Reviews for A Kiss, For Real Manga

A story about a girl who doesn't want to be disliked by others and can't show herself, meets a boy, finds something she likes, moves forward, and does her best to grow. The heroine Momoto, who was puzzled, is straightforward, so every time she moves forward, she becomes a straight, hardworking, and adorable child, and I want to cheer for her. It's a story that makes me think I want to work hard and live my life with all my might. The boy who initially watched The Heroine as Not a Love Target also changed from around volume 2...! I want to read more soon!

I wonder how many people are able to show 100% of themselves in front of others. It's difficult even now that I'm an adult. I have a good impression of the main character, who bumps head-on into people through things he likes, and the number of people who accept them gradually increases, and the exchange of caring for the two of them is also cute! I'm looking forward to the continuation!

After reading “Miyatake Miracle,” I became my favorite writer, so I bought it without hesitation. After all, I liked the pictures, and I was curious about the continuation of the story!

It was nice that the main character, who was wearing a mask, changed steadily as he met a tree. Not only in school, but also in common what you want to do, you'll probably have friends for the rest of your life. Additional note: I've read up to 4 volumes. I'm in agony over the gap from Tsun+S Qi in volume 1 of the tree! At the end of volume 4 it's going to be () ♡ I can't wait for the next volume.

Oh good (laughs) It's an atmosphere where you seem to come to understand Kikun's past, so it becomes tempting to continue. Also, it seems like there was a foreshadowing of the past relationship between Ki-kun and the main character...

It reminded me of when I was a student far away. School is a small, one-off community, but for me at that time, how people think of it weighed more heavily than how I wanted to be. When I think about it now, I really misplaced my priorities, and that was nothing. It made me think I'd like to send this comic to my self back then. Courage to face confidence in oneself is difficult but very important, isn't it? I'm really excited to see how the main character changes from now on.

First, I was attracted to the beautiful picture on the cover and bought it! When I read it, the story was very nice too! The sight of Chitose, who had a mask on and was unable to say his true intentions due to a painful experience in the old days, met Ki-kun and Yamami, peeled off the mask, got involved in their true form, thoroughly enjoyed what they liked, had dreams, and worked towards them and grew really sparkling. When I was a student, I also remembered that I was moving towards my dreams for the future, and I felt nostalgic. It's very reassuring that there are people like Chitose and Kikun who can work together towards the same dreams and goals. Kiku-kun was also inspired by Chitose and grew even more, so cool! For me, who likes creativity, elements other than romance really stuck with me!

I'm excited for these two people who have a positive influence on each other while worrying about their own career path. It's dazzling. There are other things involving entrance exams in the work, but it's amazing that while realistically depicting art college entrance exams up to this point, the focus is properly on the relationship between the two...!

I can't help but feel that the faces, story, and personalities and characters of the characters are blurry, but it was generally interesting. Ki-kun is cool too, and he doesn't look like that...

I also felt like I was in a hurry towards the end, but my anxiety and worries about university entrance exams were drawn very carefully, and I was also able to gain knowledge about art. There isn't much love, so I wanted to watch the story after I became a college student. I thought it would be a happy ending, but unexpectedly, I felt like it ended so easily.

I feel like I understand living with a mask on. It's nice to see them trying so hard to change themselves and working hard to find something they want to do.

He's a mean boy, but if he does something that makes him cringe, it doubles. How many times have you knocked my heart out!!! And it's nice that the title is in katakana, isn't there anyone who can understand Sekirara (it looks like a certain character lol)!?

The heroine, Chitose-chan, was kind of annoyed by the attitude of the hero Kiku-kun when she was still wearing a mask. But from the time Chitose fell in love with art, I was able to read it with a pure feeling. The change in the emotions of Itsu-kun, who is gradually attracted to Chitose-chan, was also nice. Seeing these two people looking for something they wanted to do gave me courage even as an old lady!

The picture was beautiful and I bought it, but I got into the conversation. I'm going to keep going!

The story set in a prep school for the Art University entrance exam was very fresh and interesting. To be honest, I couldn't really sympathize with the personality of the heroine and the personality of the favorite man in the beginning, and it took time to read on (sweat), but it quickly became interesting from around volume 3, and it was especially bad that the expressions of affection after starting to start being aware of the heroine and after they started dating were so loud? The pictures are beautiful too, so the various expressions that this fateful boy shows to the heroine are so cool that I fall in love with them! Guitma Kun will also appear properly, so the excitement is doubled! Also, it is a work that carefully depicts not only romantic patterns, but also hopes and conflicts for the future, and how everyone grows while working hard and stimulating each other, so it is a work that develops various emotions as you read it.