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

This review contains spoilers. It's funny how the main character, Nicola, and her fiancee Chaos pass each other in a frustrating manner, and they don't mesh even more due to misunderstandings around them. Clumsy Chaos struggles to somehow fix the relationship between the two, but her appearance makes me laugh again. It's quite an interesting story.

This review contains spoilers. The story is drawn from a place where she was left alone by her fiancé, but when you think about how much pain she had until she was blown away and what kind of feelings she had in her school life... I realize the importance of that after the man who became very tough was gone... I think Nicole, who had a lot of painful feelings and finally lived the way she wanted to live her own life is wonderful, and at the same time, for the reason that she didn't know how to treat her until now Chaos, who is very sympathetic to Chaos who is trying so hard to hold him back, is a disappointing man who can't be helped, but I wanted them to face Nicole sincerely from now on and somehow make the two of them happy

This review contains spoilers. Even if the main character doesn't seem to have a crush on them, what my fiancé is doing is so bad that I can't say anything back, and I thought it was unavoidable for them to go wrong with this. However, I was curious about the continuation, wondering how to recover from this state of passing by.

This review contains spoilers. Strong women are so cool! Men and being around them are not allowed!! I'm really curious to see how they recover from here on out!

This review contains spoilers. At first, I read it on Nicole Side, but when I noticed it, it made me feel like Chaos lol I want Chaos, who is desperate to work hard to somehow stop Nicole's feelings!

This review contains spoilers. When I thought it was just self-deprecation, he was an unaware selfish man. There's no way it's okay to be selfish even if you're unaware, so the first half was rubbish. After I became aware of it in the second half, I looked at it from my mother's point of view. My friends and daughters who are in charge of education are doing a good job. I want to be friends with them.

This review contains spoilers. It's wonderful to see how the count's daughter Nicole, who was befriended by her fiancee due to world circumstances and her mother's instructions, gave up everything and chose “alone.” On the other hand, my fiancee Nicholas. When it comes to saying that, Caroline is extremely insensitive. But I didn't think it was a shame that they were in a hurry when they knew they were about to be abandoned. And Rosalía, the marquise's daughter. It's funny to get hit and weak even though Nicole has a habit of cheating on her, and it's ridiculous to get involved with your own fiancé and run wild.

This review contains spoilers. As the title suggests, I don't need Chaos. The authors are probably going to make Chaos and Nicole real lovers from here on, but I don't think many readers want that. I was irritated by Chaos from the beginning. I'm not feeling refreshed even if I recover now.

This review contains spoilers. When I started reading it, I thought it was a bit outside of my territory... but the exchange between Nicole and Chaos was interesting, sad, and lovely, and I continued reading. At first, I thought Chaos was cold, but as I was fascinated by Nicole's brightness and cuteness, it was interesting to interact with Nicole, who misunderstood because she assumed that Chaos was not interested in her. But Otome's heart is changing too, isn't it?