Cafe Snowbelle: Manga Match 24 Spicy Pink

Okay so the only reason I found this manga was when I was watching a korean reality show type thing and there was one girl who said she was part of this group called Pink Spicy that never debuted and I wanted to see if I could find any videos of that, which I couldn't end up finding. What I did end up finding was this very standard manga.

{LOL it's too predictable. You don't need a warning.}

So it's basically about this shoujo mangaka Sakura and how her questionable friend persuades her to go to a mixer with her to make the numbers even, as it often goes in these kinds of scenarios, and she ends up meeting this jerk plastic surgeon. That plastic surgeon has a tragic past which includes this girl he used to love that left him for an older, rich, and abusive man. And now he's scarred. But he quickly gets over it once he falls for Sakura's charm. And that's basically the whole story. I don't think that this could constitute really as anyone's favorite manga because it was just too brief and just not the best? Like I appreciate the mangaka's intention in creating a manga like this and that if they were given more than 12 chapters for their story they could've put more thought into the character development and making the characters unique and lovable, but as it stands it's not a very memorable or noteworthy series.

One problem I've found with a lot of manga that depict romance is that oftentimes it portrays sex as the ultimate form of showing your love. Perhaps it's a cultural difference and that really is the ultimate way and only way to truly show your love to someone, and if that's true then I respect that that's how it is. But honestly I think that there's a lot of other ways besides sex that would convey love in a more heartfelt way. Because it kind of seems like the only thing that these people need is someone's shoulder to lean on and just physical things when in actuality you need your partner to be there for mental support, emotional support, and other things that aren't tangible but are extremely valuable like good communication and the like. Anyways that's just my two cents on the matter. It's been on my mind for a while.

Anyways if you're looking for a really quick read I guess you could read this, but honestly you're better off looking elsewhere for a more fleshed out story and more exciting plot. Sorry :(