Reviews for Kasane Manga

A passionate theatrical comic. The stage actors and their eggs are replaced and appear in place, so it seems that there are readers who get tired because it's hard, tough, overperforming, and not slow. Regardless of if you read it in a series, even more so if you digest one book all at once. Is this your debut work? I felt a strong sense of passion, especially from volume 1. There are difficulties, such as slack in the middle, but the ability to make Shakespeare a play within a play without translating it into a plain modern language is impressive.

It's a story about an ugly woman with lipstick who can exchange faces with the person she kissed. All of the characters have dark pasts, so I wonder whose side they should take. I can't imagine how it will end in which everyone will be happy, so I think it will end in an unhappy way for someone (or everyone). I've read up to the latest volume, and finally I have lipstick! I want to read ahead quickly.

At first, the picture was unique and I wasn't good at it, but the story was dramatic and I was worried about the future, so I bought it. I personally thought it would be visualized, but when it was actually visualized, it felt muddy and dark, and probably too heavy. The only thing they have in common is that “actors x muddy development ants” are common, but it reminded me of glass masks.

It's depressing because all I can think of is the exhausting route of ruin. But it's not realistic to seize happiness with that ugly figure, is it? That too has taught me about the world above. I want her to at least leave a mark on this world and leave proof that she was alive. When she was born ugly, how did she seize the light and how did she fall? Because there are so many people who are so insensitive and hypocritical. Being born ugly takes away a person's dignity to the point where they can't think of many ways to be happy.

What does it mean to drop a woman's desire for beauty into this form. I'm really curious about the continuation.

I had no prior knowledge, and the cover was beautiful, so I read it somehow, and it hit it off! The content is dark and heavy, but even though it's new and beautiful, I can read it quite smoothly, with the help of some nostalgic designs. It's one of those comics that haven't been easy to find recently, and I can't help but be worried about the continuation. I highly recommend it, but it's 4 stars with expectations for what will happen in the future!

I can sympathize with the main character, so I was drawn into the story. I'm curious to see what's going to happen in the future.

The content of the story is different, but reading it reminded me of Dark Purple Eye. It's fantasy, but maybe it's because everything other than lipstick is a realistic story? It's muddy, but quite interesting.

When I read only one volume, it feels muddy and horror-like, but as I read on, I was able to decipher Kasane's past and feelings, and I began to have a good impression of Kasane

I was pretty scared when I thought it was a Cinderella story lol lol but the content is solid and I'm curious about the continuation! However, I also feel like there will be no salvation

I read other people's reviews and honestly freaked out. However, only one volume is dark and cruel, and after that, the content usually includes elements of “mystery,” “psychological suspense,” and “human drama,” making it easier to read. The drawing power is also high, and what is that lipstick in the first place? Even the foreshadowing hasn't appeared yet. I'm worried about the future! But I think it would be a pity to draw “Kasane” as such a monster, no matter how much.

There are a lot of cruel elements and depictions, so I wouldn't recommend it to people who don't like the muddy feeling of daytime dramas?? It's a mystery suspense, so I'm worried about the ending.

The main character aims to be active as an actress with a lipstick that harbors the power to change faces. If this were a girls' manga, it would probably be a sparkling princess story, but this work is set in a muddy woman who fully brings out human desires and tries to seize success no matter what means are used. There aren't many characters that make insidious bullying, so it's easier to read than daytime dramas.

A muddy chain just like a daytime drama. But that's why I watch it. It makes me think a lot about what happiness is... and what they want the protagonist to be like.

There are also some pretty cruel depictions, so I wouldn't recommend it to people who don't like gross. Unlike conventional orthodox theatrical stuff (glass masks, etc.), the world view is dark and serious from beginning to end. Personally, the setting was novel and I enjoyed it.

I want her lips on the cover to be taken away, but her real face is... ⁉‼ Take someone else's life with bright red lips out of despair and suck them all up! She's not a bad person. Everyone has jealousy due to an inferiority complex. However, magic only dwelt in her bright red lips. How does she go on a path of no return because she is puzzled yet agitated with pleasure? Stay tuned ‼