Reviews for A TIMELY AFFAIR Manga

Does that mean she says what she wants to say because she's a female doctor? The heroine who attacks straight ahead was fresh. Above all, my partner's doctor was really typo and I read it while smirking. Handsome guys who can do work are nice, aren't they?

As doctors, they have a strong sense of ambition and hard work, have a strong sense of responsibility for their work, and their concerns about patients also have a human touch, yet they are living men and women. He's a great boss, and as the other reviewers said, I strongly agree that it would be nice if there were only bosses like this. But when you fall in love with him as a man, it's hard for colleagues at work. After all, antipathy and understanding are mixed up... It's great as human beings to put in the two people who are originally strong and then put into their duties. It's a great job and I don't want to complain. The ideal person is close to you and you fall in love, then that person turns around, becomes enthralled, faces reality when you're excited, and then it's settled properly. This is a story where the ball, which follows a parabolic trajectory as depicted in the picture, fits perfectly into the meat at the end. There's no way there's glamor in the workplace, and there's no way to use it as a stage for the hospital's naivety, but I feel even more drunk when elements depicting love, such as heat and sweetness, are included in the scene between the two. I wanted the excitement before the cooldown period to be more exciting as a reader than in other scenes from a pictorial point of view. Also, where it looks like a Japanese hospital, I only know that it is clearly a different image from a Japanese hospital in foreign movies, etc., so the background (?) I wanted something to be added to it. It's not just a matter of the names of the characters, it's not a depiction of the mansion, and I don't really know whether it's the state of the people, the equipment, or the room inside the hospital facility, but I wanted them to be brought out into the air at the scene.

I want a boss like this too! I want to learn the heroine's straight expressions of affection

A girl who pushes a lot. A hero who lost to the push. It was an easy story. It wasn't a story I liked that much, but it's probably unique to Harlequin, which depicts an intense love that suddenly falls one day. I couldn't agree with the evaluation that treated it too much, so I relaxed the ☆ evaluation. ☆ 3

Even if the girly carnivorous girl is the heroine. Originally, Harlequin was a romance novel for adult women, not a girls' comic. I always think that. Even if I say don't do it during work, I'm sure they're taking a break, and I don't feel like blaming people who do grueling work where they can't easily take breaks they should have taken. It was a time when the professor and medical residents suddenly fell in love one day, and it was a time when it was burning up. It's unstoppable. It'll calm down soon, won't it? Certainly, it's not good for a heroine to feel empty during work, but in reality, it also happens to me. I think it's realistic. But after all, I read it while thinking they should be firm lol There are pros and cons, but I thought they were a wonderful couple. The men and women drawn by Mune Maniko are beautiful men and women! At the end, I wanted to see how the workplace reacted a little bit later.

The heroine was straight, which was unusual for HQ, but I thought it was wonderful to be able to clearly express my feelings. The place where my position as an adult is involved may have been slightly different from other HQ's. The reviews seem to be split, but I liked it. Above all, the hero's face is cool (face?). It was a white coat with a beautiful picture (laughs) and it was fun.