I might change the ratings later on since the story is still on its 1st arc but so far I'm liking what I'm reading. 

The core of Waltz revolves around a Villainess being sent to the colonies. Its the first time I've read an Isekai being in the colonial Era and so far, the author showed that at least she did some research upon those times.

The amount of world building the author invested in her story is insane but surprisingly there isn't much info dumping onto story itself. As to how the author managed such a feats?

One word.... Art.

Rather than let you read sentence upon sentences about this or that Nation. Nihilaine just made a map and its brilliant for you can visually see in detail the political climate and the competing factions in one single image.

The author is also a good artist so your eyes will be treated with amazing arts which really sets the story apart from the others.

The character interactions still need some work and there are some typos especially in regards to suffixes but overall its still pleasing to read. 

I hope it didn't disappoints me.

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Initial Review

Waltz of Crowns : an interesting take on the generic "reincarnated into a villainess noble girl" premise

I personally think that it is too early to write a review for this story but the potential this story showed compelled me to write an initial review. 

Waltz of Crown stood out from the rest of the common "reincarnated into a villainess noble girl" lot by its well made world building, writing, and of course the gorgeous and informative artworks. These artworks lets the readers be immersed more in the story telling. Only a few chapters are out but it already built a rich world with a lot of possibilities for future plots.

Dialogues and character interactions can still be improved to flow more smoothly but overall I very much look forward to what the author has in store for this story.

Thank you author Nilhilaine for sharing this with us. I'm a fan ☺️

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