Compared to the somewhat similar runway de waratte, this is a plain disappontment.

I tried to read this manga more than twice but everytime I couldn't even finish the first chapter.

I mean what's up with the adult-sounding twins younger siblings who are being treated like your normal kids, those who do not even know how to properly wash themselves yet, dispite talking like Child Emperor (the S-rank hero from one punch-man)?
And what was the meaning of the director seating on an office table in front of the campany's CEO? Was that a contortionist audition or something?

... Last updated on March 13th, 2019, 1:08pm

One thing I like about this manga is that as the main character Yonagi Kei grows, she's also helping everyone she comes in contact with to grow as well. It kind of reminds me of Skip Beat, or more strangely, Phoenix Wright in that way. Kei is inspiring in her transformation from the start of the series into who she is now (as of Chapter 53). She's always an underdog compared to her esteemed peers like Hoshi Akira, Momoshiro Chiyoko, Myoujin Araya, but whenever she's in a scene with another actor, she ends up taking the spotlight.

I think it will be exciting to see her interactions in the future with the star actress of the previous generation, Hoshi Arisa, and what feelings that will bring to light.

>sebastiy1 (Known status:Chap51)
"The premise of acting as the main point of storytelling is a unique experience for me on recent manga, and the development of the lead MC is really moving, her background hooks you up and the unique way to portray and convey her feelings along with the amazing art make of this manga my personal recommendation of the week."

For some reason, a surprising number of scanlated acting manga are fantastic. Act-Age is another great example. The quirky protagonist, the varied cast, and the strong focus on the theme make for a fantastic combination.