Reviews for THE PATIENT NURSE Manga

I was outraged by such unhappiness, but even so, I want the heroine, who can feel the beauty of life without blaming others, to be happy.

The first person I fell in love with was engaged to my cousin. No matter how much they fall in love, that person starts a family not with themselves, but with someone else. Yes, when you think someone who has a fiancé is good, a reality that you can never look back on stands in the way, and you feel something that can't be compared to unrequited love, etc. In the case of the heroine, there was an even harsher test of being able to show off the appearance of two happy people at the wedding. It's humane to want to check what kind of person someone you don't know is, but this case is tough. But it was even harder for her after they got married. The heroine tried to do the best she could in order to have a good personality, but from the reader's point of view, why did she go so far as to become such a disgusting type of woman? and. What's more, it hit me badly. Rather than saying that he didn't know the truth, it's more like he didn't want to know it. Rather than not trying to watch, I didn't want to. Because I was aware of it. The heroine experiences joy and pain when she catches a glimpse of him at work. The death of my cousin. He hates the heroine and does not forgive him. The heroine blames herself. People with good characters don't think their opponent has a problem. When I think about the heroine's circumstances so far, it makes me want to quickly pull her out of such a spiral as a reader. He's a common type who didn't have much eye for women when he got married. huh? The pattern is that she thinks it's fine even though she's a pretty mean type, and falling in love with people means you can see everything well. That's how immature they were. Engagement is a decision involving others. Since no one else can change the person in question's life, they just move on to the next step, and as they continue their lives, they finally understand the other person's true form. Simply put, life is one where you can't easily switch sides by quitting or doing it over here. I understand why they have been hated until now and treated too callously, and after surgery, even a broken heart went on the path of repair. Her life completely changed, and it seemed like the sun was shining. From his side, he revealed his true feelings for the heroine. It's hard for people to move according to their true feelings from time to time, but I'm glad the feelings came through. My heart, which had been hurt so far, must have healed a little bit. However, in place of the kind-hearted heroine of “Forgiveness,” an unforgivable feeling about stepping on her remains with his uncle's family as a reader.

The heroine, who endures a harsh fate, is so pitiful that it makes me cry. The hero is the worst man, and this makes the heroine suffer even with this, so you don't have to forgive a man like this! It also makes me feel like that, but at the end, the heroine seemed so happy, and for some reason I was convinced that would be fine... Hoshiai sensei would be afraid to decide on this kind of skill.

It's truly a royal Harlequin work. It's based on Tenkaippin, Tenkaippin, Diana Palmer. The heroine who works as a nurse, Norine, is an orphan, was taken in by a wealthy uncle couple in her childhood, grew into a kind woman while being treated unfairly, and eventually appeared as a fiancee to the couple's biological daughter, Isadora, an excellent heart surgeon, unfulfilled love, but a certain event triggered Ramon and her uncle My husband and wife hated me like a snake scorpion, and I spent my days being tormented by suffering, loneliness, and guilt... don't worry. It's a Harlequin, so it's a happy ending. The pictures are beautiful, and the story is well put together “at first glance.” There was not a small sense of incongruity with the setting of Kuzman Ramon and his uncle. First, Ramon. The taunts against Noreen, especially the remarks about her who appeared right in front of her as a patient, were somehow medical It's not that of the people involved. And the uncle and his wife. They treated their blood related niece Noreen horribly. Ramon and his uncle turned their hands even more infuriating after their misunderstanding of her illness was resolved. In my case, what was torn was not a heart, but an indulgent bag cord. Nevertheless, Norine's kindness, like a saint, softens the atmosphere of the murderous work and makes me feel warm after reading it. The Japanese title “Broken Heart” is about her broken heart and heart There were two meanings of a misunderstood kind heart. If you want to touch her kind soul, be sure to read it.

I read Hoshiai-san's work if I like it, but this is terrible for both my uncle, my cousin, and my cousin... isn't it something I usually hear about what happened even when my cousin died? It made me think, and the hero's attitude towards the heroine was so severe from the beginning that it made me cringe... I understand the reason at the end, but they still have that kind of attitude? I thought there was so much difference with my real personality that I would have a hard time after marriage? I thought without permission (laughs) I'm glad I was Happien at the end, but is it really OK for the heroine to be that kind of man? It makes me think... Actually, 3 stars would be enough, but since it's Hoshiai's work, I've added 1.

I love pictures too, but the story I can see someone I love was really exciting. Propose all at once? I have a strong feeling that I've been waiting for something

The original story, Diana Palmer, is my favorite writer. This writer is really good at writing poor heroines! I like pictures too.

The number of picture teachers that don't fit at all in Harlequin's worldview has increased, and in recent years, the number of works that are disappointing for me as a Harlequin fan has increased, but Hoshiai-sensei is one of the manga artists I can read with peace of mind. Anyway, even though the heroine is bright, dedicated, and hardworking, there was a misunderstanding and misunderstanding, and she was simply treated coldly by a wonderful hero who was respected by everyone, and furthermore, her own life was in danger... To the heroine who is too stubborn, “Good luck!” I was reading it in a state where I could see it.

I was reading the original story, so I understood the story. The protagonist's loneliness was mitigated from the original story, and I was relieved. Ramon is so selfish that I don't like him.