Suzuki julieta manga

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Suzuki Julietta was a Japanese manga artist from Fukuoka Prefecture. In 2004, he made his debut with The Day I Become a Star and began to be active in the White Spring Society's magazine, Flowers and Dreams.

His works included " The Enchanted Girl's Fate and the Goddess." The story was about the female lead, Nana, who ran away from home due to her father's debt. After helping a mysterious man on the street, she obtained an abandoned shrine, became a local god, and started a series of wonderful stories with the fox demon, Ba Wei. The work was loved by many readers with its wonderful plot, unique character setting, and delicate emotional description. In 2012, it was adapted into an animation and broadcasted. It was also announced that a new manga would be released to tell the story of the male lead, Ba Wei." Sweet Summon of the Devil " was serialised in " Flower and Dream "," Cyborg Odo ", and " Ninja Love " was about a 12-year-old girl named Apricot, who was the last descendant of modern Japanese ninjas. When she participated in the exclusive ninja selection of the famous " Huashan Academy ", she received an unexpected test question: she must fall in love with someone. There were also comics such as " Dawn Comes,"" Flowers and Fruit and Tripitaka,"" To My Sweet Kiss," and " The Melancholy of the Famous Detective Geng Zi," as well as short comics such as " The Secret Accountbook of the Spiritualist."

Most of Suzuki's manga were more feminine. The style was not outstanding but the story was better. His early works," The Day When Morning Comes " and " The Day I Become a Star " were filled with fairy tales, with a trace of romance and the author's perception of life from " The Little Prince."
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