Reviews for Kounodori: Dr. Stork Manga

The fact that I think I might have been so frightened that I might not have been able to read this story before giving birth is suddenly more intense dramas happening in actual medical settings than novels

I was watching the drama, but I was curious about the original story too. Reading makes me think about various things, and it is often a learning experience. It makes my heart feel tight.

Give birth! The story of a doctor who supports the birth of a new life and protects those two lives. How inspiring! Then they review obstetricians and gynecologists and respect them.

My lacrimal glands are going wrong. Strangely enough, they are divided depending on the story, which is realistic or not, but it basically makes me cry every time, so I get tired of reading it

I have a lot of memories of medical treatment in the olden days, such as Super DRs and medical residency GETs where hot blooded nurses were kind. It's not such a dream world. We confront lives that are born and then disappear in a stressful scene where we face patients with various backgrounds every day. I feel a warm yet strict point of view on each episode. As expected, it's a great work

I watched dramas when I was young, so I read comics too. I think it's a work that touches the heartstrings. It feels like the preciousness of life, or rather, that they value family.

I watched the drama and was really interested in it because it was my favorite work. It makes me think that not only happy parts, but also painful parts are depicted.

Reading this comic, I really feel the preciousness and appreciation of life, and the good fortune of being born as a matter of course. When you become an adult, you will be able to give birth not only to your own life, but also to the life of a baby, so there comes a time when you face the importance of a life that is not your own. What choices are good when dealing with life? Assignments without correct answers are difficult

After becoming pregnant, a healthy baby is born as a matter of course, and they grow up quickly. It's a comic that makes me reaffirm that such commonplace is actually a miracle. Please note that if you read it during pregnancy, you may be scared or uneasy more than necessary... if you are going to become a dad or want to have children in the future, I think it will be a great learning experience if you read it. How difficult it is to give birth to someone! If you read it, you may be able to be kinder to pregnant women.

It's insanely exciting. It's strangely real and conveys the preciousness of pregnancy and childbirth, and it's scary at the same time! But it's also a complicated thing to be happy about.

A story about a pediatrician. A human drama about Japan's Treasure Child, a precious birth. It's a subject that makes you cry laugh and make you think.

It was made into a drama, so I put it on the back burner when I tried to read it later. After all, it makes me cry. It's superfluous if the circumstances are similar.

Someone I know was watching a drama or something, and I had an impression of it, so I read it. It's so interesting

They were also doing dramas, so I was really moved when I watched it, and I remember crying, but when I experienced childbirth and read comics, it was such an emotion that I couldn't express in words. I especially want my husband to read it lol

This is a work you can't read without tears. I feel once again that human life is very precious. I want you to read it carefully.

A work where you can feel the greatness of life being born. Also, it is a work that shows the awesomeness of the people in the occupations that support it. It's moving and makes me think.

I watched dramas and bought comics, but they were still interesting. Also, it was a great learning experience, so I'm glad I read it

There are various risks of pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum, and each has its own circumstances, so there is no doubt that it will make you cry. I want adults and children, girls and boys to read it.