Reviews for A KISS FOR JULIE Manga

The story is Halekui teppan. The picture is beautiful. Men don't shake, so there's little sense of fuzzy feeling. They are two people I like, even in the sense that they are a good match.

We both misunderstood the other person's feelings, and when we passed each other, we got closer little by little... I read it to the end with a smile. It was a story about a lovely couple.

I love this manga artist's design, so I bought another one. I like the feeling that it progresses slowly, or rather, a unique space, including that, but it may be frustrating for some people (...;), but I wanted the teacher to make a dramatic confession when I confessed. I had a pretty relaxed attitude, but behind the scenes, I was in a situation where I was already excited to get married, but I didn't know my partner. I wish you would have tried a little harder, teacher!

What an impatient couple! Heroes in particular! I was worried about the heroine from the beginning, but it's hard to understand her love. It's unavoidable that the heroine is about to give up on this. But in case of emergency, I was able to rely on the hero, and I really enjoyed it because it seemed like HQ.

This time, the two leading actors looked like models and I fell in love with them. It's like they're slowly closing the distance even though they're both attracted to each other.

They both have unrequited love for each other. It was frustrating that both of them had misunderstood the other person's feelings and passed each other. I took a detour, but is Harlequin still good with a happy ending?

There is an image that English gentlemen are tall, but I wonder if few women are big. Also, it seems that big Dutch doctors often appear. What's more, it's a beautiful mansion, and the interior is wonderful. Whose fault is it that they are somehow jittery even though they are attracted to each other?

This work is my first encounter with the HQ artist and manga artist duo. The books and pictures are a perfect match, creating a unique atmosphere. And in that unique worldview, the heroine and hero are depicted in a very attractive way. I'm totally addicted to it.

The hero is a troublesome man. I have no choice but to realize my love for the heroine and get married right away! It was so abrupt that readers were surprised too. it's a lot of going around to make the heroine turn around... so long. He was a disappointing handsome guy.

There are quite a few things, but it's not noisy; rather, it's a strange feeling where the story progresses calmly. It's nice that the teacher really looks like a foreigner. It's a comic adaptation of “Tea Time for Two,” which is the comic adaptation of the same author and Katsuragi-sensei, which I'm planning to read now, and decided to try reading both of them and read this one first. It seems that production is old, but the characters are definitely more attractive to me, and there is plenty of room for me. Over there, the style is getting scary, and I feel a wall that doesn't make readers familiar. However, even so, it somehow coincides in strange places where it is difficult for heat to transfer in this work to be in England or the Netherlands. The terms used are different between the German-speaking countries and the Netherlands, but if you ask for permission because they are not that far apart geographically, I hear that German-speaking countries don't like to be called by first names at work. The exchange between these two people in the first half made me feel that it would take a long time to unravel that sense of atmosphere while imagining a frustrating production effect where the distance never felt close, and it became a drug for the original author who called the Dutch setting. I learned through numerous reviews of HQ comics that the original author, the writer teacher, has many fans. As the type of person who doesn't read the original story, I'm sure to write my impressions here that are far from the eyes of fans of the original story, so I feel a bit overwhelmed. Well, as for the story, they are both inwardly alone and quietly thinking, so a unique atmosphere transports them to each episode, and they read on as if they were just grasping the air. Are tape cutters that far different from Japanese ones? Why is the head of an excellent doctor so heavy and splendid, but he was able to throw it from the other side of the secretary's desk towards the door, right? I realized it there, and it was so surprising that it seemed like I was pinched by a fox. Dismayed that it was “bad” (page 65), he didn't get jittery trying to stop himself leaning towards the heroine, and suddenly unfolded in the next scene. I was generally wandering around at the entrance, so I wanted to see his turning point itself. I wanted a picture of kindness somewhere depicting the turning point. Rabbit horns don't say much to each other. Prudent about quiet inner feelings cards that reach marriage with scarce materials while not stepping in? The appearance of this Dutch doctor was a perfect match for her style of cutting. He looked great and I enjoyed every moment. The roof scene was nice. However, I was surprised that the hands were relatively large on page 36.

I had read the original story before, so I shunned it, but since I like manga artists, I used coupons. The turbulent part has been cut quickly, and the hero's feelings are clearly written, making it a really gentle love story. As expected!

I really like the picture, it was exciting and it was interesting

Katsuragi-san's paintings are very beautiful and polite. The story also progresses slowly. Are the heroes set to be younger than the others? I felt like there was an emotional movement. Harlequin doesn't usually continue, but it's an animation artist who dares to write a little further. It feels like 4 and a half stars ♪

A story that slowly progresses through beautiful pictures. There are no mountains. I think it's a work for when you want to read it peacefully.