Reviews for The Hopeless Lady's Dignified Divorce: My Childhood Friend, the Archduke, Can't Stop Doting on Me Manga

This review contains spoilers. I bought it with a recommended discount coupon. It's not a gag. Her husband, who is a marquis, is strangled and burned while being raped while sleeping just before getting divorced in a white marriage (no sexual activity). The woman who was retracted for 3 years and slaughtered without doing anything has turned back in time, and while retaining her memories, she is in a horse-drawn carriage getting married to her marriage house. It's a fantasy story about starting over. My husband is a rep murderer with a lover. A poor marquis with no business record and only peerage. Marry the two baron daughters who look good with Alice the Idiot Flower. Didn't the Marquis Family do financial and personality background checks on the Marquis family? Wouldn't it be nice if I did something for them before they rewind!? I wonder why they didn't marry their precious daughter to the Grand Duke's family. I always think, but I'm not convinced why the poor woman, who dies while cursing, immediately becomes intelligent from the moment she returns. The woman who was being eaten up to her bone by her pimp doesn't seem intelligent. You should go back to your parents' house, right? Your Highness the Grand Duke also has memories from previous lives.

This review contains spoilers. Elizabeth's past is too bad, and I'm expecting a fierce Gafn, but there are also scenes where I'm a little confused. Why are Elizabeth and Aban married in the first place? Wouldn't Kyle be better for a political marriage? Isn't the scene where Elizabeth gives the queen a necklace also a bit rude? Is Alice too stupid and doesn't even feel like dealing with Elizabeth? Well, I'm worried about a lot of things, but after all, I want to feel refreshed with Gafn, so I'm looking forward to the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. The main character and her childhood friend are a nice couple. They are both smart and excellent, so everything they do feels exhilarating. It's a pity that the two opponents were so disappointing from the beginning that they didn't get into trouble, and they didn't get excited with the plot twists. The game can already be seen from the beginning, so it's probably like watching the two more people's disappointing action lineup until volume 2. The pattern is clear and I like it. The romance element between the main character and her childhood friend is a situation where the main character doesn't feel like it yet, so if you want a sweet romance, I don't think the content is in line with your wishes. I recommend it if you like the strong-willed protagonist who is blessed with his surroundings!

This review contains spoilers. On the sidelines, “Damn it! Damn it!” It's an exciting development, though. The people in question were so stupid that they didn't notice that they were being messed up! Finally, the queen also went on a business trip, and it seems like she'll condemn the baron daughter Alice for cheating on the marquise! So on to the next volume. I want Avan, who proudly takes his lover to a night party hosted by the royal family, to be banished from the royal capital and returned to the peerage! I understand the happy ending where Elizabeth, who is now free, and her childhood friend Archduke Kyle will happily get married, but I'm looking forward to it. [Additional Vol. 5] Alele ~?! If you think it would end with Aban, Marquis de Boncla, and his lover. Liz, who came here and went back to her hometown, seems to be caught up in an unexpected incident by her Aunt Mount, who has a high sense of aristocracy, and not only that, she is involved in an unexpected incident. Volume 4 depicts sweet memories with her childhood friend Kyle, the archduke of the royal family, so it seemed like their love would finally come to an end. The number of stars decreased because I was “hopeless” wondering if it would continue without ending quickly even though I had a minor incident. Liz, I used to cancel Avan's mistress's dress → the son of a tailor who is in trouble with money tricks his girlfriend and throws it away on the street → Liz saves her on the street → her son suggests the baron's daughter on the way and makes her steal Lidress without knowing → arranging Liz's dress and trying to sell it to Liz (Imacoco) I wonder if it didn't cause trouble to anyone if I hadn't canceled her mistress's dress? Liz makes a fool out, pathetic. Mysterious causal retaliation. wow! troublesome!

This review contains spoilers. I feel like it's going to get more and more interesting from now on. My love affair with my childhood friend is still yet to come, but the romance is probably progressing in a hurry. I'm worried about the continuation.