Reviews for Turn to Me, Mukai Manga

This review contains spoilers. For a while from the beginning, it was a development full of reality, and Mukai-kun ended up with a sad ending every time, so I read Mukai-kun is disappointing ~ that's ugly. However, the development with Miwako is a bit different from what it used to be, and Mukai-kun is doing something good (laughs). Then, when I reread it from the beginning after that, I wanted to support Mukai-kun with all my might. Everyone has different feelings, but personally, I highly recommend reading Miwako without retiring at the beginning!

This review contains spoilers. It's really interesting! First of all, the unfortunate Mukai-kun is interesting! real. I wonder if actual men tend to dream this much ~? I was reading it while thinking, but I was convinced of various things, such as being scared if you haven't been in a relationship for 10 years — you won't be able to step in easily when you become an adult in the first place. In relationships that presuppose marriage, when women want children of their own, they have to think about the age at which they can have children and get married... that's amazing! That's what I thought. In an age where married couples work together... not everyone is the same, but I think it's wrong for men to think about marriage at their own timing. Nonetheless, you can enjoy an exciting pseudo-romance ~ I'm looking forward to the continuation too!

This review contains spoilers. It was the first time I read the story of Dried Fish Man (or rather an old man) who took a break from love and didn't know how to fall in love, and it was pretty interesting. I read it with excitement, wondering what would happen to Mukai-kun, who is full of misunderstandings and errors against girls. It's a work that highlights the gap between men and women's views on romance, so if a man whose romance doesn't go well reads it, it may be a reference for the future.

This review contains spoilers. It's too interesting to quickly knock down the thoughts of men who tend to dream with women's honest thoughts. Mukai-kun, who misunderstood and came to mind, thought at his own convenience with assumptions and easy thoughts, and it was a pity that it was cut off once and for all, but it made me laugh. That was too funny

This review contains spoilers. First time reading writer. I've read volume 4. The “3 a.m. Lawless Zone” is piled up. I often hear that the current age of marriage is divided into two extremes, early or late, but where is the difference!? Like the main character “Mukai-kun” in this work, if you inadvertently stay away for 10 years from your previous love because of your busyness, what kind of trigger will lead to a relationship... Maybe I've become timid, I haven't met anyone, I'm only searching for the other person's feelings, I'm passive myself, and I can't take a step forward... The artist's perspective was realistic, and the feelings on the male side and the feelings on the female side seemed like a very understandable depiction, as there were places where my heart was stuck in my chest. Mukai-kun, there is only one time in the 10 empty years that she starts moving toward a relationship again with someone she met through introduction, but that woman has a point of view on having children rather than saying that her marriage partner... and certainly in the case of women, the childbearing age has a big impact on the period of marriage. That's because they are grouped by giving birth at an older age starting at age 35. There seems to be an upheaval between Mukai-kun's younger sister and his wife, and I'm worried about the future. While looking back on myself who got married late... I think that if possible, it would be nice if the ending would be a Yell for everyone around the age of 35 ❗

This review contains spoilers. hehehe. It was very interesting. Mukai-kun is a 35-year-old normal office worker who can't forget his ex-girlfriend for 10 years. What should I do, and who is going to do this, and it seems like after going around a week, I don't really understand anything (laughs) Yes, I've been thinking about it for a long time. If I had to say that it's really real, that might not be enough? Seeing his imaginations, words, and actions, and actually happening makes me enjoy reading stories related to normal love, including those around him, with beautiful pictures and a good tempo. The depiction of Mukai-kun's fun days with his ex-girlfriend conveys plenty of happiness. It's nice that there are so many good points and they feature so much. A 35 year old who is at the mercy of all kinds of girls. I can't stop thinking about love, marriage, or grandchildren, but what kind of story will come to an end. Having a partner of any kind is simply something that makes people happy. I want Mukai-kun to have his own happiness. It seems like it's still going on, so I'm looking forward to the future?

This review contains spoilers. There was a realism that seemed to exist, and I was really drawn into the manga! I also think that if I hadn't gotten married now, I'd walk the same path as Mukai-kun, even though my gender was different. There was a part I sympathized with as people in their 30s! I wonder if I'll meet my ex girlfriend in the future ~ I'm looking forward to seeing how it unfolds! And I like pictures ♡

This review contains spoilers. Mukai-kun is so cute that I'm recommending reading it more and more, but when Nakatani from Mukai-kun's point of view comes out in the first half, the rhythm of reading stops; everyone is hiding his strength, but Mukai-kun, who seems to actually exist, and Nakatani-kun, who is so cute and has this kind of sarcasm and cute who exists, are really not good at it. Mukai-kun's way of speaking, gestures, and when I read it, I think it's still cute, but every time it comes up, I think it's still cute, but there's a Mukai-kun point of view... well, Mukai-kun was a Pyokon character and an annoying character from Nakatani's side, but it's normal when I read it, it's normal to read Mukai-kun from the side of Mukai-kun, but when I read it, Mukai-kun's idle time is painful and my heart hurts. Anyway, it's cute