Helena: Master of the Guardian Stone

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A cliché otome isekai revenge story lifted by solid art and an engaging heroine.

Story: 6/10
The premise of a mistreated heroine killed and sent back in time is very familiar. The narrative hits all expected beats like redoing events and gaining power. However, decent pacing and high stakes keep things interesting enough.

Art: 8/10
The art style is lovely with delicate linework, beautiful costumes and vivid colors. Characters are visually distinctive and expressive. The aesthetic suits the elegant otome isekai tone well.

Characters: 7/10
Helena makes for a charming lead with her intelligence and gradual empowerment. The conniving villains play their roles sufficiently. But most characters still feel one-dimensional so ... far.

Enjoyment: 7/10
Despite an overly familiar plot, I found myself invested in Helena's growth and navigating threats. The vibrant art and fashion help immerse you in the otome world.

In summary, Helena: Master of the Guardian Stone doesn't innovate much on the otome isekai formula but manages to tell the story engagingly thanks to a strong heroine and lovely art. Fans of the genre should find it a serviceable, enjoyable read.