Reviews for Arte Manga

It was made into an anime, read the manga again, and I thought it would be great after all. The main character is strong!

The main character, Arte, is energetic, cheerful, and cute. I'm reading it, and I think I'll do my best.

I felt particular about the painting. The content was also interesting, and there was no harm in buying it.

I thought it was a story about sifting through the difficulties and happiness of being a woman.

In medieval Europe, it was a pretty tough time for women to live independently, yet I like how Arte walked right away with their backs stretched like Arte.

I love seeing the main character grow like this. Watching LOVE grow too hehehe.

I happened to watch an anime in the middle of the night, and that's why I read it. Otherwise, it's a genre you wouldn't be able to pick up. The theme is about girls living in a male society, but that doesn't really resonate. More than that, Arte's growth is simply interesting.

I like the main character who genuinely moves towards painting, and I can read more and more. It's nice to be able to read it clearly without any uncomfortable developments.

The anime has started, hasn't it? I think it's a royal dream come true, but it's easy to be drawn into the development.

I also like the pictures, but I think the content is carefully written. I like the main character too.

I liked the story, which seemed to be worth reading, and the pictures that were well received by everyone in a good sense.

It makes me want to say that Arte is really the daughter of an aristocrat. The guts are amazing! Even so, the qualifications of aristocrats are amazing

It was a very interesting work. I'm really worried about the continuation. It's interesting, so please read it.

Since she is a female painter and aristocrat, she is unusually seen by people as being strange, but because of her brightness, she is very pleasant to read that she takes everyone's side and that she is honest. I'm addicted to the story where you fall into the arms of a difficult person and draw pictures that the other person likes.

I like comics about women who work hard and work hard! I'm reading it, and I think I'll do my best too!

It was a time when I wasn't even given an opportunity to get a job just because I was a woman. The figure of the main character, Arte, who looks forward and moves forward without giving up in order to become a painter, is very powerful. It seems that the times have been thoroughly examined, and it is comfortably depicted like a manga about what kind of hardships Arte would go through and how they would overcome them. I think it's fine if they grow up a little bit quickly, but maybe I can't do it if I don't have enough patience... But if it doesn't work like this, I'm likely to get bored soon, so I want them to do their best. However, I had a feeling that volume 9 would grow a lot, so I'm looking forward to the continuation.

medieval Europe? It's a story about drawing women at or something. You can clearly see how much discrimination women used to be! The attitude of the protagonist who tries to do what he likes even if he bounces it off was cool!

The main character faces various difficulties, and although he is depressed, he has a heart that won't give in to them. I feel energized by reading it. I can't wait for the continuation!

The protagonist's sense of defeat and guts expresses a woman's powerful way of life.