Why Raeliana Ended Up at the Duke’s Mansion
My rating- 8.5
The story revolves around the concept of reincarnation and how to make the best of every situation thrown at you, of course in a just manner. Raeliana is the male female lead who is the person through whom we view the whole adventure, and it was a great idea for the author to do so. Although there are many reason for it, one of the main ones which struck out was the idea of gaining one’s own individuality and independence. She is shown as a relatively younger (15/16 yrs old) girl who gets sent back in time by a miracle, after experiencing
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her own death by the hands of her fiancé. In this “new” life of hers, she decides to dedicate every minute for making herself comfortable and liable. It is refreshing to see a reincarnation manga written to not showcase how she meets a “better” man, but to show the FL (female lead) enjoying her second chance at life and learning life itself. The story itself has a great plotline, along with results which aren’t fully (or even a bit) predictable by the reader, throughout the manga. It also, impressively, balances the amount of “big reveals” and manages to keep the suspense (or be interactive/funny enough for the reader to want to read more).
Characters in this manga are also made to not only cater towards the readers, but to be understandable. So, even thought there is a “bad” person in the piece, there are moments where they are shown to have reasons to support them or show the reason behind the evil (trauma, mental issues, etc.).
The art style used in the manga is also admirable. The intense emotions are perfectly portrayed to the readers, making them feel included in the ML or FL’s decisions/traumas/situations. There are also chibi formats used, here and there, which include the smaller comedic relieves needed in a “life/death” manga such as this one.
So, 9.5/10 would recommend, even if you’re new to fantasy/Isekai/Shoujo world! Have fun reading!
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