Reviews for A Kiss, For Real Manga

This review contains spoilers. I really sympathize with the fact that the work was destroyed and I couldn't make it in time, but things were piled up even at school and the like, and that's why it was so full that I could only say “it's okay”;; it makes me cry; I would probably cry if I was actually told to follow the tree from there, and I would like it even more, and even kiss...!!!? I feel like lol lol it's really nice that the main character grows properly. Also, the 4 spin-off frames are interesting and cute lol lol

This review contains spoilers. The main character, who always wears a mask and doesn't show his true self, meets a tree and changes. It's unusual that the setting is a design school, and it's fun to read. I definitely want it to be made into a drama.

This review contains spoilers. As an adult, I tend to think about high school romance stuff... recently, but I love this one!! Love is like that, and there are also conflicts, doubts, and excitement about what I want to do in the future and how to proceed, so it's worth reading. Also, I didn't understand art at all, so getting to know a lot of things with the main character makes me feel like it!

This review contains spoilers. I was always looking forward to reading it. It's over and I'm lonely. The picture is very beautiful and I'm good at it. I'm glad it had a happy ending, but I felt like I was in a bit of a hurry at the end. I wanted to read it a little more slowly.

This review contains spoilers. At first, I didn't have a good impression of the two main characters, and the technical ones were difficult and I wasn't intrigued, but as I read on, I became addicted to it, and I bought the entire volume!! The heroine Chitose is cute without hesitation even when dumped, and before I knew it, my boyfriend Jiki was completely in love with her, so they both have a good gap with the beginning. The process of the two becoming honest with themselves, growing spiritually, and moving towards their dreams was also good. The subject of art is easy for beginners to understand, and the careful depiction of the characters draws you in. At the end, I was completely looking forward to supporting the two of them taking the exam and their love. It's also nice not to be mean even though they are loved by handsome siblings. I think the setting where the older brother likes the heroine was a bit unreasonable because it was in contrast to other comics. Overall, the freshness of high school students is good! It was a lovey-dovey and smiley film even when I became a college student on the bonus page.

This review contains spoilers. It feels like there hasn't been much of a geidai mono until now, and I'm really drawn in when I read it! Is this how you capture a picture, or do you know that person because it's a work, or in the head of someone aiming for a performing arts college? It's written, and it's very interesting! That's good, Itsuki from Tsundere, and the sweet knot are irresistibly good! Hmm... this is a good comic!

This review contains spoilers. At first, Itsuki, who is naive, is drawn more and more to the main character, and it's irresistible! My older brother is also hard to throw away!