Reviews for THE RIGHT KIND OF GIRL Manga

Even though they have romantic feelings for each other, I'm nervous about the development where work status and timing overlap and they don't connect...!

Since it's Betty's work, I know how the story unfolds, but thanks to the warm, fuzzy, and kind pictures, I felt it was a more wonderful story than usual. Little Ojisama Hero is kind and nice ☆ The era setting is a bit old, so it was so nice to be toothed and sad!

The male side is older but doesn't take the lead, and it was underrated in other reviews, but no matter how hard he is at work, he's a man who can't get married until over 35, so I was able to enjoy the feeling of being so confused that it's appropriate for me who loves Yokoi Koi Mu. I don't think people who like the kind of men who like Harley Queen often fit. Tsuya sensei also has a good balance of comical scenes I often see in drawing, so it was great

The pictures drawn by this artist have a cheerful impression and are wonderful. Heroes are good adults, so please lead the naive heroine! That's my honest impression, isn't it?

I was so excited to see the two people I have in mind passing by. I was frustrated and impatient at MAX, and my heart went through each other and I was in tears. That was great ~. Tsuya sensei is right with what Betty Niels said. But I think the title is wrong. For now, I wonder if it would be nice to add “Cinderella” to anything.

What a wonderful story. Emma is cute, and so is Paul! I admire this kind of husband!

(/_;) That was wonderful, Danna and Emma! It was jarring until the last 3 pages though! lol

A pure and adorable heroine and a calm adult hero. They are a good match, but they pass each other a lot anyway. It's an age difference marriage, and there's also a difference in origin, so even though they have feelings for each other, it's not going well. ... I think this indescribable confusion and frustration is one of the attractions of this story. There was also the beauty of the picture, and the feeling after reading it was good. I was very satisfied with this work.

It's a Betty Neals film where only gentle adult doctors appear, but I ended up buying it. Tsuya sensei's paintings were perfect for my view of the world.

I've recently become addicted to the original author, Betty Neals. The writer, which is rare for Harlequins, doesn't have intense love scenes. Even though they knew the happy ending at the end, they were just frustrated by their misunderstandings and passing each other.

Mr. Tsuya, who has a tasteful style of painting, has a sense of reality in the scenery and supporting characters. Their mutual restraint caused them to go one step further and continue their relationship without saying selfishness, and even though they are married, there is no time for them to show straight expressions of romantic feelings together. They were both made too well as humans, and their restraint was ironically effective, and they were shown a scene where they couldn't break their shell, and here, a lot of readers, were made to taste the indescribable confusion of the unexploded love between the two. When there was a sad sense of dead end in the air, the two of them couldn't do it anymore... they expressed their feelings in some way, partly because of the heroine's personality. Moreover, on the surface, most of it looked like she was spent thanking her, and only the small expressions that were attached were her true intentions. He also doesn't lose his ultimate patience until the end, waiting for his partner's feelings to mature, without turning it into a thing with strength. The two, who have a heart to reach out and save people if they are in trouble, think that it is not love that they are connecting to each other by drawing their partner's character. The quiet everyday flow of these two people without burning their partner on fire matches how they met and their subsequent progress, and the atmosphere is very consistent and calm, and the tense scenes also slowly symbolize their personalities from within. The presence of this kind of story that doesn't swing people around in a flashy way slowly brings a sense of emotion after reading it. It is a work that forms a form of emotion, yet it clearly depicts jealousy, human intrigue, etc., and I feel that what is expressed is not superficial. It made me feel that the work was careful and delicate. What I often think about in HQ is also that the way the title is attached doesn't arouse interest. I think it's making readers run away.

In the story of Dr. Betty Neals, the hero is a doctor and the gentle love is irresistible ❤

If they had blasted their feelings with each other sooner, they probably wouldn't have wasted this much time, but this kind of dramatic development is necessary for romance. Horns were good for rabbits.

I was so excited. The couple have feelings for each other, but things aren't going very well. The heroine is pure and cute.

It's a story about two people who have feelings for each other but are mistaken because they don't put it into words. I was taken aback by the letter written by the heroine, who was able to do her job and is healthy and sensible.

Even though we both liked each other, it was a wonderful story that made me feel relaxed thanks to the heroine's unique atmosphere. But Diana is just too bad.

A healthy and honest heroine, an adult hero who is 13 years older. They are both too kind, and they are so considerate of each other that they pass each other by. Well, the hero is already in a good age, and I think it would have been nice if he clearly expressed his feelings, but then we wouldn't talk about it (^_^;) It was a work with a calm atmosphere. By the way, there are no hot scenes at all.