Reviews for Bless Manga

This review contains spoilers. I'm a first-time writer. The main character is a high school student aiming for the world of makeup he admires. I've also been studying makeup, so I was excited to read it because I felt that amount of heat and momentum! What you think is a weakness can, on the contrary, become a charm point... what the person himself is unaware of is surprisingly an advantage... keeping the model alive or killing depends on the imagination and skill of the person applying makeup! I'm looking forward to seeing how the story unfolds.

This review contains spoilers. First of all, I'm good at painting. Sumisaki has freckles scattered all over her face, and she thinks that is an advantage she gave to her mother, and Aia, who took them, wears makeup that makes use of her freckles. Sumisaki, who has applied makeup, has a confident expression on her face, and even though her freckles remain the same, she is definitely more attractive than before her makeup. The expressions drawn by this author are so vivid that such depictions are somehow persuasive. Second, the characters are elaborate. Although weak against push, Sumisaki has her own core, and is progressing rapidly without fear of challenges. Aia has a high level of pride and tends to think backwards, but she is being pulled by Sumisaki and is throwing it away. Yoyogi is full of a hungry spirit, continuing to aim for the top in a disadvantaged environment. In particular, I was amazed by the contrast between Aia, who thinks backwards in a blessed environment, and Yoyogi, who continues to aim for the top in a disadvantaged environment. It feels like the story unfolds too fast and not too late, so it's very easy to read. Overall, I thought they were good at comics.