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

This review contains spoilers. Basically, I like it. It's a story about a girl who was left alone by her fiancé and was hurt when she opened up and acted alone, which was surprisingly fun. There are gag elements mixed in, so it's not a serious or dark story, but it makes me sad to watch. The converted fiancee also seems to know that there is no room for recovery, but I would like to watch until the end how it is turned upside down. I think it would be great if it had a satisfying happy ending.

This review contains spoilers. It's a work that makes me feel refreshed every time I increase the number of times. As the title suggests, I enjoyed being alone, and had a smooth attitude towards my fiancee, nothing more or less. It's not that I don't like it, so it's not that I'm being hit hard, and it's good to treat them as if they were people around there. People around me have also gone from being enemies to allies, and my fiancee is deeply reflecting on my actions up until now... it feels good to watch. I'm waiting for the next one!

This review contains spoilers. The story progresses at a good tempo, and the people themselves and their surroundings are a little off, which is really interesting! The way they don't mesh is exquisite! Is it really possible to recover Chaos!? I'm looking forward to it.

This review contains spoilers. It's interesting. The original story is also neatly and interestingly organized, but when it is being made into a comic, it often includes facial expressions where Chaos is more attracted to Miss Nicole than the original, so it conveys feelings. At the same time that I want to support Miss Nicole's feelings, it also makes me feel like I want to support Chaos even though I'm amazed (a little bit). However, the number of pages was small... as expected, when this happened, I should have waited for it to come together... The drawing is beautiful, and the story has also been moderately changed from the original novel as a comic to make it easier to read and understand, so it's nice that it's fun to read at a good tempo as a passing manga. There are various developments in volume 5 that have changed from the original. As the main story, it won't change or will it change... I don't know the future, but I want Miss Nicole, who has been freed from bothersome and sad feelings, to continue to enjoy being alone. Also, I hope Chaos does her best to take care of Miss Nicole while carrying her remorse up until now, and that she finds plenty of regrets about her past self... After all, even though she was unaware, what Chaos did was terrible, and Miss Nicole can't take back that much of that hurting time... well, there is also a feeling that I support Chaos hoping that she can be saved a little bit... compared to Nicole's lonely time It's still too shallow! Chaos also has friends, and after all, both the princess and herself are guilty of the crime... Kaos, after all, just doesn't like white marriages? It feels like... I want them to grow up ~ I'm looking forward to updates from now on! (I hope the number of pages will increase a little more~)

This review contains spoilers. I can only say that it doesn't matter what point you include, the picture or the content. I feel that any group of women surviving the present day would sympathize with this heroine. After the first episode captured my heart, I was curious about the future, and I went to read the original one, which is interesting. I was impressed that they were depicted like that in comics, and the sense of the person in charge of drawing shines through. I think the story is currently being expanded from the original story, and I would like to look forward to a longer version at that rate.