Reviews for Bless Manga

The beautiful pictures and beauty themes are girls' comics, but the storyline is like a shonen manga. The characters are well written, so it's easy to read.

It's nice that girls who didn't have confidence in themselves gradually gain confidence and change. I think people can change in any way.

The theme is just makeup, so the picture feels elaborate. It's so beautiful. The story progresses at a good tempo with a mixture of enthusiasm and purity.

There are many parts of Sumizaki-chan that I feel are complex, such as her height and freckles, but I like the positive point that she is “a girl like a sunflower.”

It's a comic that conveys the fun and feelings of people who are passionate about something. The main one is what is called Aoharu, a high school student, and it was great that people with older careers also got involved. I read comics leisurely for the first time in a long time.

It was a genre I didn't watch very often, but it felt fresh. I couldn't stop being excited and got into it all at once.

I'm very energized by how a shy girl who gains more and more confidence by getting makeup on, and a boy who aims again for a path they once gave up grow up together.

It was an interesting trial reading of volume 1, and I read up to 5 volumes. Maybe it's because I read it right away in the book, but it's always been a fun and moving marathon. It's so emotional and so expressive that even the reader is breathless. But since the dramatic episodes continue every episode all the time, I'm a little out of breath when I read it in a standalone book. Probably because if you're concerned about serialization or magazine rankings in a monthly magazine or whatever, you have to bring excitement to every episode. Even though it can't be helped, it's just slow and fast. Sometimes I want relaxation too. When I thought about it, the sharpness of static motion followed from around volume 5, and the talent that evolved during the serialization was really terrifying. Also, where the heroine and the main character don't take it to an easy romance, they have an insanely high likability. That's because not everyone has such a strong desire to reproduce. Being able to stick with anything just by being a familiar person of the opposite sex is also because it's easy to arouse sexual desire. I want to raise up to 10 billion points there. Friendship and rivalry are different. I wonder what it is? The relationship was very good, like running with the Paralympics. I want to keep an eye on the fate of the two of them. Also, I think he, who is the same age but is already active as a professional, is a venerable rival position, but the visuals are too close to Harai Kuukou, and when he comes out, I can't concentrate on the content of the work, so I want him to make a makeover.

The main characters are so cool!! There was no sense of incongruity in the development, and it was easy to get into the story. I'm also curious about the continuation.

First time writer. The pictures are beautiful and easy to see. I have read up to the latest edition. The story is positive and invigorating. It makes me feel like I just want to cheer them for their hard work. The characters are also basically warm, and I feel like watching them grow.

The color pages were so beautiful that I fell in love with them. It starts when Aia and Jun, who had suppressed what they wanted to do, take on the challenge.