Reviews for The Matchmaker's Fiance: My Fiance Won't Leave Me Alone While I'm Finding Him the Ideal Bride Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's a misunderstanding between their fiancés, or rather, Marquis Reiji Gil is too displeased! It starts with the heroine announcing the dissolution of her engagement, and I can read the flow of the story clearly, but I'm glad the heroine's brain skills are amazing lol and no disgusting characters come out, and it's stress-free in places with a comedic touch and rough pictures (like pop teppic) and laughter, and it's completed in 2 volumes, and I'm glad it wasn't too long or too short

This review contains spoilers. Brainy heroines are rare, and it was cute to push forward with oblique ideas. I'm glad Gilbert got excited at the last minute, which I think would be bad if the development was extended any further! Despite the fact that he fell in love at first sight with a girl stronger than him from the time he met, he was a kind young man who began to want to protect himself after growing up. It's lame, but since the heroine is brainy, it's probably just the right balance.

This review contains spoilers. Disgusting because I like it too much. I don't even know, but that's ridiculous. The way Ceara runs diagonally through was so cute and funny! But when I think about Ceara, it was so painful that I couldn't help but hit him with 2 shots! it makes me think lol

This review contains spoilers. It's a bad guy who can only respond so badly to his fiancee that people around him maliciously rumor about him just because he has a beautiful appearance and is superior, isn't he? I like strong girls, so why does the heroine have to understand the circumstances of men who are bad or that they actually love them? It makes me think. I don't like this kind of male character, but it was very interesting because of the heroine's misunderstanding and beautiful drawing that far surpassed that.

This review contains spoilers. The main character has gone too fast and furious. Honestly, I was frustrated because my opponent was so bad, but even more than that, the main character was too interesting. Even when the relationship between the two finally settled down, that didn't change. That last exercise that's too much brainpower (called noke?) I burst out laughing, so I made it ⭐ ︎ 5.

This review contains spoilers. Gilbert is too disgusting... it can't be helped that the main character misunderstood... maybe! I feel like the main character's idea of going diagonally upward is disturbing the surroundings (good luck! crap!) I liked the pictures because they were beautiful and easy to read. I want to read more soon.

This review contains spoilers. A certain person “I'm used to being alone.” It's a bit similar to Japanese. Although similar, this guy, Gilbert, is not unaware; he is an overly clumsy man who left his fiancee unattended due to his disgust. Ceara, who is her fiancé, is supposed to be smart, but her sense of self-affirmation is low due to Gilbert's aloofness. Even though she is such a lady that she is called the “Crimson Rose.” “Because my hair is red.” I don't even care about that. and. They hope for Gilbert's happiness without change, and they desperately search for bride candidates so that they can marry a wonderful person after dissolving their engagement with themselves. If you despise yourself because it's a political marriage anyway, don't you realize that there's no way the Viscount's daughter can arrange a bride for the Duke's reign? are you stupid? Even though I can study, I'm not familiar with love, and I'm slow. There's no way such a lovable idiot would notice his feelings. Gil has no choice but to do his best. The people around them are good people who understand the situation that people around them can be saved a little bit. Irene, an ordinary person that Ceara has listed as a candidate without permission, isn't a predatory heroine who appears in common villains and daughters. The Marquis's daughter, who adores Gil, also knows Gil's true intentions and has the cleverness to retreat. and. The Crown Prince and his wife are worried about something and care about Ceara. The story is drawn from the Crown Prince's point of view. He's probably hurting his stomach from watching over his childhood friends Gil and Seara. Take a little bit of courage for Gil, and take good care of your own feelings for Ceara. I want you to solve Gilemoda without being insistent.

This review contains spoilers. I read the reviews and bought it because I wanted to see a story where the two sides of the royal road pass by each other. It's a story about a clumsy hero and a heroine who is a good kid but has strong assumptions about getting involved and making a mess due to the annulment of their engagement. It's easy to read and the feeling of reading is good, and I'm looking forward to the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. You can read the development in terms of content, but it's still interesting! I'm so excited to watch how they spin around each other! I can't wait to read the next one!

This review contains spoilers. This is an epic story where the fiancee Gilbert, who relentlessly developed feelings for the heroine, and the heroine, who assumes that Gilbert hates her. This kind of thing is interesting when you look at it from a grouper's point of view (laughs) This kind of passing development usually makes me feel impatient, but since this work is so comedy-like, it makes me want to watch it even more. It's also interesting that the prince gets along with Gilbert and the heroine. I'm looking forward to the continuation.