Reviews for Perfectly Fine on My Own, So My Fiance Can Twist in the Wind Manga

This review contains spoilers. I'm reading the original story and Nicole was cute, so it's written with a comical touch, but in reality, I just think it's a catastrophic line; even real parents side with Nicole over their son's ridiculous words and actions... they've decided that a white marriage is fine, and now that they know that women can live independently in neighboring countries, what can Chaos do, there doesn't seem to be a shred of affection attached to them, but there doesn't seem to be a trace of anger detector couples either It has a good flavor, and the first one is “the classic mean girl!” She's a surprisingly good kid, and Princess Caroline, who cares about her even though she's a delusional express train teacher... is really, no matter how many childhood friends she used to be, it's no use that only men are close aides to her aides, right? I wonder why there aren't any female close aides to follow me to enter neighboring countries, so I'm probably just not there, but I'm looking forward to part 2 until now, Chaos is good to get impatient, and get thrown away I think it would be nice to be flustered. I'm looking forward to part 2!

This review contains spoilers. After Chaos reflected on her attitude towards Nicole and made up her mind, everything was so interesting that the support of those around her, Kaos who is happy and disappointed, passing through with Nicole, and misunderstandings around her lol lol lol it's already a gag comic (lol)

This review contains spoilers. My fiancee is so stupid that I'm over stunned. The main character is struggling to become independent, but I'm looking forward to future developments. Once you've left a heart, it's hard to get it back.

This review contains spoilers. In the comic version, I think the production, including the fighting between classmates, etc. is very good and well-balanced. In the first few episodes, there are many thoughts and remarks that Chaos tries to bind Nicole by using public body and social common sense as a shield, saying “because I'm a fiancee.” (Actually, they leave Nicole alone, leave slander alone, take an indifferent attitude, and perform an act close to mental DV), but by dividing the number of pages into the depiction “I actually liked Nicole,” it is shown that they don't want them as trophy wives (wives to brag about their appearance, or to brag about to others), and I feel that Chaos maintains a last-minute line as a person. Also, since Nicole doesn't flinch with Chaos, it can be read as a romantic comedy to some extent, and I thought it was exquisite. I don't think this will be interesting once things get back together, so I hope the relationship continues as it is.