Reviews for In Over My Head With A 38-Year-Old Manga

I think the story was good, but since Shota was too young to be seen by a college student, and the content felt like a junior high school student, it was pretty hard to imagine a relationship with an adult man, or rather, there was too much difference between the two, and there was a bit of a sense of incongruity. It was more childish than the cover. Just a little more is enough, so I wish they could look like a high school student lol. But I think it was good in terms of development, and there seems to be a sequel, so I think I'll read it.

I've been here since I was 23 to ruin me. I wasn't really interested in seeing how cute Shota looked, so I read it because I wanted to know about Ritsu and Toru. Then, I fell in love with Ritsu, which I didn't really like.

5 volumes in total, pages 35, 35, 23, 53 y. There is already a sequel, Damn Me More ~ (7 volumes in total), a spin-off of Friend Cops in this work, and 23 Years Old Who Ruins Me (9 volumes in total). A goofy college student who just came out of the countryside and looked like a middle school student. It's a story called In Love with an Old Man at a Donut Shop who was kind to me... I thought the cops who get involved a lot weren't very popular, but... as a story, it was easy to read, and I read it smoothly. This alone is a bit unsatisfactory. If you buy it, there is also a special edition with fresh drawings.

I understand the feelings of people from rural areas very well. Tokyo is that kind of city, isn't it? I have a longing... It's so wonderful that he meets such a wonderful person and his partner also changes. I'm glad I was able to get used to both feelings.

I really like transparency, which has a firm figure and feels appropriate for the age. Shota also has a cute face but he feels a little bullish, do you like it? At first, Shota's feelings were also told by Toru that it was a misunderstanding, but I think this is enough reason for me to fall in love with Toru, who came out to Tokyo from the countryside and was kind to me when I was feeling uneasy. Toru had decided not to make a lover due to trauma from past relationships, but was it nice to meet Shota, notice his own feelings, and move forward thoroughly? Toru really liked his previous lover, so there's a doughnut shop that led him to meet Shota, right? is it just that the rules are too sad? Ritsu had feelings for Toru, too. It was just my body, but it was like I was less than a lover. I wonder if I was afraid of clarifying the relationship? I'll notice Toru too, huh? did you think that for a moment?

There was a police officer who looked familiar, but which one was a spin-off, that story or this one?

Uke-chan is too cute. Even though she's pure and baby-faced, she's a medical student. I wonder if it will be developed by adult doughna shops. I'm worried about the future.

He's a nice kid who is cute and honest, and his attacks are cool too! The pictures are beautiful and I like them. There isn't much eroticism, but I was able to read it smoothly.

I'm glad I was able to get used to both feelings. But I felt that it was a bit unsatisfactory. I felt like I was reading a girls' manga!

Shota likes doughnuts made by Toru and those doughnuts! it's love connected by sweetness, isn't it? Rivals and sadness are mixed in until they both realize they like them, but the year-old couple is cute after all!

I was a little concerned that the target child was so young that he couldn't be seen by college students, but I think it's a matter of taste. I want them both to be happy.

There are also people who seem to be guessing horses, but basically it's peaceful from beginning to end. I read this first to read the spin-off 23 Years Old, but unfortunately there aren't any lines that resonate with my heart, and I wasn't really excited?

Shota is too pure for her age and too cute. Toru decided not to have a serious love based on his past experiences, but they bump into each other enough to melt those feelings. Her crying face is so cute that it grabs an older man's heart. I'm glad you were happy.

I really like the illustrations and I can read them easily. There are places where the development feels a little abrupt... it's a work that makes you want to read it separately, such as the backstory.

The old man's charm is so amazing! Sex appeal... darkness peculiar to adults... I can only say the best!

This is a story about a gay college student who came out to Tokyo from the countryside and falls in love with the 38-year-old manager of a doughnut shop on 2-chome. I don't like the fact that it's shorty, but I read it while cheering that Shota-kun is a really cute, serious, and nice kid, so go for it. Toru is cool. I can see a future where Shota-kun has done thorough cost calculations and the store will prosper. Mom at the gay bar had a good taste.

is receiving so cute? I felt like I was watching pure love and it was so cute!!

I like this series the most. Uke's Shota-kun is healthy and too cute!