The Life Trajectory of an Evil Queen Manga

Mari, a college student, wakes up and finds herself on a battlefield. Looking around in confusion, she sees many knights in Western-style armor, and they call out, “Her Majesty the Queen,” to her. Apparently, Mari’s “army” is in the midst of a battle, and they are badly outnumbered. Believing it to be a mere dream, she devises a plan to win the fight, but to her surprise…she is really in the body of a queen! In this miracle fantasy, an ordinary college girl struggles as a “queen” in a different world!

Source: Alpha Manga

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It's a shame that the main Female lead is so boring because the art, concept and surrounding chracters desevre a better driving force. The main FL spends more time crying that doing anything else, is extremely passive and the only time she becomes interesting is when she displays actions of the previous Queen. Hopefully she will gain more of a personality as the manga goes on but so far...

In this manga, the protagonist switches souls with an “Evil” Queen, taking her place as the rightful ruler of an empire. Thrown into a fantasy world with a whole lot of power, you’d think that getting her bearings would be the first thing our main character does. But no, after being immediately involved in a battle and getting wounded, the first order of affairs becomes creating an heir. To which the queen’s advisor immediately takes up this position of her lover, as to cockblock a mercenary to whom the queen had made a quid pro quo in exchange for capturing the enemy commander, despite what would have been a completely reasonable action of defaulting on the promise of the queen’s body and providing a healthy sum of money instead. So, what should have been a manga focused on the geo-politics of a fantasy world, is instead a reverse-harem drama in which relationships are extremely rushed, and characters fail to think before they act as they attempt to adjust to the drastic shift in the queen’s personality.

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