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Honestly, if you go into knowing what to expect, you'll definitely love it. This anime is just full of love and warmth and of course, fluffiness. Who would ever hate fluff?

There is minimal character development, lots of nonsense going on (like MC being a 5-year-old girl and doing all the stuff she did). But then again, just turn off your brain and this will be a pretty enjoyable anime to watch and relax

Art style is cute, fitting for this genre. Overall I give it a 7 for its overwhelming cuteness - also I see some resemblance in places to Tensei shitara which is another ... anime I absolutely adore

Recommended for those who like transmigration/rebirth type anime, this one FL travels back to a few years before her tragic death at the guillotine. It wasn't amazing, but I liked it more than I thought it would. But then again as many other similar animes, you can only truly enjoy this when you don't try to think about the details of the plot - e.g. why the heck does a 12/14 yr old princess have the power to make so many important decisions?

Nonetheless, I like that FL's love-interest isn't the obvious perfect Prince Sion, it's actually the not-so-perfect but super adorable Prince Abel. That ... alone got me interested enough to watch the entire anime series. So we've got an FL that appears to be super smart and wise to everyone, but she's actually just planning how to not get her own head chopped off. But FL isn't selfish, she does have a good heart and treasures her current life. It's just hilarious how the basis of her being the wisdom of her empire, is literally cuz she's surrounded by either overthinkers and genius people.

It's a cute anime overall, great to watch for some relaxation and laughs.

Just turn off your brain and you will enjoy this.

First off, you really just need to not think about the weird setting of the story. How there doesn't seem to be any police / laws / regulations, the students don't seem to have classes or teachers but yet are still divided into grades. Lots of weird things going on that probably will never be explained. But nonetheless, ignore all these, and the story's good.

I love animes about fighting / gangs and stuff, it's exciting, usually with an interesting MC, and of course lots of 'life lessons' you can totally take away from. In this case, ... I actually really like our MC, a shy and easily embarrassed boi with a traumatic childhood, but with a big heart and a big goal.

There was not enough time to get to know many characters, and no time at all to get to know any of them really in-depth, and hopefully there will be more of that in s2. But overall I love all the side characters, and how our MC is learning so much from them and the town people. It's just adorable and quite heart warming really.

Watch it if you have too much time on your hands, and you like gory and bloody stuff. I like op characters, so it wasn't too bad for me, but that's the only good thing about this anime

I was pretty invested in it initially, I love a character who grows from being weak to super strong. But it was ridiculous how MC suddenly went from a boy to a fully grown muscled deep-voice tall guy. Like how. And he went through a whole personality change with that too, no rhyme nor reason, just 180 change into a full gigachad, might've been the influence of him ... becoming unusually stronger?

The animation isn't particularly well done either, very simplistic. But I usually don't care too much about the art style. The whole story revolves around MC, and only MC, there are not even side characters. But they couldn't even do MC's character well .. This guy really just keeps rushing head-first into suicide missions, like I get he wants to save his mum and get money blah blah, but he really did just go into an S rank dungeon ALONE when he's not all that powerful yet. The system is his saving grace, and also the only thiing that keeps him alive cuz dude is unable to judge whether he's actually powerful enough for his job

It was fine, but really not that good.

I've always loved watching sleuth related animes / dramas, but this really wasn't done that well. While I often turn my brain off watching detective things so I can fully enjoy them cracking the cases, this anime didn't give me any thrill. I was basically able to guess all the culprits way ahead of time, and there was no interesting plot twist, until a certain one that had completely no foreshadowing.

While Ron is probably supposed to be somewhat eccentric and funny, I thought he was mainly just incredibly weird. For Toto, I had hope that he would ... grow into his own as a detective, but either there was not enough time in 13eps for him to do that under Ron's shadow, or he was never destined for character development.

The cases were nearly all 1 episode ones, except for a particular few which were slightly more interesting. There are no connection between each cases, and were basically stand alone episodes. I thought the connection between each cases/episodes could've been done way better.

Then there's the magic bit which I find annoying, why was magic even incorporated into an anime about sleuthing? And it's funny how Toto just can't help but wait until the last milisecond to do something about this everytime it happens.

It was just up until the last episode that things started to get a little bit more interesting, but at this point, I have no motivation to continue on to season 2, where hopefully there is a more interesting plotline.

But while I've gone on about how terrible this anime was, I still slightly enjoyed it as a time-passing thing, but only watch this if you really have nothing else to do or watch. The only reason I didn't drop this was because it wasn't entirely bad enough for me to stop watching.

This is such an out-of-the-world, completely original storyline, that I will always remain impressed with.

The story revolves around Fushi - an immortal being, who learns and grows from experiences and relationships with others. Season 1 had me crying nearly episode, while in season 2, we see a more humanly-developed version of Fushi, who strives to make good friends.

It was heart-warming seeing the people who care about Fushi, albeit some in a near destructive way (aka Guardians), and we get a special character (Bon) who literally is the linchpin of this season. He was able to understand and communicate with Fushi like no others could, except ... Fushi's old friends in S1, and always gave him support when he needed it.

Overall, this anime is just a really really good-watch, and it won't be like any other that you know

This anime has our angelic FL, who looks like an angel, acts like an angel, and most importantly, has a heart that goes out to anyone and everyone. She heals those around her who are in pain, creating beautiful bonds and friendships in a foreign country, and with the King.

I'm sure there will be arguments from people ranting about child grooming, but I just want to point out that if you strongly feel against this so much, then don't watch it, simple as that. If you feel that you would like to give it a chance, then hesitate no further. Even though Sariphi is ... young, she is more mature than any adult could be, and has also been through terrible experiences at the hands of the human family who raised her, making her grow up quicker than any other 15 year old girl. It is normal to think that such a girl would easily find comfort and love with the person who treats her well and respects her as an individual and not a sacrifice. I am not making excuses for child grooming as irl it is still despicable, but mind you, this is not real, and this is just my own view.

Through the story, we can see the stories and experiences of people, who having met Sariphi, changed and corrected their prejudiced views towards both beasts and humans alike. We see the influence of our brave and kind FL around those beside her, and with the perfect concluding episode rounding everything up.

This was an absolute gem, and boy am I glad I stumbled onto a clip of it!

Every 5min episode just feels me with tingles, and I love how the vampire theme is incorporated into the anime as well. Mignon's pure and blind love for his Doc is just so heart-warming, and although Doc has difficulties, he ultimately lets Mignon into his heart.

Ep12 was omg hawt, I was nearly sweating buckets there! But it was beautiful nonetheless hehe.

Character development was lacking, not that I was expecting any from a short anime like this, and hence it was not 10/10. But this is a great BL ... for anime BL lovers out there!

Spoiler alert!!
One thing that particularly amazed me was the transformation scene, it was both bloody, gruesome, and absolutely fantastic, just like how I would imagine a transformation would look like. It was not sugar-coated nor sweet, it was painful, but it was because of this pain that Mignon gets to live with his doc now.