Reviews for Cinderella In Plastic Manga

This review contains spoilers. I recommend that you read along to some extent according to other people's reviews. The fact that the main character put up with and was worried about having an ugly face gradually solved it by undergoing plastic surgery, but it was just a trigger that he had plastic surgery. The main character is originally a really good kid, isn't he? There are certainly places where poor things overlapped at the beginning, and there are places where I got lost, but as I read on, I thought and acted in my own way, became able to clearly say things to people, and became positive enough to have an impact on others. But that's because the main character is struggling and progressing on his own. The process and worries are very real. I think all girls who try their best to be cute can sympathize with it. I myself had a gap between what it looked like and what was inside, and I understood the main character's problems when I was a student... lol I read it myself, so I almost skimmed the first one lol, so I guess the main subject is much later. Anyway, it's still around volume 9, but I'd like to read more when I have time.

This review contains spoilers. I started reading it because I thought it was a revenge story where the main character who underwent cosmetic surgery takes revenge on someone who was bullied when he was ugly. Actually, that's true, but the main character was a person with more blood than I expected (driven by a sense of revenge, I was imagining hurting my opponent and falling down without worry). The main character had a lot of trouble, cried a lot, got angry, and made a lot of mistakes, but I was very fond of him because he was a person who was worried and thought properly. The public's response to plastic surgery is tough. I'm also a little reluctant. But when asked why plastic surgery is bad, I can't give a clear answer. I think reading this comic brought me closer to my own answer to that kind of atmosphere. It was a work that I would like to read when the next one came out, and I thought I'd like to search for paper books as well.

This review contains spoilers. There are stories where the main character cares about plastic surgery and looks back, but that's not all. The essence of myself, the thoughts of my family, and how to deal with the complexes that everyone has. It's a good work to think about a lot of things.

This review contains spoilers. They seem to be able to understand the feelings of people who do plastic surgery, so I wasn't able to do it... I read this work and said ah... Maybe my way of thinking has changed a bit. I can't take my eyes off of the situations one after another where I wonder if I'm going to run into this kind of situation... I can't take my eyes off it. There are many things, such as getting hurt, struggling, and being saved, but I really want the main character to be really, really happy.

This review contains spoilers. The one where Yugo came out is already really awesome! Yugo and Rin are so good! I hope there will be more stories involving Yurin. I hope they stick together quickly. I really love this comic, and I'm worried about the continuation, so I read Koisuru Soiree too. Good luck, I'm looking forward to it. I wonder if it will be made into a standalone paper book.

This review contains spoilers. It's not just plastic surgery to be beautiful and have a happy ending; it's interesting because it depicts worries, conflicts, and relationships before and after plastic surgery. Even when the main character was given plastic surgery material in front of the public, it was so cool to see him respond in a dignified manner!

This review contains spoilers. It felt good to read that in volume 7, they quickly said back to the head of the sexual harassment department in front of everyone, and that they dealt with adults that didn't break the atmosphere of the place. It was really nice that it wasn't about the main character defeating evil with words of justice, which is common.