Reviews for At 35, It's Too Late For Love Manga

This review contains spoilers. There seem to be regrets over there. Even if you don't want to be misunderstood, there's still some confusion. I'm looking forward to seeing how it unfolds in the future. I don't want to watch my ex-wife too soon.

This review contains spoilers. I don't actually know about the love affair between 35 year olds, but I can really sympathize with the feelings depicted and feel real. I think there are big individual differences in enthusiasm for romance in this age, so I thought there would be real people like this. Morihara-san is so cool as a hero! Or rather, I really like it. Mariko, who is timid in love, is attacking the gap quite nicely, and it's nice that the mood and gestures at that time have age-appropriate sex appeal. This is what wooing is like! I'd like to be wooed like this. The straight and cute student romance is also exciting, and I love it as a comic, but there aren't many interesting things that can be read at such a realistic temperature, so I'm looking forward to seeing how it unfolds.

This review contains spoilers. 35 years old... I feel like Mariko is past the right age, but I like the story where she tells me that you don't know when to meet someone.

This review contains spoilers. The story of the day we met after being next to each other a few years later was personally painful, and my boyfriend, who passed away last year, said let's talk about the old days while drinking tea on the veranda when he became grandpa and grandma... it just didn't come true anymore, so I honestly thought I wanted that to at least be the case in this comic