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転生王女は今日も旗を叩き折る [Tensei Oujo wa Kyou mo Hata wo Tatakioru] (Comic) #1
転生王女は今日も旗を叩き折る 1 [Tensei Oujo wa Kyou mo Hata wo Tatakioru 1]
「可愛げがなくて結構です！」
気づけば乙女ゲームの世界に転生していた少女、ローゼマリー。なんとそこはダメ男ばかりで有名な超クソゲー世界だった！ トラブルしか起こらない気がするけど…落ち込んでばかりもいられない。クセの強い攻略キャラ達を更生させて、なんとしても憧れの“あの人”に出会ってやる!!
気づけば乙女ゲームの世界に転生していた少女、ローゼマリー。なんとそこはダメ男ばかりで有名な超クソゲー世界だった！ トラブルしか起こらない気がするけど…落ち込んでばかりもいられない。クセの強い攻略キャラ達を更生させて、なんとしても憧れの“あの人”に出会ってやる!!
178 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 10, 2018
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May 28, 2025
If I could rate this a zero, I would.
May 9, 2020
The Reincarnated Princess Strikes down Flags Today as Well is similar to My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom! (Otome Game no Hametsu Flag shika nai Akuyaku Reijou ni Tensei shite shimatta...)
July 31, 2023
(2.5 stars)
Honestly this one is just a bit too sugary for me. Our transmigrated villainess quickly gets to work destroying destruction flags regarding narcissistic fiancés, kidnapped sorcerers, and obsessive siscon brothers. Short chapters are filled with reaction shots and often end with the opening of boxes or the delivery of urgent messages. Meanwhile she is obsessed with her favorite character and wonders if a happily ever after is even possible. There are beastly side kicks, impending epidemics, arranged marriages, a demon king, and a destined heroine who has yet to enter the picture. It's a mix of well-worn tropes and slice of life adventures involving the addition of her previous modern culture/knowledge for the betterment of mankind. If readers like this style of shoujo--they should be happy with this entry. I struggled because her plot armor is a bit too strong. Diseases are always something she is familiar with and fully treatable. Characters almost instantly fall head over heals for her positivity and blunt words. There is no tension that makes the lighthearted jokes land harder. The story so far is cogent and thankfully not contradictory or choppy. It's just also very fluffy.
Honestly this one is just a bit too sugary for me. Our transmigrated villainess quickly gets to work destroying destruction flags regarding narcissistic fiancés, kidnapped sorcerers, and obsessive siscon brothers. Short chapters are filled with reaction shots and often end with the opening of boxes or the delivery of urgent messages. Meanwhile she is obsessed with her favorite character and wonders if a happily ever after is even possible. There are beastly side kicks, impending epidemics, arranged marriages, a demon king, and a destined heroine who has yet to enter the picture. It's a mix of well-worn tropes and slice of life adventures involving the addition of her previous modern culture/knowledge for the betterment of mankind. If readers like this style of shoujo--they should be happy with this entry. I struggled because her plot armor is a bit too strong. Diseases are always something she is familiar with and fully treatable. Characters almost instantly fall head over heals for her positivity and blunt words. There is no tension that makes the lighthearted jokes land harder. The story so far is cogent and thankfully not contradictory or choppy. It's just also very fluffy.
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