Reviews for SISTER PETERS IN AMSTERDAM Manga

It was Harlequin whose style matched the original so well that I thought it was Yamaguchi sensei's original! Yamaguchi sensei is a veteran manga artist, and works with this kind of fresh and cute atmosphere look great. My drawing power didn't decline at all, and I had the impression that the teacher had a close eye on every corner of the screen. There is no sense of borrowing the setting as if you were just tracing the original story, and I think this work came to life precisely because Yamaguchi sensei was quite good at interpreting and coloring while drawing out the good points of the original story. Not only the heroine and hero, but also the characters around her are carefully drawn, so I like it. I recommend it!

It's rare for a Harlequin to feel so warm. The content matches the style of painting, and I think only this artist can draw it. I recommend it!

There isn't a single bad person. It's the exact opposite of Passionate Type, but it's a work that makes me feel relieved when I read it. At first, I thought the heroine character was weak, but the design was careful, and I was able to empathize with it as I read on. Each and every one of them is loved and loved. The hero is also a gentleman and seems to be Harley Quinn's aristocrat ✨✨✨✨ Personally, I like the heroine's Dutch grandpa teacher because she is cute ♥️ there is laughter in the details ◎

The manga artist's accurate reading, moderate humor, and high drawing skills are perfect for the wonderful story and charming characters, and it's comfortable. I am very soothed by the warm yet careful design down to the smallest detail. It's a love story that makes you smile even when you're a little tired when you read it. It became an important work. I'm really glad I bought it.

Harlequin has a unique view of the world, and it's hard to get lost in the story of Momoda and Struggle, and there aren't any ★ 5. But I was familiar with Yamaguchi Sense in girls' manga, and the choice of the original story was probably good. It's a love story between pediatrician Adelaide and a professor who is a doctor and holds the title of baron when she goes from England to the Netherlands for an exotic exchange of nurses. Rivals also appear, and it's a wonderful work that makes me impatient until the very end.

I'm buying both the original work and the drawing by the artist. I'm glad I bought it. The man drawn by Miyuki Yamaguchi was Betty Neals's hero - big, gentle, yet passionate - it was heartwarming and exciting.

First, the picture is nice. No cutting corners at all! It was polite and easy to read. There are places where the story is pretty heavy, but the hero isn't a playboy who doesn't do anything, and his attitude about heels up to the middle was like that, but basically he had a gentlemanly attitude. She's too much of a gentleman for the heroine, but it was also nice to be able to push her at key points.

It's a very cute picture, but it's perfect for a story. I also want to read Betty's work next time.

The pictures are cute, detailed, and gentle. A character with a fresh smile, saying that an English woman has such a cute place. Since it's a story, I have no choice but to say that my aunt moved in a really nice place, but I'm glad there was such a coincidence. Every time I am different, the way I am holding back is a subservient constitution. Overconfidence was embarrassing, but just the opposite, I felt unnecessarily stressed. Since people are human, I think they are somehow conveyed to each other. Something resonates with each other between people of the opposite sex due to gaze, gestures, exchanged words, and sudden contact. I can't believe it's going to empty up to this point. I wonder if people who aren't that familiar with people's feelings can interact with each other by being loved by children so much as nurses? I don't think it's possible for humans to be so insensitive to the emotions of others. The enthusiasm and aggressiveness of Koi's rival in the position of childhood friend is full of frustration for us, who is on the heroine's side. The single biggest disruptive element in the story. If they all come in the way, the weather will clear up even though it's the enemy. It's really annoying. However, he can't get in his way with his aggressive, selfish, and popular girlfriend. The time to add black and white has arrived, but since the heroine is originally off the ring, all of his efforts and his aunt's cooperation are all there. A small misunderstanding could definitively lead to an irretrievable separation, so I'm glad my aunt was there, so I asked for it by chance. In the first place, the story was left up to chance, though. Even though his heart was determined from the beginning, I'm a little complicated by the heroine's fugitive attitude from beginning to end. What's more, I'm glad I found out before I confessed. huh? that's it. It's not that I don't understand, but it shows how cute I am. On the other hand, enemies are hateful, but their intuition works, and they are “desperate” and “deserted.” Frustrations are the main attraction of the story. There is no particular immediate change in the plot. Maybe it's because peerage is equipped with HQ as standard. I feel Yamaguchi sensei's love for comics, which would have been drawn by facing each other bit and doing sincere work. I feel the heart and blood all the way down to the line one by one. The dialogue helps the picture, and the pictures make use of the characters, creating this kind of world, so I think this work is wonderful. Like inside a bus. It seems that most of the original authors are English women and Dutch male doctors, but apart from love, it's always hard to understand men's personalities. There is no image typology as clear as that of Greeks and Italians. Since they are selected by referring to evaluations, I have read quite a few books of the original author's comics and I, which seem to have a lot of fans, but I don't feel that the work goes beyond “Koi ni Koi Koi ni Koi Koi”.

I used to read girls' comics a lot, and the pattern goes well with Harlequin's Betty Neals.

Speaking of royal roads, they are royal roads, but the story has a relaxed and warm atmosphere, and I want to cheer for both the heroine and the hero. I know, but I'm glad it had a happy ending, that's good!

I was curious about the continuation from the trial, so I bought it. There were no disturbing developments, and the content was really understandable as other people had written it.

The story of a doctor and nurse working in a medical field. There was laughter, tears, and it was a heartwarming story where everyone wished for happiness for the two while sometimes involving each other's families.

I just bought the original story, so I bought this one from Ricksho. The professor's feelings are hard to understand in the original story, and the heroine's emotions, sorrow, and sorrow, who are swayed by the professor's attitude and words are at the forefront. The candy scene, the professor's illness, and worrying about the present is this original, and since there aren't any of those scenes, the professor's feelings aren't expressed, and it seems like he's being driven back by his rival. The part that everyone says the heroine is sluggish is because of scenes that weren't in the original story!