Reviews for Her Majesty Wants a Divorce: Now that a Saint has Come from Another World, I Suppose I'm No Longer Needed, Right? Manga

This review contains spoilers. There are a lot of differences. Even now, even though they like each other, they misunderstood each other, and even though they liked each other, their feelings didn't get through, and they ran away because they wanted to get divorced, but someone targeted their lives... I'm still curious!

This review contains spoilers. Isn't Lienhart a tsundere or rather just plain bad? The two are still so nervous that I don't think 6 years have passed since they got married, and if you like Iris enough to be jealous of Geito, I don't think they'll understand it until you put it into proper words. I don't think it's unavoidable for Iris, who has never been visited, to misunderstand that she isn't loved, even if she was touched by a new saint, or stayed in the same room all night regardless of circumstances. I hope it will have a happy ending after I almost regret the fact that Iris is gone.

This review contains spoilers. It's just getting started, but the heroine is too pitiful...? The disgusting newcomer, Seijo, is furious ‼ I want my husband to be more solid with my husband ❗ I can't say anything about the frustration. It's until the heroine decides to get divorced and goes out with her squire, but I really want the heroine to be happy in the future. I'm worried about the continuation of this book.

This review contains spoilers. Up until volume 4, I certainly didn't feel sorry for the heroine, and I thought Lienhart was just a poor prince, but at the end, there was room to sympathize with Hina, who was neatly organized and in conflict, so I was relieved to put it in the heroine's hands, but volume 5 was already divorced and made me feel like I didn't have to stubbornly try to protect my remarriage. It's because I have a bad feeling that the same thing is likely to happen again if I don't get divorced, but it's even worse because I'm about to get divorced, and it's causing trouble to people around me, but the feeling of going through bad things that are currently progressing through bad things and I don't know if the future will happen, believe in something, believe something, and try to get divorced anyway is too difficult to understand. I wish I could just think about it and just be held by the queen.

This review contains spoilers. I was surprised to see the sudden progression of the relationship between the two, the search for the culprit, case resolution, and disease treatment in volume 4, from a sad development that made my heart fluttering up to volume 3. Heck, isn't the story unfolding too fast all of a sudden?! Halfway up to volume 3 was interesting, but there was also the confession scene where I had to wait for volume 4, and the part where something suddenly started and I was out of touch... hmm? It has become. It would be nice if the heroine was good. Is it necessary to get divorced once? It made me think, and I wonder what it is. What's more, this is why it continues, right? I wonder if the days of passing each other will begin again?? the heroine is too pathetic... It would be nice if this time it was a story about my husband doing his best. If you are unsure about reading it anyway, I recommend reading up to 4 volumes. Because Kiri is just so good!

This review contains spoilers. My first impression was “the picture is beautiful,” especially my husband. I'm also concerned about the future of the story. However, since there are so many comics, I may have run out of material, but I thought that I read similar settings somewhere, Kingdom Series, Reincarnation, Feelings between Men and Women... As the story progresses, a unique sense of fun will probably come out.

This review contains spoilers. Poor Queen Iris. King Leenhart actually likes Iris. The attitude and words towards Iris are too lacking. I don't like Seijo Hina. From now on, I want Eris and Leanhardt to be honest and do well. I'll keep an eye on it.