Reviews for An Old-Fashioned Girl Manga

It's a story that both Betty Neals and Maki sensei fell in love with. I think I like Maki sensei's work the most. Dutch doctors are a staple hero in Betty's films, but they are able to work and have assets (peerage, whatever), so recently I'm looking forward to that setting lol

I see, it felt like classical love! This is my impression right after I finished reading it. Harlequin isn't gorgeous, but I think the gentle style and talk were perfect for me. True love is born as the hero gradually becomes attracted to the heroine! It seemed like such a time.

A hero who can notice the splendor of a heroine who isn't very pretty, but her heart is very kind and beautiful throughout her life. It was a heartwarming and wonderful story.

It's a classic Betty Neals story, but the way it ended was good. I don't know if it's in the original story or the manga artist's original, but it was a way to close the story that wasn't found in any other work. She's plain yet kind and caring, and is good at dealing with children, so she's probably the best wife, right?

It's a type of pattern I don't want to read at all when I just look at the cover, but when I read it with the title “Classic Love” and the synopsis, it was a super hit. It has become one of my favorites. This artist thinks that even though the picture inside isn't that bad, the color on the cover looks poor and is at a loss.

The atmosphere in which this writer is writing is so wonderful!! The design is a bit old, but it matches the style, so it's rather a plus point. I liked a few books and read them, but I think this story is the best match for the writer! If you like this writer, I'm sure you'll love it! If you don't know, I'd like you to try reading it. There isn't much of a sparkling atmosphere, but the way they spend their days leisurely and caring for each other is depicted very carefully and nicely ☘

It was so nice to see them slowly nurturing their love! I like the heroine's seriousness, modesty, and kindness. After all, I loved Rosie (*^^*)

Would it be close if it were a straight line distance? Dutch doctors often appear in HQ, but I feel that they often have families and live in mansions. I also live in London, and they're both butlers and housekeepers, so I'm already sighing. Neighborhood relationships are impossible if your neighbor is that widow. The heroine feels blessed to have been raised by her two great aunts, so she puts herself on the back burner. He also looked like a mouse, and was only praised for his legs, but even though he had no qualifications, he changed from chore clerk to secretary, and then took the place of his niece Nanny. He also thinks about his two great-aunts, and is aware, and he's really well-made. It's nice to let a large dog work in the den and relax on a splendid sofa alone.

I wonder if the hidden theme of this drawing is a flower? It's also an opportunity for the hero to first notice the heroine. Other than that, there are many flowers in the background, and I don't remember seeing that many flowers in other Maki sensei's works, so I thought so when I read them. Anyway, I think Maki's paintings have a lot of ingenuity. I'm more curious about the frame layout, background, and knick-knacks than anything else about the story.

It's a heartwarming story. The heroine isn't beautiful, and I like the hero who is attracted to her inner world even though she is plain. Even so, I finally got to the hero, who didn't know what he was thinking at first. I wanted the heroine to be drawn more carefully. I chose ☆ 4 because it's a kind story. The only people I didn't like were my hero's neighbors, and everyone else was kind, so I was able to read without stress.