Reviews for A Kiss, For Real Manga

I'm far from art myself, but that's probably why it was such a fascinating comic! I thought it was wonderful to have people working hard in this kind of world. It's not just a romance comic where art knowledge seems to increase, and I applaud the efforts of the two of them, Itsu-kun and Chitose-chan!

I didn't think it was a particularly unusual story, but since I bought up to 2 volumes at the time and read them ^_^ they were completed, I think I'll read slowly until the last volume.

The heroine, who was wearing a mask because she didn't want to be disliked by others, comes out and grows up. The fact that they found what they wanted to do and work hard to aim for it was different from just a high school love story, and it was fun to read.

these two people who are so sparkling and honestly envied make me look away thinking about their lives so seriously... lol lol

I'm at an age where I'm worried about my future dreams and relationships with friends... I was wondering what would happen when the work was broken, but I wonder if the picture on the cover was a good trigger, but I really love the pictures with their crying faces and smiles!

I also had the experience of going to an art prep school, but there were no group assignments like this work, and everyone did their best to improve their skills, so there wasn't a friendly atmosphere. It's not that they were on bad terms, but since Art University and Art University are narrow, I feel that they had a strong sense of being rivals rather than friends. And above all, I was so busy and tired that I didn't have time to lose myself in love! So, I don't know if there actually is a sparkling art prep school like The Youth, like this work, but I really envy and admire it. Drawing with a handsome guy seemed to raise my tension so much... I think I probably failed the entrance exam (laughs). For that reason, I didn't feel that much reality in the depiction of an art prep school, but I felt quite realistic about the heroine's feelings of wearing a cat because she didn't want to be disliked. Well, there is a difference in degree, but I don't think anyone is living by exposing themselves 100%. The story where the heroine in a cat cover gradually grows up was quite deep and interesting to read.

Boys are cool and girls are cute too! (^^)! There aren't any people who appear that I really don't like, so it's a work I can read with peace of mind

they're good at drawing, and boys are orthodox handsome too, aren't they? It's usually like Aoharu, but it's a pity that the heroine's troublesome, childish, and sweet personality and the insistent liking mode are annoying ❗ the feeling that you hit an annoying and disgusting type of heroine for the first time in a long time with an uncute personality 〰 can you predict the end within expectations?

The story about aiming for art college was fresh and interesting! The story about the composition and colors was interesting, and I was drawn into that direction rather than the love side! The story on the bonus page is also interesting! I enjoyed reading it even more after getting to know the story behind the story and background, such as the process of making the manga and the character's height settings! The drawing power is amazing, so the characters and the pictures in the work were all beautiful without any sense of incongruity. The touches of the painting were neatly drawn with watercolor, pencil, and oil, and it was fun to look at each work.

The story, which included not only love but also future career paths, was insanely interesting, and since I was a student I was doing art all the time, I was reminded of realistic nostalgia for the scenes and worries that came up. I really understand Chitose-chan.. Things I love. Not only do you like it, but since the number of places you aim for in the future is limited, how much can you look back at yourself, and be honest? The way to improve technology was also important. yeah yeah. I was reading it while thinking. I wasn't really attracted to it at first, but it became an insanely favorite work. It would be a waste to finish it!! Oh, I want to read the college edition a little more (laughs)

If anything, romance comics are not the main part, and I think it's a story where people grow while experiencing conflicts, setbacks, and hesitation in the process of heading towards their dreams. It was very good.

I was able to learn about the reality of the path I aspired to be an artist, and it was also a learning experience. Like creating expressions or things that don't have a correct answer until you're satisfied with yourself. It's a part I admire, so I feel like I was able to catch a glimpse of that too, and it was really nice to be able to enjoy their love.

The tree that is too delete from mutual feelings is too cute. I can only think that it's a different person.. Even if they fight, if it's something they don't like, they tell the other person properly, don't talk about it emotionally, and they trust each other. What a great man. There are no high school couples like this. But it was interesting. Meguro was cute too.

It's so hard to change yourself! It takes a lot of effort and energy. The main character originally had amazing energy, and it would be a waste to keep it hidden all this time! I'm looking forward to watching it change steadily from now on

I thought it would be nice for the protagonist to get along more and more with his friends. Anyway, the pictures were so good, and they sparkled and had a great sense of youth, and when I was reading them, I thought it was a girls' comic, lol lol