Reviews for ROMANTIC ENCOUNTER Manga

It was a nice, moist, and firm talk. It's a love story between a competent doctor who saves patients' lives and a nurse who supports such doctors. Doctor Fitzgibbon seems to have nothing but work on his mind, but when he meets Florence, he realizes the magnitude of her existence and becomes Happien. There are no mountains or valleys, but I was able to finish reading it with a calm and peaceful feeling, and the feeling after reading is great.

I love all of Betty Neals's works because they have a relaxed and happy ending. The paintings by Subaru Aokage are so beautiful that they fit into the world of the work. I read it over and over again and I'm amazed.

The beauty of the story itself is a refreshing feeling after reading by eliminating excessive things, as if it has produced the greatest effect with minimal expression. We can hardly read emotions from the teacher's expression, but it creates a gap where we can read it reflecting our wishes, and we can enjoy it thoroughly

The frame without dialogue is too eloquent... It's like a movie. It convinces me by conveying air with drawing power. Of course, there are lines and structures. The match with the nobility of Betty's story is amazing.

It's a love story between a doctor who devotes his time to his patients and his straightforward and honest assistant. It was a stable story from introduction to end. I thought it was great to come across this work.

The pictures are wonderful, and the story is so wonderful that I have nothing to say! But... even though the heroine is such a nice kid, it's irresponsible that she suddenly quit without a takeover just because she fell in love with her at the clinic with only one nurse! I thought about something realistic.

The virtuous and excellent doctor, Ikeozipuri, was terrible. I've never seen a doctor like that before, but I would definitely fall in love with him. The drawing is also very wonderful, and it creates a beautiful and clean atmosphere, and I feel fascinated after I finish reading it. It's a work I'm glad I bought.

Many people have made comics based on Betty Neals's original work, but Aokage sensei is pretty good. Betty's work depends on how much the comic adaptation conveys the atmosphere of the original story, but the atmosphere is perfect. The details of the original story have been changed to make it easier to draw, but it's amazing that there is no sense of incongruity. The one that has slightly gray hair is also drawn, which is great.

First of all, the character pictures of Aokage sensei were perfect, and they depicted expressions and gestures that were not even a millimeter mad, and I thought it was as if the teacher had completely drawn this work as his own. Also, as for the content, there were no guesses or complicated foreshadowing at all, and it depicted the two becoming attracted to each other, and well, I was excited. The doctor is serious and steady at work, and he shows me the best tsundere tsundere that doesn't even smell like the character “ko” in love, but after all, even he was no match for love, and I laughed out loud at the end. As for the heroine, I thought there really wasn't a job that would suit her like being a nurse. The way she fell in love with the doctor was watching him complete his work, but he showed that kind of thing with firm words and actions, and with her expression, and that was amazing too.

Ahhh,. More on that later... I just need a little more, so I want to see Icharab... But good, the hero is so nice, this type is rare in Harley, isn't it? It's really cool. The man Aokage sensei draws is very realistic and stinging. The sex appeal is amazing. I recommend it

I love the teacher's work! The hero is gentle, and the heroine is pure and cute! I still want to read more. Don't finish it!

I wanted to read a work like this! Of course, I love Aokage sensei's paintings, but I was so excited and energetic, and the last one was so wonderful!

I feel like I saw a somewhat noble figure when talking about him working properly, and that alone strikes my heart (he's probably at the level of a great person). The joy of falling in love with someone you can respect and being able to support him and work together becomes the pain of not being able to stay by your side if you have feelings of not being rewarded. HQ often makes the other person express their feelings, but this is not the case, and the scene where the heroine bursts her feelings and clashes with each other has the advantage of being brilliant. The accumulation of episodes leading up to that point also leads to this impulsive confession and becomes an appeal of this work. As a reader of almost all comics without reading the original story, Betty Niels, who seems to have many regular fans, all of which are Dutch doctor and nurse couples were about to quietly walk away from their small world, saying that's enough. However, Aokage sensei's personality suits the setting of this work, and surprisingly, he has broken through the obstructive texture up until now. I don't think the background that was stripped down was due to cutting corners. I feel the effect of focus. As a stage set for the main characters, the spotlight shines on the presence and actions of the two people skillfully. At first glance, it's an anime pattern rather than a comic, but the way the cut out frame is shown is still a comic, and it shows a strange sense of calm and a chosen field of view. The beautiful development of the relationship between the two makes me forget my little disappointment that it wasn't a good-looking setting. He doesn't express his feelings in words; manga artists have competed with comics just because readers can guess his feelings with pictures. I liked that too. The fact that Dan has a better face also makes me feel the intention of the creator. When the heroine feels like she's giving up on not being her teacher's partner, I also like the fact that she doesn't have a strange sense of seclusion. Only the fact that the heroine has big eyes makes it difficult for adults to see and seems to be a slight loss. However, Aokage sensei's portraits contrast with comics with unnaturally small heads (like 9 heads) where even models lose out. It is a careful drawing and has the advantage of being easy on the eyes. The scene where (Professor Fitzgibbon) calls the heroine, who has always been called Miss Napier, Florence was just plain good.

I like Betty Neals, so I bought one. How peacefully and quietly does love come to people's hearts? It was a very nice story.

Heroes who speak little but can make quick decisions are so cool! Also, there aren't many artists who have the perfect impression when they express it with pictures, but this artist expressed it very well.

The pictures drawn by Aoshika-san are simply beautiful, so before I knew it, I was drawn into the world of the story. Also, I was moved by Betty Neals's gentle love story. I recommend it.

If you love works by Betty Neals, there's no doubt about it. My heart was full of sadness, and I was satisfied at the end of the day.

The impression of the male and female pictures was different, and although it was a bit fuzzy, it was still beautiful, and I liked it, but it was probably related to the number of pages ^^; it seemed like they were in a hurry to the end, and that was very disappointing. But it was a wonderful story.