Reviews for Cinderella In Plastic Manga

This review contains spoilers. It was a great work. Even though I wasn't attracted to the picture or title, I was drawn to it as I read on. I can also sympathize with women's thoughts, and each of the two men is a wonderful person, and they can be saved. I recommend it to those who are tired of the usual comics. It was carefully drawn all the time, so surprisingly, the last one came out of nowhere, but I think that was good again.

This review contains spoilers. Well... I read it all at once until the end, and it was an amazing work. I feel like it's gradually disappearing recently, but there is still an atmosphere where plastic surgery is somehow viewed as taboo, so what is that “somehow” negative image?? I never thought about that, and in particular, “ugly people aren't treated as women, but beautiful women aren't treated as humans,” but there is a part where I'm strangely convinced. I hear that young children have recently become more particular about beauty due to improvements in SNS and image processing technology, so I want young children to read it only. Plastic surgery isn't bad, but it's not the only correct answer, and you can't measure the value of a person just by being beautiful or ugly. It's a work I want to read again and again.

This review contains spoilers. I wonder what... I was so drawn to it that I read it so much. The story has an appealing power! I love it!

This review contains spoilers. I cried after reading it a few times. I'm not satisfied with the way I look, and that doesn't mean I'm going to change it until after plastic surgery, but the words I've been told somewhere remain, and I've hurt someone, but I wanted to read this book when I was younger, but now that I've met it now, I wanted to be a little kinder to others and myself than yesterday

This review contains spoilers. I tried to read it a few times, but it was so heavy that I quit after episodes 2 or 3, but this time I read it until the end. The conclusion was very interesting. The main character, who is unbeautiful and has been despised by people around him, undergoes plastic surgery, and lives a bright and strong life. Also, it is a rough explanation of the content to say that the beautiful woman who was envied and thought to be jealous of the main character actually had a bad experience. People take the fact that the main character has had plastic surgery in a positive way even though their surroundings are messing around. The main character is concerned about her appearance and has lived her life facing downwards, but if she can live positively and brightly by changing her face, plastic surgery isn't bad, and I read it all at once. Speaking of true intentions, I thought that being beautiful is difficult, but even so, I wanted to be born a beautiful woman. (lol)

This review contains spoilers. I love the main character, who has always had plastic surgery with a complex appearance, and the protagonist of “Self-Loathing, a Handsome Woman,” who is naturally attracted to her by her activism to true beauty and love with all her might

This review contains spoilers. I read it all at once. My impressions along the way and after reading this were completely different, so I want you to read it until the end. I thought this protagonist was very real. Being humble is also being attracted to someone you think you don't like. But I was able to apologize to the other person for my bad points, and I had strong feelings and intentions. In reality, there are a lot of people who don't have that. I think the appeal to attract people as the main character of comics was a solid balance between realism and coolness, and even so, a bit weak due to lack of confidence. Halfway through, do you somehow get along well with your first boyfriend who you first fell in love with and then faced the other side too? I thought, but that's not the case. There was a good reason it didn't work, and it wasn't something that easy to cover up. Strongly speaking, I was happy when Yugo finally understood which part of Rin he felt attracted not only as a human but also as a romantic partner. No, I wonder if they like the last one as a human after all? I think it's because Yugo thought he wanted to have a relationship, that he wanted Rin to find an appeal in love. Well, I wonder if that's still a long way to go. Over time, we have a delusion that it would be nice if we both became unique and important.

This review contains spoilers. It was a work that made me think a lot. Everyone was moving towards happiness, and it really warmed my heart. Rin seems to be doing well with her family, and she will probably continue to grow with her boyfriend. I thought I had to take the courage to change myself in order to look forward!