Reviews for The Mediterranean Rebel's Bride Manga

It was a story with little intonation, and I finished reading it quietly. This is my second time reading the “Rinucci Sons” series. There was a feeling after reading the first film, after reading it thoroughly, but is this over yet? It's undeniable that it's out of pace. I'm the type that thinks things that can be read quickly have poor cost performance. I prefer to enjoy the time I'm reading, such as pages that I take a close look at, or that I don't want to overlook them, going back a bit and going back through the pages again. It's as if the end of the story is lonely, and I feel the progress and transition of the people and things in the work on my side. This film wasn't enough for me to get into the heroine. I think it would be great if they made me have more sympathy for my cousin's relationship, cleaning up the aftermath of love, and being close even so. The depiction of his awareness of his feelings is also too bland, and his presence as a detonator is weak when it comes to the end. Even when it comes to continuous nursing after being present at the scene of the accident, staying at home was extended without feeling unnatural, and “I thought there was something” later, it was a pretty relaxed flow. First, it's easy, but why don't you check your identity? No matter how qualified they are to be nurses, what kind of qualifications do they have and are close to each other? As a matter of fact, it's strange that no one asked the vague doubt during the conversation. There's no need to ask questions, but after all, there are so many relatives there, and they are getting involved!? First, what is the hospital's own nursing system like? However, there was something appealing about the scene where the heroine talks about how she had a close relationship with her beautiful cousin. I also read thick scenes of family love, such as Tehepero to buy toys for Matthew, and it was nice to feel like it was a wonderful interior of the Rinucci family. In his heart of the scene where Matty cries, the depiction of his mother's love Matty was good, but I have a feeling that it would take up even more weight in this story as a scene where they find the heroine and the two share their sorrow as those left behind. I'm not dissatisfied with the volume at the end, but I wanted a little more excitement for the important props. Using canteen at work is “!” It was. It simply shows that when you think about hairstyles, uniforms, etc., you can't mistake them anymore, and the story teller's idea is nice.

I was able to buy it at a reasonable price, and the content was good, so I am very satisfied. I don't like pictures ☆ -1