Yarinaoshi Reijou wa Ryuutei Heika wo Kouryakuchuu

So if you can get over the obvious age gap in this series, physically 10-11, mentally 16 due to time travel, then this isn't a bad anime! The lore for the dragon emperor is very cool and I love the time travel aspect of her essentially changing his destiny. Another weird part is her former love interest was getting freaky with his sister, or its heavily implied which is some game of thrones level shit but I digress. It started out strong, kind of dipped in the middle and ended strong with some pretty good fight scenes although I am pretty sure one of them was literal pngs with a fire effect BUT hey if you are looking for some interesting dragon lore anime with a stuck up bitch goddess in it then give do over damsel a try!

This thing is just not aimed at the male audience. Although the MC (strong loli["but she is actually 300 years old"] wamen) is somewhat relatable and "stable", most of the other characters are just plain crazy. One minute you have someone as your sworn ally, the next they are willing to spill your guts on the floor and sell your mother into slavery, and vice versa. Crazy. There is little to no build-up to this, otherwise it would be a great story. The beginning is decent, but after about 6 episodes things start to speed up. Court politics take the center stage, and unfortunately they are underdeveloped. Most decisions seem to be made on the basis of "I just feel like it". Pacing becomes too fast. On other fronts like art, etc, it is just as you expect from your average anime. But there is a visible effort to make improvements on the animation.

A reverse time anime about a 16 year old girl that gets betrayed by her husband and is getting another chance at life at age 10. Everything good until now... then it hits you. Right from the start. Her husband from her past life was the crown prince of a country, so at age 10, when the crown prince chooses her, she decides to go with another one... and that another one is 19... and he accepts her... he is overjoyed by her age... While there is a plot reason why he is overjoyed by her age and such, it is still quite the :| moment for me (could have been easily changed...). But okay, let's say we get over this, what do we have then? A comedy mostly that switches between somewhat serious moments with jokes and... quite a few close, heartfelt moments between the FMC and MC... Oh man, it just likes to emphasize the fact that it is a 19 y old with a 10 y old, huh... Let's see who is the author... a female... I see... well, I did hear quite a lot of 18+ stuff is drawn by females... Plot is basic to the point it is cringe at times for certain moments, but the main point of this anime is comedy, so ig it doesn't really matter that much, but there isn't that much comedy to make up for the plot imho. Nothing is explained when it comes magic and stuff. Worldbuilding? Ye, don't expect much. And man, sometimes it feels like you're watching on 2x for how fast the story suddenly starts developing, like they remembered they only got so much time and need to finish everything ASAP! Fighting scenes are quite meh as well. Quite a few "perfect" moments that aren't funny or anything, they just seem to be the copy paste of moments I've already seen in thrash animes... It's just the typical feel good story where everyone will be happy and the bed guy gets it. There are some characters that are quite funny, but they don't appear as much as I would have wanted. MC is the strong female lead type. I like her spirit. MC is okayish? Tbh he's pretty boring to me... Story: 7 -- There is a plotline... but it's kinda thrash anime plot style... Art: 7 -- Art was okay. Didn't use horrendous CGI at least, but the fights were kinda 1 frame per second type most of the time, or short af. Music: 7 -- Okay music. Characters: 8 -- A few funny ones, but that age gap is still bugging me quite hard... Enjoyment: 7 -- Was somewhat enjoyable, but didn't leave me with a strong impression or anything... besides that age gap. Overall: 7 Right now it has 7.06 from 26.698 votes Ranked #4095 Popularity #2673 Members 73,251 as of 14/01/2025. Tbh I cannot really recommend it much to anyone... there are better thrash animes out there. This one is for those that want a comedy that doesn't take itself serious, with a bit of shoujo put in it between the FMC and MC, can get over the ages of the MC and FMC, doesn't mind the generic thrash anime moments and just wants to chill at something and pass the time.

Retards who can't separate fiction from reality shouldn't be allowed to rate shows. Reviews are not the place for you to talk about your personal preferences, take it to the forum posts. And 9 years of age gap is pretty normal in most parts of the world. Chances are many of these losers who downvoted this have parents or grandparents that are 9 or 10 years apart in age but god forbid if it is an Anime. Covid Anime "fans" are a plague and needs to be showed to the exit. Moving past the silly stuff, the story and setting is alright, two kingdoms and the gods they worship have a complicated relationship with each other and it affects the land and the people too, pretty standard fantasy stuff. The setting has a lot of potential and is driven forward with a mix of romance and comedy. The interactions between Jill and Hadis are always fun with Rave getting in on it, teasing them at times. The comedic chibi art style and funny faces stand out the most, making the experience memorable. J.C.Staff did a wonderful job for the most part save for the combat scenes which often come across stiff and slideshowy, but the music and voice acting makes up for it. I really wish this comes back for an S2 at least to triggers all these haters. We need more shows like this.

The first thing that stands out is the significant age gap between characters, reminiscent of something you'd expect in a medieval setting. It seems essential to the plot in the beginning, it just becomes pointless at the very end. As for the anime itself, it attempts to branch out in multiple directions. At times, it leans into comedy and slice-of-life, while also doing things like time manipulation, god stuff, and even geopolitics. This spread can feel ambitious, but I feel it's not always focused. The strongest part of the series lies in its opening episodes. The first three in particular present a story that feels both rich and layered, yet accessible. There's a clear narrative direction that hooks the viewer early on. However, as the show progresses, that sense of depth becomes diluted. The plot diverges into various subplots without fully developing the foundational themes it introduced. As a result, some of the more significant character decisions and their emotional weight feel underexplored or unearned. The way conflicts are resolved especially by the main character, tends to be overly convenient. This simplicity in storytelling often makes the anime feel more like a slice-of-life fantasy, rather than a high-stakes narrative. On the technical side, the animation is alright, though the art style occasionally shifts in a way that feels out of place. Pacing-wise, the show remains steady, if somewhat uneventful in its later half. Overall, it's an average series. There are no glaring flaws that ruin the experience, but it also doesn't offer much that stands out as exceptional.

Good: * great setting and lore. A goddess that believes in emotional love and a dragon god who believes in logic/reason is a cool concept. * silly comedy with fun lead characters. I love how badass and active FL is. And the ML has some good character development towards the end of the season. * wholesome romance (except for the age-gap thing, which is weird, but anime gotta anime). Bad: * predictable plot with lots of plot conveniences. there's not tension at all. * Garbage animation and production. Overall Despite the low budget, I was able to enjoy the show. If you don't like the main characters though, you should just drop it early on.

This anime was fine. It had a lot of the tropes of other time rewind anime but nothing more than what you'd expect from anime. The characters were very cute and likeable and I would've rated it higher if it didn't fail the one pet-hate I have of media I watch - UNNECESSARY SECRET KEEPING. This was prevalent throughout the show and was extremely frustrating to watch. Entire episodes played out situations of life threatening danger that could have been completely precluded if certain characters had just chosen to share normal information with each other. The ending was spoiled through the negligence of the main cast allowing the main antagonist to leave with everything they wanted in order to jusitfy a season 2. The main heroine spouts a dream of hers that is baited then switched out for something slightly lesser right at the end leaving you with an unsatisfied taste in your mouth. It's fine but I wish the writing had been more cohesive.

Great romantic fantasy comedy, the animation is sufficient for the project, and the opening and ending are cool, the ending song is really cool, I even added it to the playlist. I understand the unnecessary fact that the female protagonist returns to adolescence/childhood, and this can initially make the environment strange with the romantic part of a much older guy. But the story's proposal is light and fun, with some more serious narrative moments, this is soon placed in the context of being a romance that takes place in the future, and that in the "time" dealt with in the work, which would be an older/medieval time, this was something quite normal, but he doesn't try to justify this, because as I said, the work always tries to take everything very lightly, this is not supposed to be the central point, but rather the comedy, fun, and the cuteness of the characters. I recommend it to anyone looking for a cute work, with a light romance with some fantasy elements. J.C.Staff, the studio responsible for the work, surprised me a little here. I had a pretty bad image of them after some poorly made works I saw, but this one is well done. It's nothing out of this world, but it's well done, and delivers what the work needs, especially in the characters' feelings. The futuristic scenes of the male protagonist going to a bad end were very well done, they always give off a very dark vibe, and with an absurd design. I think his best design scenes are in these. Besides, what bothers me a little about the work itself is that in the story, the way the story is told by the protagonist at the beginning, you start to hate his family absurdly, but when you get to know some people, you see that there are people there who are good, it's not that horrible scenario with no hope. The two that appear in it are really cool. Also, another thing that bothers me is the fact that he doesn't talk to his romantic partner properly, like, if they like each other so much, some drama there wasn't necessary, especially when she is locked in the barrier, their discussion doesn't make any sense... they could just talk like people... Even if after that, this kind of thing stops happening, I still find it a bit forced... For me, in the end the work gets a 7.5/8, I binge-watched it in 1 day, I really liked it, it would be perfect if it were made by DOGA KOBO or Kyoto Animation or OLM or any studio of that level, giving it a recent treatment like Bokuyaba, Komi-san received.