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

This review contains spoilers. The hero role is too insensitive There is also a misunderstanding that the heroine is a bright, positive, cute, and slightly natural heroine, but the hero also misled them in their own way, so they passed by in a good way

This review contains spoilers. I was able to really sympathize with the main character's process of becoming alone. It reminded me how easy and fun it was when I got used to being alone. It's a different kind of fun than spending time with friends once in a while. The main character, Nicole, is very charming, so I want a phase where people can enjoy more things alone. There are still so many fun things to do, such as going to delicious cafes, going on trips, and reading books. Once I get used to being alone, I really don't want them to be disturbed at my pace, so I think it would be very painful to be stuck with my impatient fiancé now, or be banned from walking alone in a commanding tone, and being forced to spend an unenjoyable lunch time even though there are no topics to talk about... (I was uncomfortable reading it), but I still don't want them to be easily bonded when I think about the heartbreak Nicole has suffered until now. It may be obvious since she is an aristocrat's daughter, but all the characters in this work are easygoing and cute, so it's soothing to watch. I like Lobelia, who was crying at Chaos (while remaining polite) on the next page after she was humiliated by her fiancé, is particularly cute. It's nice to be innocent. Chaos is irritated by looking at her own husband, so I want him to be a little worse, grow mentally, and at least become an adult to the point where I can honestly say that her hair is beautiful or that this accessory looks good. I also want them to stop talking so bossy. You're totally looking down on Nicole, right? I wonder what kind of education he received even though he was the legitimate son of the Marquis family. I wonder if my family is like this too. Don't worry about Nicole. The princess also has a Takarazuka-like vibe and feels like a great woman, but she doesn't care too much... perfect?? It feels like, and I wonder if it's really a bit lacking? If that's the case, it's still cute and I can forgive it... I like it as a character, so even though she was a perfect princess, is that something different from what she personally wants to do? I've been thinking about a lot of things like that. I'm looking forward to the future.

This review contains spoilers. It's too grassy, well, there are only people around you who are good friends with your fiancé, and that's the case if the person who should be closest to you is knocking over other women (you can only see it in the wind), there's nothing to do about this, the heroine doesn't care about her fiancee, and it would be a pity if people around you watched it all the time

This review contains spoilers. The heroine, who had become humble, has reopened and is imposing, which is amazing! It's also interesting that Chaos freaked out.

This review contains spoilers. While there are many heroines who have had a negative start due to being bullied by her relatives since childhood, the heroine Nicole, who was cold and had a hard time being blown away by her fiancé, is so cute, and it's fun that her surroundings are on her side, putting Chaos's position in jeopardy. I can't help but look forward to seeing if Chaos, who is clumsy and doesn't speak well but loves Nicole, can't help but recover from now on!

This review contains spoilers. It's funny that Nicole blew it out so much that people around her felt sympathy for her. I'm sorry for making Nicole have had a hard time until now, but I want Chaos to suffer to their heart's content.

This review contains spoilers. It's interesting to talk about people smiling and crying because they assume they don't think anything about them. I can't help but look forward to the next update.