Reviews for THE GREEK DOCTOR'S NEW-YEAR BABY Manga

This review contains spoilers. I wonder if something could have happened a little more, like at least drawing the cover so that they could be understood as an obstetrician couple? It was very interesting to me in terms of content. A hero who became an obstetrician due to guilt that caused his mother to die when he was born, but his father's hopelessness was so deep that he was traumatized and twisted in a strange way when he didn't need children who never got married. But I love the heroine, and I love her, and when she makes a deliberate invitation like a kid, she says, “But let's be good colleagues,” but she's not nervous, and I want to overcome the trauma! and plucked up the courage to propose. It is the heroine (*pregnant) who gently supports and encourages the mental Yowa-Yo Hero. The last baby was born safely and the hero's shining smile... huh? huh? What happened to the sexy, gorgeous, and enigmatic story of a man and woman on the cover? It's nowhere. However, our first meeting was at a masquerade ball, and soon at the hospital where we worked, we said, “Hey!” “Oh!” It's just that I was reunited with him. Certainly, “The Encounter Is a Masquerade Ball”... who can imagine “The Story of an Obstetrics and Gynecology Couple Supporting Patients' Pregnancy and Childbirth” from this title and cover...

This review contains spoilers. The title is really just the beginning. Chapter 1, Encounters... then I understand. Rather than a comic, it's like being made to watch a video of an obstetrician couple's wedding, from getting married to getting married. There is no HQ annual development where they say they get pregnant and give birth quietly, such as an ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend with bad personalities, and the two leading actors are relatively common sense people in HQ, and there's no such excitement, but that's why the conclusions they draw at that time are also persuasive, so I don't dislike the story itself. However, if you expect a gorgeous HQ like a one-night mistake with a millionaire or a white woman in love with a Middle Eastern Sikh, it may just be unsatisfactory.