Skip Beat!, Vol. 26

Skip Beat! always makes me laugh but also touches on deeper themes of self-identity. I wonder how the author decides when to shift tones.

The chemistry between the characters feels so real, but I’m curious if this volume was meant to be a turning point or if it’s part of a longer build-up.

Yoshiki Nakamura captures the glitz and grit so vividly. I wonder if real-life experiences influenced the depiction of showbiz in the manga.