Reviews for Never Say Ugly Manga

This review contains spoilers. Ugly Tomoko and beautiful Rika. It's not like being bullied a lot and then being reunited as an adult! It makes me think about beauty in many ways, such as the difficulties of being beautiful and the pain of being ugly. I want Tomoko's love to go well! On my first date with Kosaka-san, the “don't treat me sloppy because I'm ugly” scene was really nice! I'm glad we were able to have a proper discussion and start over on a date. I want Tomoko to be happy.

This review contains spoilers. The main point of contention is lookism, but each way of thinking and living is really bloody and makes me cry... (crying). So don't be kidding at first! I was moved by the fact that Kosaka, who thought, really understood Tomoko's fun and way of life. And it was so wonderful that they understood and came to express their love. It made me realize that because my opponent is Tomoko, the receiving side also needs strength and courage. Wow, what is this, it makes me cry... That's why Rika's way of life and when she wrote while crying at the end, tears, tears. It's really tough and tough to expose yourself and write what you think... but the last 2 scenes Tomoko and Rika both wrote with their souls were really precious. Both of them are facing each other seriously, and it's nice to feel that they have a deep bond even if their opinions are in conflict. I read all at once for the first time in such a long time that I couldn't wait for coupons or anything.

This review contains spoilers. It was a very readable work! The character Shirane, the representative beauty representative, is also nice.. I can think about a lot of things, such as the value of being beautiful and cool, and how people who aren't like that should live their lives. Various topics about lookism have recently surfaced and disappeared in the streets, but I think it's safer to be aware that all creatures with photoreceptor cells cannot escape lookism in the first place. I started after becoming aware of the main premise that “you and I judge 95% of things based on lookism.” Don't judge by lookism! Instead, I think there is no choice but to “be careful not to overlook the 5 percent elements other than last-minute lookism, and treat 5 percent with care.” It was a work that made me think something like that! After all, I do a pack every day, massage with body milk, treat my hair, and put on makeup!

This review contains spoilers. At least I myself began to think before I knew it that I wanted to look younger, and I was amazed to read this. I also learned that trends, ways of thinking, etc. change with the times. Sometimes I even burst into tears. I read it all at once, even though it made me think. I had never seen a work with this kind of theme, so it was refreshing. Thank you very much.

This review contains spoilers. A story about how humans look. It's a comic, but I think it's a comic that depicts something very deep. Since comics are one medium for expressing lookism, they may be criticized depending on the writer's judgment. After understanding how people think in many ways, I thought it was a really interesting work. Feelings when looking at people, feelings of people being watched, feelings of people watching. The feeling of someone looking only at themselves without anyone looking at them. I'm also concerned about people's appearance, but I'm probably most concerned about what people think of me. Maybe for me what I think of myself.

This review contains spoilers. Views from various angles. It's like showing off your thoughtfulness, or rather revealing your own shallowness. Lookism is also a form of friction between humans, and there are people who turn gaps in people's hearts into money in a capitalist society, such as mounting instincts and survival strategies. I have a feeling that lookism exists due to various circumstances, even based on the fact that the parties involved are simply hurt. The main characters in this work are the fact that they all struggle with their own lives and live using their own head and body, so I think it's okay to read it. Including mob characters such as JK who easily ridicule, look down on, and self-deprecating Mountain, I can sympathize with them, and I wonder if there are people like this who have this kind of way of thinking. There are also places where you can read various characters as role models or in terms of human encyclopedias, so I think it's interesting.