What was difficult for me was that many experienced, even veteran, manga artists were forced to take on these projects, and even if their work was of very high quality, it was recognized as nothing more than copies of Sailor Moon. These artists were even blamed for the failure of the anime adaptations. In other words, boys aren't particularly drawn to the art style. For teenage girls, the artwork is appealing and the stories are easy to understand and to get into. It's a great storyline that really makes anime fans want to read the manga.
Ceres is a dark story.
And while having special powers, the main character's perceptions and understanding of things is that of a normal teenage girl, and she even falls in love in the story. I believe that it very easy for readers to identify with this character. Although there is still the element of looking up to a superheroine, the suspenseful elements, delving into deep secrets, are dramatically calculated to draw in readers. Every week, readers wait in anticipation to see what will happen next. Also, I thought that the appearance of Chidori's character was an excellent touch.