Reviews for MATILDA'S WEDDING Manga

This review contains spoilers. The heroine is the pastor's daughter, has a kind temperament, and is loved by everyone even when she moves. Except for my real mother... It's a story where the hero, who has a fiancé, is gradually attracted to such a heroine. While it's short, the love between the two develops in a natural way. (Although the heroine fell in love with the hero at first sight.) This wonderful story wouldn't have unfolded without this heroine. The pictures were beautiful, and after I finished reading them, I felt heartwarming.

This review contains spoilers. The doctor is a good-natured, good-natured guy. Nurse Martida is a smart nurse who is plain but at ease. It is no exaggeration to say that she supports almost all of the family's lives. The doctor is drawn to her by accident. Martida fell in love with the doctor at first sight, but when she learned that he had a fiancé, she sealed it deep in her heart. However, this fiancé is an idiot woman who just wants to be beautiful, be luxurious, go to glamorous places, and doesn't understand his job or position. Martida, on the other hand, is a cheerful, positive girl who is always energetic without complaining, despite being tired from the hassle of her sickly father and spendthrift mother. While being attracted to Martida, they pushed her to death, but finally they annulled their engagement due to her fiancé's selfishness. I understood that Martida was the only person who made me feel at ease, and I went to say hello to Martida's parents, but my father was happy, but since my mother treated her daughter as a string and housekeeper, I couldn't sincerely congratulate her. What was the solution the doctor took in anticipation of that too? It's easy even for doctors to be able to place people in the right places with the right people ~ ♪ Please read the main story here. My former fiancé was a beautiful woman, but she was like a toxic woman due to her personality. Fota and Martida are plain and beautiful, but they are kind-hearted girls. Therefore, even though I was able to become a person loved and cared for by people in the village and town, the world isn't so sweet that anything just because my former fiancé is a bit beautiful and her parents are rich. That stupid young lady who doesn't even know anything common in the world should do her training and fix it! Ahhh, that was refreshing! I hate people who live in the habit of not being able to do anything on their own!! It was a good story based on the lesson that people should not be misled by appearances.

This review contains spoilers. The picture was beautiful, easy to read, and a bad fiancee and a slightly troubled mother came out, which made me feel sorry, but I'm glad it ended happily at the end!

This review contains spoilers. The heroine's mother is a pretty selfish and selfish toxic parent. Still, it's a miracle that the heroine is such an honest and nice kid. He really is a hero who understood the heroine's position and treated her parents appropriately.

This review contains spoilers. It's a gentle story, and it warms my heart. I have a bit of a longing for living in an English-style village. It's a country that still has a class system, so why from a Japanese point of view??? There are parts that I think about, but I was able to enjoy it, including that kind of place. It was a very nice story with a gentle tone, even though it was packed with elements typical of Harlequin.