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微熱のカルテ / Binetsu no Karute #1
微熱のカルテ 1 [Binetsu no Karute 1]
留学帰りの本宮将貴（もとみやまさたか）は、自信家な天才外科医。 帰国早々、好みのクールな美人に一目惚れ? ところが彼女・西條菜摘（にしじょうなつみ）は、なんと赴任先の 病院の優秀な麻酔医で、しかも男だった──！！ 女扱いが大キライな西條の、逆鱗に触れた本宮。 おかげで手術の大切なパートナーは、白衣を 脱ぐと冷たくて！? アダルト・メディカルラブ。
A young doctor with a weakness for pretty faces returns to Japan after studying abroad in the USA and joins the staff of one of the best hospitals around. There he finds himself facing off with an icy-cold co-worker who's nearly as pretty as he is unapproachable.
A young doctor with a weakness for pretty faces returns to Japan after studying abroad in the USA and joins the staff of one of the best hospitals around. There he finds himself facing off with an icy-cold co-worker who's nearly as pretty as he is unapproachable.
164 pages, Paperback
First published March 1, 2002
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November 18, 2015
The art is really beautiful, as expected from the illustrator, Koide Mieko-sensei.
The ice princess Natsumi, the bishounen, is sooo beautiful especially his eyes...and his smile...OMG...totally swoon me. *hearteyes* I can easily pictured Jaejoong as him, hihihi. *Ah, but JJ is not so androgynous and gorgeous anymore now that he's in the army, yes he's so masculine and manly now with his newly gain muscles and military haircut... T___T but I love him nonetheless, hihihi*
Masataka is good looking too, and I love his personality. I thought he's womanizer at first, lol, or some annoying over-confident brat, but actually he's much more than meets the eye. :)
Masumi is a great guy, although I disliked him at first but in the end I could sympathize with him and hope he can find his significant other soon. He's too conditioned with the idea that Natsumi will be beside him forever and ever (he's a guard dog for 20 years FFS!) that he had never consider to let other people inside his heart, he's strongly believe Natsumi will love him as a man. So I really hope I can see him find his own happiness in the end, in a spin-off, that unfortunately doesn't exist yet. T__T
Anyway, I'm not medical student but the amount of detail in surgical/medical procedures in this manga really impressed me. Two thumbs up for the author, Sunohara-sensei. :) Although I mostly skimmed it when they started the medical discussion, but really, it's made the story felt more realistic and believable. The plot is simple and cliche, but it's one good manga. :)
The ice princess Natsumi, the bishounen, is sooo beautiful especially his eyes...and his smile...OMG...totally swoon me. *hearteyes* I can easily pictured Jaejoong as him, hihihi. *Ah, but JJ is not so androgynous and gorgeous anymore now that he's in the army, yes he's so masculine and manly now with his newly gain muscles and military haircut... T___T but I love him nonetheless, hihihi*
Masataka is good looking too, and I love his personality. I thought he's womanizer at first, lol, or some annoying over-confident brat, but actually he's much more than meets the eye. :)
Masumi is a great guy, although I disliked him at first but in the end I could sympathize with him and hope he can find his significant other soon. He's too conditioned with the idea that Natsumi will be beside him forever and ever (he's a guard dog for 20 years FFS!) that he had never consider to let other people inside his heart, he's strongly believe Natsumi will love him as a man. So I really hope I can see him find his own happiness in the end, in a spin-off, that unfortunately doesn't exist yet. T__T
Anyway, I'm not medical student but the amount of detail in surgical/medical procedures in this manga really impressed me. Two thumbs up for the author, Sunohara-sensei. :) Although I mostly skimmed it when they started the medical discussion, but really, it's made the story felt more realistic and believable. The plot is simple and cliche, but it's one good manga. :)
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