Reviews for AN IDEAL WIFE Manga

Heroine Heroine and Percy and Helena... They each find someone they love and go to Happien. I was wondering if the hero in the first half was someone who was indifferent and didn't have much emotion, but was the second half passionate? The drawing is beautiful and the characters and scenery match perfectly.

It's strange that the hero in Betty's work comes into contact with the heroine while having a fiancee, and goes on dates with other women while worrying quite a bit about the heroine, which bothers the heroine. In this work, even the heroine plans to break the relationship between the hero and her fiancee, but she was brought into her room where she lives alone, and it was different from other works. Anyway, Shizuku Katsuragi's ability to reproduce the original story is amazing.

The aggressive heroine, who is different from usual, is interesting. They really seem like schemers, but after all, a couple was born before I knew it.

Anyway, the drawing is amazing ‼ Having a manga artist is a waste doesn't mean you're dissing manga artists, right? You can appeal to each person with their own way of expression, but it's carefully drawn like a miniature painting, and each frame is like a painting with one frame at a time? However, I am fascinated by visual information for that reason, and I cannot deny that it is difficult for me personally to empathize. There were a lot of speech bubbles, and I felt that this made readers understand the story. in terms of content, she's a pretty dark heroine who is a schemer? I feel smart about the way they treat their stepmother, their competent work, etc., and they have no community power to put side characters on their side, and finally, heroes... it's a disappointing person who isn't cute if you make a mistake one step, isn't it? For some reason, it was reminiscent of Jane Austen's “Emma” from the middle, and that nosy performance began to look cute, and it ended. It was good for me personally, was that good?

I like the beautiful characters and atmosphere drawn by Katsuragi-sensei, so I always buy them, but among them, the hero is calm, and the heroine is also good at work, and is beautiful. It's one of those works that you'll want to read over and over again.

The heroine of this film was the most beautiful woman in history in the teacher's work, so I was very impressed. I want my teacher to draw more Betty works.

The heroine is adorable. As always, I fall in love with the beautiful characters and backgrounds drawn by Katsuragi sensei.

I've been waiting for Betty Neals' Doctor Mono & Katsuragi Shizuku's HQ! The pictures are so precise and so beautiful. The story quietly progresses against the backdrop of beautiful scenery and life in England. I wonder if the 4 men and women also fit in.

This is my favorite writer. Women are beautiful too, and men in suits in particular are by far the nicest. Gestures too. A figure walking in a suit, etc. As for the content, the way men stand and the gestures of women are still wonderful.

Katsuragi-sensei's hero gets cooler the more times you go, Mr. Gifford is the best

As the title suggests, it's a bit of a mannequin, but the pictures are beautiful and beautiful men and women appear, so it's a classic love story where you won't be disappointed.

I was impressed by how detailed the pictures were; did they actually cover the buildings and interiors? The characters are also often portrayed as Western faces, especially Gilbert. It's true that they go round and forth with the doctor's house visits and trips, but I enjoyed being able to see the various buildings. The bottom line is, I wonder if the heroine and Gilbert will go well.

Katsuragi-sensei, who has a reputation for comic adaptations of original Betty Neals works, is safe to read after all. Other manga artists tend to change the original story no matter what, but Katsuragi-sensei is also a very handsome hero (Betty works are appropriate to call him handsome), and it's a gentle story where the heroine, who is competitive at first, gradually changes and becomes a wonderful woman.

After all, Harlequin's last landing was really messy, so I think I gave it 5 stars. Well, but I was able to read it at 250p, so I think it's good.

Actually, I think my mother-in-law is the worst match. Then I should have left the house at last. I was also able to keep my distance from an intrusive fiancee candidate. They are people who don't listen no matter what they say.

I really look forward to Katsuragi-sensei's Betty Neals works every time. Betty's heroine is pretty negative, but it's nice that they also smell human. However, the heroine this time didn't like making plans.

The heroine was cute and had a nice English-like atmosphere. The man who is talking up to the heroine is overly self-conscious, and the hero's fiancee also had a tremendous sense of self, and they were two perfect matches. Why did our hero get engaged to such a toxic woman? I read it while still wondering along the way. The dog was cute.