Reviews for <Chapter release>To Sir, Without Love: I'm Divorcing You Manga

This review contains spoilers. The main character, Byretta, is a wonderful woman who is ridiculously beautiful, has excellent style, is smart enough to work, and can also do swordplay, and is charming. My husband went straight to the battlefield even though he got married, and came back 8 years later, but he believed the rumor, assumed that his wife was a toxic woman, and placed a ridiculous bet that she would respond to divorce if they didn't have children in one month, but on the first night, they realized that Byretta wasn't a toxic woman as rumored, and it was very humane. After that, the more I got to know my wife, the more I realized that she was an attractive woman with wonderful abilities, and my husband fell more and more in love with his wife Byretta. In volume 6 of the latest volume, Biletta, on the other hand, also realizes her feelings for her husband, and she files for divorce because of that's why she wants to leave. I was really moved by the scene where her husband honestly conveys his feelings to Bayletta in order to keep his wife. A husband who realizes Bayletta's true feelings of hate him and seriously conveys his love. If you were to make such a thoughtful confession, Biletta, that would make me burst into tears. It's an irresistible volume 6 where you can't express your honest feelings, but it's an irresistible volume 6 where you gradually become honest while basking in your husband's doting love. Thank you, author, for feeling happy. It's my favorite work, so while rereading it over and over again, I'm looking forward to the release of 7 volumes again.

This review contains spoilers. I love both the original story and the comicalization! Strong and noble, and surprisingly cute... it's a social flower that is perfect and can work, but while being at the mercy of her husband, she is at the mercy of her. A relationship where my husband is too unreliable and deepens at least at the beginning is the best!

This review contains spoilers. I'm glad I read the ending of the coup. Also, I've noticed how Byretta feels for her husband. Even if you try to run away because you noticed it, it's because the people who don't let them escape are soldiers? Surprisingly, my husband is honest because he's older? You've also got a firm grasp on Byretta's personality. The only way to be together is to be honest. I was happy to be able to read The Couple's Sweet Time. However, rumors from when I was a student are deep-seated.

This review contains spoilers. It's a work I love no matter how many times I read it, so I just keep reading it in various versions. It's really interesting.

This review contains spoilers. There are times when it just won the comic book grand prize; not only is it funny, flirty, and the story isn't too bland! What are the common emotions and facial muscles of a hero who is a strong heroine but is also really cute? Although they are the type, the relationship between the two, who gradually bond with the heroine remains frustrating, and I want to read the continuation as soon as possible in the latest issue (volume 4). I want to read this work all at once, so I haven't dabbled in split books, but I'm excited to read the continuation quickly

This review contains spoilers. The way it starts is surprising, but as you read on, the character settings and story foreshadows are well collected, so it's a comic worth reading. I started reading the heroine Bayreta because she originally looked cute, but her husband, who thought she was cool, selfish, and disgusting, quickly fell in love with the charm of Bayretta, and she was also able to do her job properly, and she was dependable, and handsome. Seems like he was a much better husband than my initial impression. I learned that the father, who married him to a wealthy count family without listening to Bayretta's intentions, actually did it to protect his daughter. Certainly, the process of two people who are a good match and becoming the people who understand each other the best even when they fight back is carefully depicted. The development, which I had thought was impatient, has now descended into the prefecture. I'm already obsessed with this work. I can't help but look forward to the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. I like the protagonist, who is independent, strategist, and beautiful. Even though he's a military man, the meaning of a husband who never got along, got married, and hasn't returned home for 8 years is unclear. Only good-looking guys are good at it. I didn't like it when I came back and connected my body and made a bet on whether to have children or not because the settings were somehow forced. I'm looking forward to the future activities of my husband, who is only jealous of parties and various partners, and has nothing good about him other than his face. The main character is so far so cool! My father-in-law's character has a scary face, but I like it quite a bit. I'm curious about my husband's name, probably because I usually only read BL comics lol Arnold, Aroid, Alfred, anything was fine, so why did I go with Aldo... When I wrote my name straight and tried to post a review, there was a note saying that inappropriate words were included lol the pictures are beautiful, but I can't say I'm good at entangled scenes. Maybe I drew it that way on purpose, but it's lacking.

This review contains spoilers. At first, it was a common story, and I was wondering if the rest of the story would be connected, but as I read on, it's a fun development that made me want to read this ahead as soon as I read on!