Reviews for CHRISTMAS IN VENICE Manga

A rare type of story for Harlequin, the clumsy yet deep love of her mother-in-law shook the heroine's heart, and the end was the best. I was so moved that I cried.

Her life completely changed when the heroine, who lived a lonely life without knowing the love of her family, met a hero and met Venetians. I think this work clearly expresses the depth of people's love even though it's a short story. I don't think there's any harm in reading it.

Maria is the heroine who grew up not used to being loved. She felt cramped to be loved, couldn't accept it, left it, and at least ran away. Although I met him, got married, and even got married, there were places where I always thought that returning to loneliness was my normal state. I know they're all nice people. However, when I was in the midst of everyone, I felt so full, and I felt that I had lost my freedom, and gradually I couldn't bear the fact that I was overdoing it. People's kindness was uncomfortable for the heroine, and in particular, her mother-in-law's response to herself confused her. They say if there is love, but the relationship of loving and being loved was difficult for the heroine to settle down. The hungry heroine finally accepts love, just accepts it. The reason I got to where I hadn't reached until now was because I understood the reason for my mother-in-law's inexplicable behavior that occurred before she left the marriage house, and that was her love for myself. When I think about the heartache my mother-in-law has had for decades, tears are inevitable in this scene. Then, this story, which was drawn from beginning to end from the bride's point of view, suddenly due to the explanation of the circumstances there, my mind suddenly shifts to the side of my mother-in-law's chest by itself due to imagination. At this time, the heroine appeared, and the mother-in-law completely empathized with how shocked and how sad the mother-in-law (her husband, of course) was left behind. I also have a daughter, and since my pregnancy and delivery were human beings who were very, very grateful to God, the heroine moved away from my brain after that, and I was almost only able to read the rest in my mother-in-law's story. My mother-in-law was overwhelmed by someone she didn't communicate with and even became ill. Finally, I'm really glad that my wife managed to open up my heart through becoming a mother. Love is growing a lot with HQ, but it actually makes me realize that blooming, growing, and bearing fruit are delicate things. Even so, it makes me realize that there are beings that give and receive love, and that it spreads. I thought again that these events, where a pair of men and women fall in love and have children, don't end with the phenomenon of a small world of just two people at all. Connecting the present and the past, I felt that it was also about giving children to people, sometimes to lonely people, brothers, sisters, parents, or people who have lost children.

The hero and heroine are symmetrical, so it's impossible for the heroine to have complexes, and I wasn't really expecting it, probably because it's a hero who can't wrap up the heroine in the true sense of the word until he's a father... but the second half was impressive as per evaluation.

At first, I was reading that it was just a normal Harlequin, but that changed drastically after the middle stage! huh? Is there a daughter-in-law problem in Venice too? If you think something like that, it's actually a plot twist. The meaning of my mother-in-law, who is clumsy but full of love, comes through painfully, I can't stop my tears, my heart aches... That was a very good story!

I never thought it would make me cry, so I started reading it with a light feeling. I sympathized with the feeling that the protagonist, who is used to such a lonely and slightly lonely way of life, doesn't fit in with the exact opposite environment and runs away. The moment I understood the heart of my unfriendly mother-in-law, I burst into tears. He was just clumsy, and he was a delicate and kind person at heart. The characters were all wonderful and heartwarming, and it was a story.

It makes me feel so kind! Family love is wonderful, isn't it? It made me want to have children too.

... but I'm worried that my last newborn baby was a 3- or 4-month-old baby.

I thought it was a common Harlequin thing, but it was totally different! I thought that a mother's love was not only for parents and children who are connected by blood, but for all children. Exactly Maria! I was moved by the work, which is full of love for children.