Maha's manga / #reincarnation(520)

I actually really enjoyed this piece. Many people in the comments seem to questions the maturity of the main character but in all honesty it only said she was in high school, not that she was a senior for all we know she could have been a freshman. I do know I lack knowledge on the Japanese education system, so I’m going off of what I know. This girl could be 13-14 at youngest. She was then reincarnated into a child once again and was treated like a child and also had to adapt to her new surroundings. I’d like to believe that she was pretty okay mentally given the circumstances. I honestly don’t think she acted too childishly at all. We also have to take into consideration what is considered mature changes from culture to culture and what knowledge is considered basics or common since changes based on experience and location. Just give the FL some room to breathe please.

I really enjoy this manga because it portrays the sibling bond between the sister (MC) and her little brother beautifully. You love your siblings, but that doesn't mean that you aren't annoyed with them most of the time. The balance and dynamics between siblings are often skewed I've found in most stories but this has a very good grasp of what a normal and healthy sibling relationship should be. I also enjoy how the ML carries herself and is strong but also doesn't lose her femininity in being so.

There are a few things that are off-putting about this manga. Personally, I have a hard time with how inraptured the male lead is with the female lead when there is little to no reason for why he helped her in the first place and no real growth towards their relationship. He meets her and immediately starts this possessive controlling behavior towards her and she just takes it as if he owns her. Him taking her in just seemed random and unrealistic when we as readers aren't given a proper reason for his actions.