Reviews for Broke off Our Engagement Because He's Found True Love? Too Late to Come Crawling Back! Manga

It's a common story about being told to annul an engagement and being looked upon by a prince from a neighboring country, but the main character is dignified and I'm not frustrated to read it. The prince who said that the engagement was annulled did a good job as a guessing horse, and it made me feel really refreshed, so I can read it with peace of mind.

Does it feel like the first chapter of a title collection? The main character is also solid and interesting, but there is a flag that has entered a new chapter and still has difficulties awaiting... it gets tough to read when difficulties strike one after the other, and I'm not good at stories that pull uselessly, so I want to read it again when the story progresses to a certain extent and settles down.

That phrase is full of refrains in my brain lol I'm going to be together now I'm going to be together!! (Nice smile) I've read up to episode 5, but the Crown Prince's bonkura has been amazing ever since the first episode, and his bonkers stand out because there's no malice! I read it while laughing past getting angry, and the word bonkura is so bonkura that the word bonkura was meant for this prince. There's a scene where you're shocked to learn that a commoner girl can't read or write, and it's a modern story that starts with a good old shoujo manga on a foreign stage, and it's a popular story that starts with the annulment of their engagement, but the fact that it's not another world reincarnation is good, it's nice that it has the style of a good old girls' comic on a foreign stage. I also like the fact that the main character is a quiet type, and it's also nice that it's an orthodox, old-fashioned girls' comic where efforts are rewarded for being modest and not assertive. The person in charge of drawing is also a veteran, and I think the fact that the design is slightly old and clean fits the main character and content. You can also read with peace of mind that the main character's father and older brother are properly on the hero's side. The scale of the story seems to be getting bigger and bigger, so I'm wondering how far I should read it. Anyway, it was worth reading it just to watch the Crown Prince perform in the beginning (although I don't feel like I'm enjoying it in the wrong way) lol why don't you join us and push up your fists in your heart? (EDIT) I've read up to episode 13. National intrigues and power struggles are getting stronger. That's good because it's interesting. Rather, I like it more than the main romance. Also, cats are cute. So, every time the Crown Prince takes his turn, his voice is accelerated, and I have no choice but to laugh, and I can hear the auditory hallucinations of Bonkra Call in my brain. Bonecoura! (lol) Bonecra~~~!

I haven't read the original story, and I've only been able to read it halfway through. I had no prior knowledge, but it was interesting! Edward, who is announcing the annulment of the engagement, is scum, but that doesn't mean he has a bad personality, and I thought he was a poor person who was made to dance to the words around him. Mariabelle is truly a “perfect lady,” and it was nice to see her cheer up after going to the Empire.

Edward is so selfish that I'm frustrated. even though he looks like a nice person. I'm really glad Lennart is a spadari and has a good personality.

The picture is as beautiful as ever. But maybe because the story spread too much, I gradually lost track of the translation...

I don't like that man who tries to get things back together because Mariabelle's engagement was unilaterally annulled and government affairs were delayed. I'm looking forward to reading Lennart and the Happy Route.

I first thought the setting was interesting, so I started reading it! It was interesting even though I thought it would be impossible to get close even though I had annulled my engagement once, even though I thought it would be impossible in reality!

Even though he was freed from an indescribable prince, the main character who continues to suffer seems cute. Even though you can be happy, it's not that easy, is it?

I've read up to 20 volumes. It feels like a new chapter began in the latter half of volume 19. Anyway, I was so frustrated that Edward was such an idiot prince. Why didn't Annette, a commoner, understand that the queen didn't have any vessels? Not being able to write characters is probably a problem with manners or something before. I'm really glad that His Majesty is a decent person. I failed in raising children, though. Annette's happy face when she goes to the northern land means she doesn't know what kind of place she's going now. I hope it fits better than the Royal Palace.

It's a classic story, but I'm really glad I didn't get together with my original fiancee. I want the main character to be happy.

My engagement with the stupid prince was dissolved, and I was able to meet a wonderful prince from a neighboring country, so on the contrary, I'm lucky ♪ Spadari. The heroine, who has a beautiful heart and a clear brain, should be happy!

It is a rare work where many engagements have been annulled by princes, and the question of why the king is letting the prince's folly go wild is solved. Immediately after the engagement is annulled, the main character is proposed to a prince from a neighboring country, but isn't the prince from the neighboring country supposed to have had a fiancee? The question has also been solved.