Reviews for THE FORTUNES OF FRANCESCA Manga

This review contains spoilers. Speaking of the original story, Betty Niels, a combination of a handsome older Dutch doctor and a nurse heroine who is not particularly beautiful but is good-natured and hardworking, is standard, but this is an unusual heroine who has studied as a nurse and wasn't a nurse. After her parents' death, the heroine was taken in by her maternal aunt as well as her younger brother. My aunt became ill, so even though she went to the hero's surrogate mother's mansion in search of a job for an interview, she was dropped. When she was about to leave the mansion, she witnessed her maid's injury, and she got to know the hero after helping her. At that time, I was only able to talk about injuries, but due to the hero's good mansion who missed saying thank you to the heroine, I ended up working at the hero's surrogate mother's mansion. Even after that, depictions related to them bumping into each other by chance at work and becoming a hero with my aunt's surgeon continued, but there were no glossy developments at all. On the contrary, the hero is basically expressionless, so if it is difficult to convey emotions, you will look at the hero with a puzzled gaze along with the heroine. However, if you look closely, you can see that they care about the heroine more than others, and the awkward attitude after the proposal made me grin. It also conveys that they seem to have been very serious the whole time, so I don't have to worry about cheating, feel safe, and secure, and I think it's fine to have a husband who seems to be safe in his old age. If the hero is quiet, the heroine makes up for it, and if this heroine has any complaints, they'll tell them and discuss them, so I think they're a perfect couple. After marrying the heroine, the hero will smile and show facial expressions, so it seems like the future will be a family full of smiles, as the title suggests. My level of satisfaction would have been even higher if I had watched that far, but it's a pity that it wasn't there. Also, it would have been nice if the hero's surrogate mother and the heroine uncle and his wife also had a little more trouble. It can also be said that the surrogate mother married a hero, but I'm worried that if that's all, the heroine seems to think she went in for money. My uncle and his wife also ruined their plans, but since they married our hero, they became relatives, so it seems like they'll say it again. Is it okay if the hero's eyes are dark?