Reviews for A Kiss, For Real Manga

I kept wearing a mask, but for some reason I was able to show my true form. I was curious about the continuation.

At the beginning of reading, I felt uncomfortable with the settings, and there was also a difference from the image from the title, so I couldn't get used to it. But when I reread it again, the changes between the two clumsy people are slowly getting better, and it's especially nice after Itsuki's older brother Yui-kun came out. You can also feel the atmosphere of art and it's fun to read, and I think the way Akuta-sensei draws facial expressions is amazing.

The design is just so careful and beautiful! I wonder if it was someone who did art? I really like the way eyes are drawn. The feeling of being thrilled, excited, and immersed in creating a work often comes out. That's great! I want to work hard to complete something too!

The love between the two progresses slowly even though he saw through the heroine who lied about herself and taught her to act in her own way... There are no extreme episodes, but it's a love story where you can thoroughly enjoy it

The boy who swings around girls so much but changes the color of his eyes when it comes to art is so cute

Each character is good and the story is interesting! The pictures are beautiful and easy to read!

It's interesting ❗ Love is the main thing, but it's nice that high school students are involved in relationships and career paths that they seem to have trouble with, and the main character becomes more and more cute.

I'm worried. I'm curious to see how the main character wearing the mask of the Good Boy will change. I first learned that there is an art college prep school.

It's hard to show yourself... I sympathized with the main character. The overall impression is dark, but it draws me in.

I can do it and I'm worried about it in the future! Everyone is having all kinds of conflicts and youth! I like pictures too ♡

It's been a long time since this comic made me cringe. It also included the royal road of romance comics, friendship, camaraderie, etc., and I was relieved and excited. The pictures are beautiful, so I want to keep buying them in the future.

Ikkyun is wonderful! I like the look (picture) of Ikkyun and the contents are wonderful! I love the lines! I love those listless eyes! It would be nice if people like this existed in real life! I like Chitose too! They are two people I want to cheer for. Even so, do young kids these days tutu anywhere right away?

I sympathize with the main character because he is similar to me. It is a work with detailed descriptions that are worth reading.

The fun, joy, pain, and sadness of expressing... all my thoughts come together, and I wonder what will happen next, and I want to read it quickly!

I started reading it when volume 1 came out. With each volume, not to mention romance, “aiming for art college” or “what is' talent '?” Conflicts around that became involved in the development, and for me, who had prep school experience and went on to art college, it was extremely real and “nostalgic!!” “Ganbare!” It's such a highly recommended work right now that I dabble in this magazine to follow the serialization. Looking forward to future developments!

Art Preparatory School ➡ I graduated from art college. I was surprised that the protagonist's feelings were so real. I'm also one of those people who felt so free after going to prep school. I think there are quite a few artists, such as Japanese creators, who struggle (struggle) between individuality and coordination. I think this is one of the problems with Japanese education where it's hard to express myself, especially when I'm a student. Of course coordination is also necessary. I look forward to the main character's mental growth in the future.

This is the second film from Miyatake Miracle. Is it nice to feel that the sense of distance between the two changes when Ji-kun, who doesn't place emphasis on moving his heart other than his own goals, gets involved with Chitose-chan, who works hard to break his shell?