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I'll start by saying that I believe this manga is an escellent work, a great title by an already famous and skillfull artist.
The story is simple enough, an editor for a manga publishing company resignes after a failed magazine he curated. From here, he starts to question his love for the genre and ultimately decides to publish on his own, as a freelancer, with all the artists he loved most during his carreer.
But this title is not only on manga and the creative process of every author we encounter in its pages, it's about denouncing the serialization of art, against the oppressing system ... that sucks all life from the artists in the name of profit, this magazine from the editor Shiozawa is a silent rebellion, destined to remain unnoticed, or at least destined to leave the status quo untouched, but also to change the lives of who works for it.
The art reflect perfectly the soft, mellow and sometime rough, tones of the characters. I recommend this manga to everyone who wants a genuine story and slice of japanese life.