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

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about a man who lacks thought and words and a young daughter who has given up... they say that the impatience around them is interesting... the man gradually became aware, but what would happen? I'm worried about the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. The main character is so happy and cute! The design is cute, and the way they overcome difficult times and enjoy themselves is so cute. Honestly speaking, even though they passed each other, I think it's natural for the fiancee, who had a cold attitude towards the protagonist, to be abandoned, and I think it would be bad if these two easily made up after this and had a happy ending... lol anyway, I'm looking forward to the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. The main character's feeling of being blown away is very nice, and neither the fiancee nor the princess are offended, so this is what I was looking for because there was no bullying and I wouldn't be uncomfortable watching!!!!

This review contains spoilers. My daughter, who realized the joy of being alone, is cute, and my fiancee, who doesn't have enough words, is cute and continues to make me curious (*'`*)

This review contains spoilers. At first, I thought she was such a poor girl, but Nicole was too awesome after she was blown away!! I laughed at how I dealt with my fiancee during the flower festival and my conversation with the princess, who wanted to resolve the misunderstanding and apologize, because Chaos wasn't in my eyes at all anymore. For the most part, Chaos isn't a mature masked couple, and they probably underestimate their fiancee too much. It's impossible to think I can get love from this!! I don't know if I'll do my best to recover from now on, but how far will it work for Nicole who is shaken off... ah, I want to read more soon.

This review contains spoilers. It's sinful that both the princess and her fiancé made the main character sad for a year and a half, and made them feel miserable at the academy, even if there was no offense. In the first place, the fiancee isn't interested in the main character's hobbies or how he spends his holidays, and he doesn't notice that they haven't met recently until someone points it out. The other men aren't jealous, even if they are familiar with the protagonist's life and accessories. I don't feel any love for the main character, and I'm even more impatient now, isn't it just that I'm worried about the public body? It makes me think. The main character is probably going to be the last one to stick with his fiancee, so I want them to be impatient and swing around to their heart's content until then. It's interesting that the main character also does this unconsciously. Also, since bad people don't appear, you don't feel bad, and you can enjoy it.

This review contains spoilers. I love this kind of story, but if my fiancé often notices a mistake and apologizes and gets married there, but this seems like the former after all... I mean, even though they're engaged, I don't have this much interest in my fiancee & I don't mind not spending time with them, and it's fine even if my other male friends know her book preferences and how to spend her holidays, then even if they get married, it becomes a boring marital relationship with just work It's visible, so isn't it good to know about it early? It would be difficult to suddenly start taking interest in her once you've noticed her mistake and apologized, and I think she doesn't feel well either. It's not a pity that my fiancé feels lonely, ridiculed, and disgusted by various people... or because the princess was forced to put up with it and felt sorry...! even if you recover from here, they'll eventually stay for later. When you get married and get into a fight, you're the first one before you get married...! It's going to be an argument like that (lol) (experienced (laughs)) I wonder if the main character abandons his fiancee and tries to find a new love regardless of status... The princess may also have a great character setting, but that's pretty much what they do... There are many events a year, like days spent with lovers, right? Among them, calling a man who has a fiancee (the scene at the beginning of episode 1) or relying on them to take it for granted that they are always together is not an excuse, is it? Even more so if it's a childhood friend's fiancee, why don't you notice your childhood friend's fiancée who is isolated and made a fool of by everyone?? Actually, she's a princess who can't work... I think she's someone who doesn't notice public opinion or anything, right? Is it OK to go to neighboring countries? It's going to be. Maybe it's a problem that there was no offense? You didn't notice that you were isolated... isn't there a reason like that? Did you forget that your childhood friend had a fiancé? Were you lonely because no one dealt with the day you spent alone with your lovers? (Laughter) and sorry for the harsh comments. But I'm praying that the main character's girlfriend will be happy, and I want to continue soon!! please! (lol)