Reviews for A HAPPY MEETING Manga

The story progresses quietly and indifferently. Is this pattern somewhere? When I thought there was a sense of familiarity, it was Betty Neals, so I was convinced. It was my first time painting by Miura sensei, and it was a work I wanted to reread over and over again.

Betty Neals feels like it's slowly getting quiet. I like the fact that straight love grows even when there is nothing gentle or passionate about it. Most of the stories of Betty Neals are about a Dutch doctor and a plain girl who is solid, and there is a pretty girl by her side who has everything, and I like it. I think Hiroko Miura's composition is also good. It's not about getting close to Gar and sticking with Gar, it's a normal story where people are moist, slow, and acknowledge each other, yet it's a Cinderella story, and it's a Cinderella story, and I'm relaxed.

A story with my teacher about falling in love with a woman who seems shy and has a strong core. The bland story and restrained design matched Betty Neals' worldview, but it is possible that the one that depicts Cressida's feelings a little more was drawn into the story.

huh? It would be nice to have an end where you can enjoy the afterglow a little more. I want Harlequin to have more pages. But I'm glad the story was calm. I also had a good impression of the surprisingly good-natured heroine. Heroes are also kind and dependable, and it's nice.

As I read it, it slowly creeps up. The heroine was cute, and so were the heroes!

I love Miura sensei's paintings, and I like the kind and smart heroes are wonderful, and I like healthy girls, so it was great. I think it's just right for showing off even mean people. However, people who like dramatic romantics may not be satisfied. Even if it wasn't passionate, I was able to feel the bond between the two from the time they met, so it was a good story that warmed my heart. It was wonderful, and I wanted to watch a little more after that, so it's -1.