Reviews for To Sir, Without Love: I'm Divorcing You LightNovel

This review contains spoilers. I read Comicalize first, then I was curious about the continuation, so I started reading novels. I'm so addicted to it that I buy the new issue as soon as it comes out. There is a heroine who is smart enough not to leave people in trouble with personalization but isn't familiar with romance, and a hero who regrets her first bet after knowing her first love and works hard to be loved by the heroine. The surrounding area is full of unique characters, which is interesting. Furthermore, the number of families of 2 has increased, and I'm looking forward to the future even more. The sentences are also easy to read, and I enjoy rereading them over and over again ☺️

This review contains spoilers. The wefts that weave a beautiful story are connected together, and the structure is so precise that it is firmly supported by warps that cannot be seen from the front. The meaning and episode shown by each word properly explained the background of the characters' actions and feelings, and it was fun to read the story while collecting them. At first glance, Biletta seems like a strong woman with a strong sense of independence, but in reality, she is a dreaming maiden, and she seems to be seeking freedom as a resonant due to her resistance to having her dignity trampled on because of the social system and her beauty, and her abandonment that dreams are dreams. The reason she was able to spend eight years “unexpectedly cozy” at her marriage site is probably because her father-in-law acknowledged herself and her talents and allowed her freedom. As a result, I had an encounter with my husband. As expected. Good job for my father-in-law. Meanwhile, the morbid state of mind brought about by the end of an eight-year long war and its end, a sense of elation about getting a new enemy as seen in a letter requesting divorce from his belligerent wife, and even abhorrent memories of evil women from the past combine to make a “mistake in his first move.” However, as a result of this reflection on “mistakes,” he had little interest in others or even himself, turned his heart, which had weak emotions, to his wife, deepened his interest and understanding of her, and deepened his love and obsession, and it also became what the dreaming maiden really wanted. In other words, I don't think he would have had an interest or fall in love with his wife if it weren't for his “first mistake.” However, there are many places where these backgrounds and connections are simply suggested, and there may be places where it is difficult to understand how the story unfolds. In Comicalize, that area is a little easier to understand, and very attractive expressions are carefully drawn. Facing a trench deeper than the Japan Trench lying between a man and a woman, in the process of two people becoming a couple, beginning with misunderstandings and misunderstandings, when they see what Bayretta really wants, I think they will want to support her husband. I recommend reading up to the second volume, which leads to the first ending.

This review contains spoilers. It was the first time in volume 3 that the two of them really kept appearing from beginning to end ‼ ︎ I was made to read it with a smile the whole time lol I want to know why the young lady was chasing him! I'm also looking forward to seeing if this will be revealed in the next volume. I have to read the rest quickly ‼ ︎

This review contains spoilers. There are many types of heroines in the world, and I also love the protagonist who is too competent like her. Probably because I took the lead character's shoulder more than usual and started reading it, the hero believed bad rumors that were false and wrongly about the heroine, forced the virgin heroine to become incorrigible, and continued to trample on her heart, and the hero's stock crashed to the bottom from the beginning, wry laugh. Honestly, “while information warfare is active in the battle of lives, is it stupid to hurt the wife by acting after believing false charges as truth...!?” I've been reading it all the time while thinking about it. But the overall flow of the story was very interesting. Like the clutter between the military and the aristocracy. Heroes also gradually reflect on their own foolishness, and advice from rivals? Even Ni honestly incorporated it into myself and made me improve my words and actions, so I was convinced at the end. (I read only volumes 1 and 2)

This review contains spoilers. Romance novels for women never betray readers. So, to be honest, I understand the ending. You can slowly enjoy the change of heart between the two towards that ending in this work. They are also knights, and they frequently head to the battlefield, but the key point of letters adorn the wonderful relationship between the two.

This review contains spoilers. It came from the comic book version. If the heroine is handsome, cool, and beautiful, I want to know the ending as soon as possible! The comic version also has nice pictures, but after all, episode 1 is short and a bit expensive. Is it going to be a long time until it's over? I thought so I posted the original story. I am satisfied with the conclusion! My husband is too subordinate at the beginning of the comic version, but I wonder if there were places where it couldn't be helped. That's ridiculous, but you unknowingly loved Bayretta from the beginning. Also, Bayretta is also thrilled and excited, suffering from an unavoidable love affair around the end (of the story). I did my best to stay alive. That's why I'm surprised at the feeling that my first love is bewildered. Also, the scene where her husband tells Bayretta how she feels is also amazing. I want to rush in and say that you don't have enough words and aren't mean. For some reason, they're a perfect couple. I want to read the sequel too.

This review contains spoilers. Honeymoon trips, family trips, missions. Anoud shakes Biletta's heart while carrying out special missions from the Devil's General. It's amazing. The Insensitive Byretta Strategy is perfect. The episode at Byretta's Academy is so cool. Handsome. A really cool couple.

This review contains spoilers. My husband's doting love and my wife's perfection are all good, though. I want my wife to firmly apologize for just one thing: the fact that I forced myself to do it outside after the celebration party, and the fact that I argued with my colleague “in place of a prostitute” at that time (although they didn't exactly argue with each other), and I want my wife to firmly apologize for these 2 points.