Reviews for Lady Lydia's Beautiful Determination Betrayed, and Set on Breaking Off an Engagement Manga

This review contains spoilers. I'm looking forward to seeing how Ichisan is gone and how they change with the new members. Personally, I want them to stick with Ernest, but... Prince Eric is cool too! I'm looking forward to it,

This review contains spoilers. The tempo was fast and easy to read. Once again, Enemy No. 2, who is excited, has appeared without permission... but I want them to do their best to get through it. I'm a little worried about my little sister, but...

This review contains spoilers. When I thought Roger and Amy had been quickly convicted, the next assassin would be the next. But does Ernest seem to be aware of his true identity? I wish I had gotten engaged to Lydia soon. I hope I don't get along with my little sister because of Sarah's bad behavior.

This review contains spoilers. Once the turbulence is over, another bad turbulence...! You'll be rewarded ~ ('ω`), but there are people who seem to notice it somehow, so maybe it's reassuring...? I'm worried about the continuation ~ (^-^)

This review contains spoilers. I think most stories are like this. It doesn't mean Lydia is bad because she starts hostile acts without permission and stirs things up. It's a highlight of how the woman's psychological battle will unfold, and how Ernest will protect Lydia from now on is another highlight.

This review contains spoilers. I don't want Liddy to feel bad about it! Don't come up with mean rivals anymore! I just want to see the insensitive Liddy being loved by the prince.

This review contains spoilers. Rogelio despised her fiancé and danced the first dance with the handmaiden who is rumored to be in love at the night party she attended with her fiancé, but why is she surprised that her engagement was annulled? Doesn't Rogelio still know why their engagement was annulled? I don't think there is a daughter who wants to get engaged or marry a man who despises her fiancé. Didn't you study as an aristocrat? Even though they should have been raised in the same way, Rogelio's younger brother seems to be decent. And it's not Lydia's fault that Amy was impeached for finding embezzlement, dereliction of duty, and bad manners. Can't Amy tell the difference between what's good to do and what's bad? While the princess is being selected, even though it is prohibited to approach Ernest, isn't it a violation to meet one of the candidate princess in the backyard? Lydia had permission, but this woman is different, and Ernest must like Lydia. Is it necessary to get close just because I passed nearby? Didn't anyone else see it but Lydia? Tatiana is still a candidate for the princess, but it would be nice if the wishes of the Sirius Knights Commander were heard. Tatiana and Sirius probably have both feelings when it comes to wishing for marriage with Tatiana.

This review contains spoilers. The main character, Lord Rogelio, who is engaged to Lydia, the marquise's daughter, is successfully involved in the plot of the princess's palace, and rumors of a love relationship are spread, and rumors of a love relationship are spread, and although it was originally supposed to be good manners to dance with each other at a party hosted by the royal family, they are the handmaiden's first dance partner, so it's really frustrating not to notice that Lydia is hurt...! It's probably volume 3 or later, and the Crown Prince Ernest seems to be back with a bang, so I'm looking forward to reading it ♪

This review contains spoilers. I was so relieved to be able to break my engagement with Roger. Ernest also had a nice feeling and was happy at the end... maybe. But before that, it seems like there was an upheaval. Ernest, good luck!

This review contains spoilers. I thought the things that had plagued Lydia had finally been cleared up, but a new enemy? It's coming out, isn't it? I hope the development will clear up later even if you're upset

This review contains spoilers. This work begins with a scene where the heroine, Lydia, the marquis daughter, is betrayed by her fiancee Roger. Roger is fooled by the crazy handmaiden Amy, which hurts Lydia's heart. Roger, who is manipulated by Amy, is really a fool. Also, rather than liking Roger, Amy has an abnormally strong sense of opposition to Lydia, the desire for self-expression and approval to take a mount, saying that she should be happy to be chosen by Roger over Lydia. Bug acid runs on Amy, it's really bad for her chest. Anyway, I want sanctions to be imposed on such cowardly scum as soon as possible!! Also, I want Lydia to cut off Roger or something and end up with someone who loves Lydia from the bottom of her heart. Crown Prince Ernest is honest and has always had a crush on Lydia. I can only sincerely hope that Lydia and Ernest will be happy together ♪

This review contains spoilers. Until now, I've been reading the story where a hard-working woman is unilaterally made into the bad guy and her engagement is annulled, so it was insanely painful for a woman to annul her engagement. it's really good. I know the ending from the beginning to the end, so being able to read it with peace of mind is a really high point. Thank you

This review contains spoilers. A doting person since their engagement was annulled. It's a story with a lot of settings, but the engagement is annulled from the side of the daughter who was cheated on. Immediate impeachment. Both families and the royal family are on their side. It's full of the feeling that it ended from the point of view of the common villain daughter, but this time it's the opposite, so I have a different impression. The drawing is beautiful, and the main character, Lydia, is dignified and beautiful. Ernest, who falls in love with Lydia, and Patricia, who has become his best friend, are all wonderful. After the neighboring prince quickly conveyed his love for Patricia, it would be nice if Ernest also declared his engagement to Lydia as soon as possible. I'm excited. The king and woman next door... totally, it feels like hitting the horse (laughs)