Reviews for A LITTLE MOONLIGHT Manga

Stable Takakura sensei drew Stable Betty Neals, in other words, it was interesting to the second power. This time it's a Dutch doctor (since Niels I saw earlier was half Norway in England?) So this is also stable, so when it comes to the heroine, how is Cinderella being oppressed by her real mother? no offense (bad for the body?) But a selfish child is a brainy mother. True children's self-centeredness disappeared as they grew up, but their behavior of not getting rid of those left behind is probably because the heroine's late father and heroine spoiled them. Finally, the hero who loves the heroine turns his hand (it looks like something dark, though?) it went awry and my drinking went down, didn't it? ✌ Anyway, the heroine is too nice, so I was wondering if it would be okay, but the scene where she broke up with her mother was pretty!! Transform from Cinderella to Nora in the doll house! Her “good boy” was backed by her strength of will. Despite the fact that the heroine is affectionate and kind, the tough hero was good too ~??

The conversation flows quietly. The heroine's modesty and hero's kindness illuminate the surroundings warmly, kindly, and just like moonlight. When I finished reading it, it was peaceful and relaxing, and it stuck in my heart! It was a work I'll be rereading again!

The hero's kindness was great. I'm glad that the kind heroine who puts herself on the back burner and does her best for others has become happy. My mother is smiling, but is she a toxic parent? Overall, the story progresses peacefully, but there are mountains and valleys, and as expected, Takakura sensei! That was interesting.

She is a gentle mother raised as a young lady, and she is selfish and treats others as if they are convenient for her. I think it was unavoidable that we broke up after my mother's remarriage. I don't know the original story, but in this work, I'm glad that the remarriage partner is Matomo and a man considering the heroine in law, and above all, it's nice that it even depicts him being happy with the hero. However, they were so similar that I felt like I had read the same settings.

Even though the settings are just the same, I end up reading it. I wonder if it's a staple of a clumsy Dutch doctor with peerage and a kind and healthy heroine. This time, it was the heroine with Mysterious Mom, but at the end, I may have understood what I did a little bit.

I was wondering if Takakura sensei had meaning in the eyes of the heroine. Her lack of ego seemed to be expressed with blurry eyes. The way they opened their eyes in anger was clearly conveyed.