Reviews for If You Regret It, So Be It I Wish You The Best With The Saint You've Chosen Manga

This review contains spoilers. I understand that the father was thinking about his daughter, but the late mother didn't want that, dad! I feel like... I think it would have been nice to see father and daughter laughing together. I don't understand the Queen's heart.

This review contains spoilers. It's infuriating to read Idiot Prince to Idiot Seijo, but I'm looking forward to future developments! My father is cold too, and I wish he had run away from home. I want the main character to be happy!

This review contains spoilers. It was quite an interesting story. Daisy, who was the prince's fiancee, was working hard to eventually become a supporter of the king. However, the prince fell ill, and the engagement was annulled because the well-timed daughter Lucy helped him with healing magic. The story is about Daisy falling in love with Ryan, who had feelings for her, and she becomes happy. The prince is a little bit sloppy, isn't he? At first, I looked at Lucy with a disgusting feeling, but I thought it would be nice to stick to her own thoughts. Influenced by her, the prince also embarks on a new path. The fact that the main characters started their own lives was quite interesting.

This review contains spoilers. I started reading it as a trial reading, and even though the pictures felt a bit unreliable, they were really interesting and continued reading. From the cover, I was imagining who I would stick with, but I was relieved by the development where the heroine is properly moving towards her own happiness. Even so, I often see stories about unlucky heroines whose engagements are annulled, but this is also the type where the former fiancee is quite sorry and has excessive unfounded confidence. There is a depiction in the latest edition where I'm finally aware that I don't have anything, but it's too late to notice... Whether you notice it or not, there is no choice but to use up the heroine and end up using it up, so it's interesting that in the end, Seijo takes it away and you're saved as a heroine.

This review contains spoilers. The setting is completely different, but it feels like a doll princess. I have a fiancé who has always supported me and worked hard, but I made the mistake of the one who helped me? The prince annulled his engagement and became engaged to another woman. The prince realizes his foolishness after losing something important. Personally, I would like more sanctions for both the prince and the saint, but I wonder if that's enough (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. In the end, the gap between the misunderstood prince and the heroine who was forced to put up with it will change along with the heroine's ego awakening. Well, I'm interested in how things will change and move forward in the future, though.

This review contains spoilers. The main character is demeaned by the picture-perfect idiot First Prince and a saint who comes out of nowhere. My real father is a scum, and he seems cute, but it was nice that everything went on from a certain point on. There are lots of developments too, so if you like it, be sure to check it out.

This review contains spoilers. The First Prince made up for what was lacking and very easily annulled the engagement with his fiancee Daisy, who had always supported him, with the advent of a saint. My deceased wife's “Make Daisy happy.” A father who misunderstood the meaning of the word becomes a concubine if his lawful wife is bad! and completely ignored Daisy's feelings. After worrying, Daisy falls asleep with the medicine she received from the Second Prince, but when she woke up two months later, she began acting on her own will like a different person... I was annoyed by the saint, but I witnessed the first prince's insanity and read it on other sites to the point where he looked back on his own actions. At first I thought it wasn't good, but it became interesting along the way. The first prince seems to be doing something more, and I'm worried about the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. I've also read the online novel version, but since the pictures are attached, the First Prince's wickedness has accelerated. In particular, the feeling of not becoming the crown prince (and by extension, future king) due to annulling her engagement with the heroine up until now and becoming engaged to a holy woman... as for Seijo and her father, Marquis, who have a feeling that they have been moderately rewarded up to the current latest episode, by the way, they looked back at themselves in the web novel version added to Comicalize and changed their actions, and I wonder if they were rewarded in a good way.

This review contains spoilers. He was also infuriated by the first prince, but he was most infuriated by the protagonist's father. You probably think it's the happiness of a daughter who “you think without permission”! What makes me happy by ignoring my daughter's opinion cancer!! Get dumped by my daughter!! Whether it's the first prince, his father, or a saint, the person who got angry in this story was the guy who “only” thought about himself after all. Parents of holy women, scold them more properly from an early age. Then I would have become a much better person... is that impossible? After that, I want to read on looking forward to seeing how the people around them, including the main character, will get rid of them.

This review contains spoilers. The picture is good and the story is royal and standard, and I wonder if it's pretty careful to make Gafn say that it's just a little different, huh? I'm telling you if I'll go that far. Other than that, it's surprisingly easy. There's no slack, so once you start reading it, you can read it quickly, so I recommend it if you're looking for something gaffen.

This review contains spoilers. That's right. It was too late to notice. But it seems that Seijo wasn't such a bad girl; she was just an idiot. It can't be helped, so please give up on happiness and do your best with the stupid prince to do your job as a saint.