Reviews for Mission: Make-Over Manga

This review contains spoilers. The reason why the heroine was unusually stubborn and unable to show her femininity was due to her older brothers. But it was a nice work that effortlessly depicted the existence of a hero who cherishes her more than her older brother. It was so nice to see the heroine grow up and become a lady.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about a heroine who looks like a boy who changes to look like a woman for a man she likes. I was fascinated by the hero's relaxed atmosphere with inclusiveness. The heroine didn't like losing, and she wasn't cute, so it was hard to sympathize with. I think I prefer one that brings a little more purity to the foreground. I don't dislike pictures, but there are probably likes and dislikes depending on who reads them. Whether it's the heroine or the hero, she seems strangely too slender... I was a little worried about the balance. (For that reason, heroes are amazing when you take them off) The order of the lines after that was hard to understand, and there were a few places where I couldn't read them smoothly. The content of the story was a pattern I liked, so I thought I'd like to read the original story in a novel.