Reviews for A STAR LOOKS DOWN Manga

It's a heartwarming story about a heroine who is kind to anyone who knows her fitness and height, and her kindness gently envelops her surroundings, so it's nice to have a natural story without anything out of the blue

In this story, I think it's true since the children are his younger sisters. Even so, when it came to the treatment of the heroine's older brother and his wife, it was rather nice to be able to move away from home. Because I left it behind, it would have been treated like a servant or that pony. I'm a little worried about the distribution of furniture and people in the room, and well, there are people who draw in an even worse way, so it's still a good one

The heroine is a wonderful woman, and the hero is no less amazing. Compared to that, the heroine's younger brother and sister are selfishly using their vacations for labor without permission, so she's full of selfishness in an attempt to raise her own evaluation. I was spoiled, but it's too much.

A rare type of hero in HQ who doesn't blame the heroine for being arrogant or misunderstanding, may have likes and dislikes; the cover is beautiful and I recommend it because the heroine simply sacrifices too much

It's a story about a doctor and a nurse, and it was really nice that the kind-hearted heroine was a story I could read more and more while hoping to be happy.

The blue on the front page is so beautiful that I woke up. My mother's interpretation and his interpretation of this work, which is said to be a poem by Thomas Hardy, work brilliantly. The wonderful colors, which are reminiscent of the border patterns of famous luxury tableware, are also in harmony, and the poem fits impressively with the starry sky in the center in the background. Expectations have risen since the beginning. The original author's classic, the romance between an English nurse and a Japanese-Dutch male doctor, there is no punch in the flow of the two every time. However, this work is easy for him to understand. The heroine is a very nice girl. His sister and three children advance the story. Let the title of this book illuminate the course. He is a super reliable person who quickly resolves his parents' long-standing concerns with his courage, ability to execute, and financial strength in a timely manner. As expected, Kobayashi-sensei is skilful in development. The mellow and graceful lines add a great sense of stability to the work. However, for the man depicted by Kobayashi-sensei, he has a boyish face even though he is 36 years old. And professor? a castle? Wealthy person? Standard equipment for this original author sensei's HQ almost every time. I'm starting to think that it's about time I want to avoid it, but recently I just read Ogimaru-sensei, Kobayashi-sensei, and HQ manga artist teachers who are powerful people with new faces in quick succession, and I just ended up reading it. But that's a great answer. However, was the brushstroke a little rough? People in particular. That's what I'm sorry about. The character of the heroine being explained doesn't really make people feel that much when she looks at her. mommy chari? The saddle position looks like Japan. The setting is the 60s, and I'm saddened by social norms that women should be like this. The way the frame is shown, the way it is cut, and what is being drawn are all accurate. I wonder if I wanted the black one. This is usually a reading material for boys and girls, even if it's not tailored to romance, and it feels good even if the eldest son is the protagonist. Even though it's my fault, adults also blame others, but it depicts the danger sometimes seen in children around their age, such as children's stubbornness, lies of escaping from place, and the feeling of wanting to go on an adventure not being able to grasp the limits of their abilities, etc. The reality is to misunderstand that it is because of reprimand. Also, there are scenes that seem to have been seen from a distance, such as the appearance of parents believing what their children say, even if they leave it up to their mouths, and that is also real. Apart from the sense of scale, where it developed every step of the way. The final scene is lengthy. Where did they live and continue their work left behind. Both the English and the Dutch hit it off without hiding their antipathy, and I myself was quite mean at my travel destination, but when I read this much English-Dutch romance, of course, it makes me think that each person is different, and that there are various people.

This is the first time the two have met. I'm glad that the cars are also old models. It was a common combination of an authoritative Dutch doctor and an ordinary English nurse, but this time it was about being swayed by the professor's nephew's naughty boy. It was nice to feel at ease.

Harlequin Blvd. Steady progression. The picture is beautiful too. After all, it's nice to have a happy ending.

As expected, Kobayashi-sensei. The end of Betty's work was so light that I had no time to enjoy the afterglow, and I was very satisfied, but Kobayashi-sensei brilliantly emphasized the last scene by increasing the number of pages, and I was very satisfied. In particular, the encounter scene and the last scene were excellent, and it made me feel happy

The hero was wonderful, and the heroine was humble and made me feel at peace for the first time in a long time! Everything was so wonderful for both of them that I was envious!

This was the gentle hero version of The Harlequin. Rather than being passionate, it was nice that the hero was smiling the whole time.

I love Betty's work and read this original one too. I'm glad that the hero's feelings were expressed better than the original story. I also like Kobayashi-sensei's work. It's nice to have two people working together.