If you, like me, started this work without reading the synopsis, you were surely pleasantly surprised. I expected the typical story where the villainess retired in peace and then sought to make money to retire or break the Death flags in her destiny. When I saw that punch on the Prince's face I knew that this work was going on a very different path. Scarlet is a girl who enjoys fighting and seeing people bleed, so throughout the manga she will only look for excuses that allow her to fight with someone else. The villains of each arc are not going to contribute anything morethan being a punching bag where Scarlet vents her frustrations. Clearly there is a bit of romance, but that is not what matters in this history, since we have small scenes of a new love interest for Scarlet but he also becomes threatened by her.

The fact that it has so few chapters hinders the frenetic pace that it seeks to establish through its action and dynamic art. We are facing a manga that sought to innovate in its field, but for some strange reason could not go a little further to know if it is a different work from the others or it just stayed the same as always, only with a different appearance.