Reviews for Desert King, Doctor Daddy Manga

It's a secret story, but it wasn't a dreamy, unrealistic story, and it was a passionate yet calm story. are heroes cool too??

I'm buying the author. Finally, I think I wanted to watch a little bit of the story after we became a family.

It's cool that the heroine is strong in a human way and resolutely conveys her own thoughts.

I was surprised by “Be My Mistress,” huh? is that how it is developing? I thought (laughs), but I don't know what I had misunderstood and said such a thing, but I'm glad they realized it was an insult and proposed properly.

That was interesting!! The heroine is happy to be fervently loved. The kid was so adorable that it made me cringe. Be happy~!!

It's wonderful. Due to differences in the way ethnic groups think, the heroine takes the hero's words as they are, and they walk away once. The compassionate heroes are wonderful, and the kids are cute.

That was a kind story. The beautiful heroine, who became independent as a doctor, has a great likability! I thought that the former doctor Sheik also thoughtfully loved his daughter and thought of his lost wife... but after all, he was a hero with arrogant and childish places. It's OK because he's a good-looking guy (lol)

Don't make a mistake in choosing words. I thought there was a point in being rude. But I'm glad you noticed it.

That was a great story. A heroine who worked hard on medical care for immigrant women and a hero who is a former doctor who is reforming health care for women in her country. They are two people who are attracted to each other even though they have positional issues. It's a classic story, but I'm glad it was neatly organized and easy to read.

I also feel like the hero has put in too many heroines, but I think it's a work that carefully depicts the movements of people's minds. I wonder if the heroine, who was traumatized by airplanes, will never get on airplanes anymore?

There were a few bad feelings, but the story was wonderful ☆☆ The moderately aggressive seek is wonderful!

It's a wonderful story. The king is wonderful, and the heroine can be trusted as a doctor, and I can sympathize with her as a woman. You can enjoy the feeling of reliving the uplifting mood until the two of them have deepened their feelings. As for the structure of the story, Tsuya sensei has nothing to do with him, but there are a few things I haven't digested. A battle for the throne and a barrier between two people. Also, a conflict with conventions. I'm very concerned about the ending of these things without anything being cleaned up, and for me, I can't end up with them saying that two people would overcome it. The scene of the proposal and acceptance of the two is exciting in a pleasant way, so I'd like to think that I should just watch that, but I'm still curious because it was really essential for the story to progress. Despite showing a scene where they say there is no future between us, or something that makes the wall smell like twice, it doesn't reassure me what happened. The power struggle came to an end by driving away one of the opposing forces. The fact that they talk about marriage without feeling refreshed and that they are accepting is very wonderful as a beautiful way of confirming their intentions, but I can't finish this story as a reader. Hospitals in the Kingdom are also often connected to the background of the medical field where the familiar heroine was based, but I wanted something a little more for that too.