Reviews for Bless Manga

This review contains spoilers. Unlike their appearance, the two main characters are attractive because they have two sides. Then, after all, I'm worried about the next development of the story, and I read it with great suction power. I think makeup is difficult when it comes to manga (it's a black and white screen), but there's nothing but surprise and admiration about the finish. I also feel that the story went a little too well, but it's a book that makes me feel exhilarating and hopeful. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens to the main characters in the future.

This review contains spoilers. I too have been betrayed many times. But no matter how wrong you are, even if you don't have any talent, and even if you don't get rewarded, you will surely be rewarded in the future. My body remembers it. I thought not giving up was a good word for someone who has worked hard to say.

This review contains spoilers. The subject is makeup, and in terms of how it develops and develops like a shonen manga, it is a style that stands out in a kind of way and attracts the eye. Each character has a backbone and is fascinating. A wide variety of characters, such as makeup artists appearing as professionals, volunteer school students attending by aspiring amateur professionals, models walking the runway, etc., appear and liven up the story. The makeup artist is depicted as one goal point, and the power balance referred to in shonen manga has also been taken into consideration, so you can read it with peace of mind. The title of this story is “breath,” meaning blessing. The main character, Udagawa Aia, begins to face each model one by one because she wants to wear makeup that blesses people. The production of the scene where they unravel the model's mind, face their desire to change themselves, and walk the runway through dialogue between the model and the person applying makeup is impressive and cathartic. Since I'm a man, I have little understanding of the appeal and knowledge of makeup, but being depicted in comics in this way made me notice the fun of this world. Therefore, it is possible to have a pleasant reading experience. Also, as seen in Miller's school students, there are many stoic people who have ambition, starting with the main character, and are full of attitudes to face their own shortcomings and try to sublimate, which makes me feel the harshness of the world. As Miller symbolizes, people who can't absorb it from themselves fall out. The attitude of people facing makeup to a higher level is also a major appeal of this work.