth to what might otherwise be a light, romantic story.
So yes, maybe it’s a little tropey. But the story works—thanks to heartfelt character development, emotional subtlety, and top-tier artwork that brings every feeling vividly to life. I’m genuinely looking forward to Volume 5!
January 18, 2026
Review to be adjusted once series is complete
This is my first dip into a time loop series; Oriana and her boyfriend Vincent are both students at a magic school when one fateful night, Vincent dies without any obvious traces. Oriana tries to help but instead collapses and finds herself waking up back in time when she was seven. Her life plays on repeat while she has kept her memories of her previous life. Her goal is to disrupt the flow of time as little as possible whilst still preparing herself for the day Vincent died so that this time she can help him. Unfortunately, the Vincent in her repeated life has no memories of their past life together, making this a rather lonely journal for Oriana.
One thing that surprised me was that Oriana immediately confronts Vincent about not having shared memories as opposed to waiting to see how he reacts and how they find a way back to each other. In a way, I think had she waited, it would have resulted in a more slow burn and tense kind of situation and I felt like it wasn't Oriana's smartest move. On the other hand, the fact that she is upfront about it and is constantly facing rejection by Vincent whilst remaining cheerful and continuously trying to discover the culprit, adds a whole different kind of dynamic between the two. There is something bittersweet about how Oriana puts on a brave face but is clearly lonely and sad and essentially alone in her endeavours to prevent past tragedies from repeating themselves.
The world building feels a little weak at this point, it seems very standard magic school but we get to see very little of the said magic. Nonetheless, it's my cup of tea setting wise so I just try to appreciate what we get. The art is beautiful and I want to say a little unusual. It has a lot of shoujo traits and yet has a more roundish edge to it that looks more unique - it gives the characters a soft look. I'm definitely curious to see how this series continues - both in terms of mystery and romance.
This is my first dip into a time loop series; Oriana and her boyfriend Vincent are both students at a magic school when one fateful night, Vincent dies without any obvious traces. Oriana tries to help but instead collapses and finds herself waking up back in time when she was seven. Her life plays on repeat while she has kept her memories of her previous life. Her goal is to disrupt the flow of time as little as possible whilst still preparing herself for the day Vincent died so that this time she can help him. Unfortunately, the Vincent in her repeated life has no memories of their past life together, making this a rather lonely journal for Oriana.
One thing that surprised me was that Oriana immediately confronts Vincent about not having shared memories as opposed to waiting to see how he reacts and how they find a way back to each other. In a way, I think had she waited, it would have resulted in a more slow burn and tense kind of situation and I felt like it wasn't Oriana's smartest move. On the other hand, the fact that she is upfront about it and is constantly facing rejection by Vincent whilst remaining cheerful and continuously trying to discover the culprit, adds a whole different kind of dynamic between the two. There is something bittersweet about how Oriana puts on a brave face but is clearly lonely and sad and essentially alone in her endeavours to prevent past tragedies from repeating themselves.
The world building feels a little weak at this point, it seems very standard magic school but we get to see very little of the said magic. Nonetheless, it's my cup of tea setting wise so I just try to appreciate what we get. The art is beautiful and I want to say a little unusual. It has a lot of shoujo traits and yet has a more roundish edge to it that looks more unique - it gives the characters a soft look. I'm definitely curious to see how this series continues - both in terms of mystery and romance.
December 9, 2025
C'est toujours un bonheur de plonger dans un tome de cette série. Les personnages dégagent une telle chaleur, sans doute grâce à la personnalité rayonnante d'Oriana. On approche du moment où le drame s'est déroulé... Rappelons la prémisse de cette histoire qui présente un duo de finissants d’une école huppée. Le couple meurt au bal des finissants, sans qu’on comprenne pourquoi, et Oriana se réveille plus jeune, en se souvenant de cette fin dramatique. Elle a bien l’intention de sauver Vincent, même si elle doit s’imposer et être parfois ridicule (il y a de l’humour dans cette série).
Très rapidement (tome 2), elle lui confie pourquoi elle est si insistante et inquiète, et on explore alors leur présent et l’évolution de leur relation. Mais le contexte qui a créé le drame se met lui aussi en place. Sauront-ils contrer leur destin? Comme le tome 4 est axé sur cette préparation au bal, excitation et craintes mêlées, on a très hâte de voir!
J'aimerais bien qu'on ait plus d'informations sur ce pays et ses règles, sur ce lien avec les dragons qui semble donner un important statut. Ça aura probablement quelque chose à voir avec les explications sur ces morts dramatiques.
Mais pour l'instant, l'accès est mis sur le couple qui se forme, les gens qui les entourent et enrichissent si bien leur quotidien. Ils sont adorables, j'en viens à me dire que c'est encore plus charmant que My Happy Marriage, avec cette fantasy qui se mélange à l’amour et transcende le temps. Et pourrait-on avoir la traduction française des trois romans à l'origine de cette série?
Très rapidement (tome 2), elle lui confie pourquoi elle est si insistante et inquiète, et on explore alors leur présent et l’évolution de leur relation. Mais le contexte qui a créé le drame se met lui aussi en place. Sauront-ils contrer leur destin? Comme le tome 4 est axé sur cette préparation au bal, excitation et craintes mêlées, on a très hâte de voir!
J'aimerais bien qu'on ait plus d'informations sur ce pays et ses règles, sur ce lien avec les dragons qui semble donner un important statut. Ça aura probablement quelque chose à voir avec les explications sur ces morts dramatiques.
Mais pour l'instant, l'accès est mis sur le couple qui se forme, les gens qui les entourent et enrichissent si bien leur quotidien. Ils sont adorables, j'en viens à me dire que c'est encore plus charmant que My Happy Marriage, avec cette fantasy qui se mélange à l’amour et transcende le temps. Et pourrait-on avoir la traduction française des trois romans à l'origine de cette série?
August 11, 2025
4.5 stars rounded up.
I think my heart actually burst from the cuteness in this volume. So many actual smiles from them both! Oriana's willingness to do anything to see Vincent in formal wear is so relatable. I still think the plot needs to move forward. I want to know what happened to them in their first life. I have some theories but I just wanna know. I will probably be picking up the light novel while I wait for the rest of the manga. Vincent finally asking her to the ball was so sweet, his disheveled and blushing self was just adorable. I love these two.
I think my heart actually burst from the cuteness in this volume. So many actual smiles from them both! Oriana's willingness to do anything to see Vincent in formal wear is so relatable. I still think the plot needs to move forward. I want to know what happened to them in their first life. I have some theories but I just wanna know. I will probably be picking up the light novel while I wait for the rest of the manga. Vincent finally asking her to the ball was so sweet, his disheveled and blushing self was just adorable. I love these two.
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July 23, 2025yes yes, Oriana and Vincent are cute and angsty and all, but I really need Miguel in my life right now please. I've been very good (or bad, whichever gets me what I want) so please send him my way thaaaanks.
July 9, 2025
SO CUTE! I Need More Chapters Now.
July 31, 2025
They are so cute, I find myself smiling the whole time.
August 22, 2025
VINCENTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
August 25, 2025
losing my mind over chapter 17, literal perfection.
September 21, 2025
never getting over how gorgeous this volume is i loveeeee especially the last few panels !!! AAAA
October 20, 2025
Mes enfaaaaaants
October 28, 2025
the angst so good y'all
December 17, 2025
Vincent being completely jealous of his past self might be the funniest thing. The man is competition with himself haha
December 21, 2025
I love that he is falling hard for her😍🥳💗💗
January 3, 2026
Cute as ever and entertaining. Though not much happens plot-wise. The books are quite unserious but sweet.
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