Reviews for RING IN A TEACUP Manga

It was romantic. It was exciting (a damn hit horse girl appeared at the very end), but I was relieved that it went well at the end. The drawing was very appropriate, and the dresses and dresses Agnes was wearing were perfect for her lustful and petite girlfriend. Also, where is such a tall and handsome doctor?

It's Betty Neals's classic story, but the hero of this film quickly fell in love with the heroine and acted on. If you like the heroine, check the home environment carefully and check the heroine's own life plan. Heroes with status and money are probably targeted from all over, but if you have a kid you like, I don't want you to date anyone else.

I always look forward to reading Katsuragi Shizuku sensei's works. I was able to enjoy “Snow in England and the Netherlands” in Betty Neals's work this time, and I felt like I had traveled to a foreign land away from Japan for a while! As always, there are detailed descriptions of the background, accessories, clothes, and even the hairstyle, so I really enjoy it!! Above all, the ceiling chandeliers in each room are so nice that you can sigh at each design. Both of the main characters have been cynical since their first encounter, and the complex that has been ingrained in the heroine for many years was quite troublesome, and there was a sense that the final story was in full swing, but more than that, what should be noted this time is that it depicts the loneliness of the patient Mrs. Firth and the kindness and dedication of the protagonist who snuggles up and supports the anxiety of pregnant women, and it was so nice that the depth of the story increased so much!! I'm looking forward to continuing my trips to various parts of England and the Netherlands!!

I haven't read that many, but it's hard to understand when they were attracted to heroines who tend to appear in Betty Neals works, and heroines who don't have confidence in themselves. That pattern also matched Katsuragi-sensei's style of painting, and I was excited about the relationship between the two, and I continued reading it very hard. I'm looking forward to a combination of Katsuragi-sensei and Betty's works in the future.

Dr. Linsen liked the heroine because she didn't make any noise like other women? Even though we're quite a bit far apart in age, we go when things go well.

Does the original title “Ring in a Teacup” have any meaning? It's quiet, probably because the overall picture uses a lot of light black, or rather gray, making it feel calm, or maybe because the heroine is the youngest son of the five older brothers and sisters and doesn't look the best. He's a famous doctor, and his partner is gorgeous, though. I think there's another way to dodge the women who come by.

The picture is beautiful ‼️ The woman is cute and the detailed change of heart and the doctor is wonderful ‼️ I also like saying the doctor's words one by one while suppressing feelings ‼️

It was Betty Neals & Katsuragi Shizuku's Harley I had been waiting for. The picture was beautiful, and even the eyelashes were beautifully drawn. It's progressing quietly as usual, but I think it would be better if my girlfriend struck back a little earlier, which would be a good point. I think it was hard to see the feelings in spite of the fact that I liked the hero.

Katsuragi-sensei's paintings with a unique touch are a world like no other. Each one has a different appearance and is wonderful, and the main character is the most charming after all. There was a lot of repetition going back and forth in this story, and the hero himself wanted to take action first on the hero's entourage, but overall it was the usual Betty Neals. I was a little concerned about the heroine's hairstyle that looked like a mannequin's wig, but the hero was so beautiful that I fell in love with it as always.