Reviews for Turn to Me, Mukai Manga

There were quite a few words and situations I could relate to, so I enjoyed reading it. There is also a comical part, so it's understandable that it will be made into a video.

It was my first time reading this writer. The story is realistic, and I realized that romance, marriage, and happiness are difficult. That was interesting.

I thought it would be interesting to watch it in a drama. Women talk more and more about women's thoughts, etc., so it makes me feel a little refreshed and thought. It's a bit interesting, so be sure to check it out.

It's a strangely realistic story or thought that really seems likely, with a certain feeling and characters, and the content is addictive even though there's no special feeling.

It was ridiculous and I enjoyed reading it even though I thought it would be difficult to be 35 years old to be swayed by women this much.

I wanted to read it before the drama. Mukai-kun, there are certainly some things that are disappointing, but that much?! Personally, it's totally OK, though. Anyway, it's a misunderstanding, and it's natural that if you change your position, the way you perceive it also changes. Even so, it's so ridiculous that it's a bit pitiful. I hope Mukai-kun can seize happiness safely!

The fact that the main character, Mukai-kun, is being swayed around in various ways is very funny to watch. It ends with volume 4, so it's nice that it's easy to get your hands on!

I mean, Mukai-kun must be a nice person, but well, I know where that doesn't stop there, and I don't understand this guy, it's ridiculous and interesting. It's a point where you really don't understand what triggers you to become someone you care about, and it's common to end up being upgraded from just an acquaintance by making surprising comments, being told something unexpected, or crossing the line. So I understand what the women who are characters say, and I just don't like them as personalities lol. I feel like they're pretty stubborn women. Well, I wonder if everyone really is like this, and it's everyday for people to have this kind of exchange without anyone knowing. It's insanely hazy when it's expressed so realistically lol! And I thought it would be bothersome when all of these love affairs were thrown together lol. It was fun with the temporary staff and the juniors! The good-looking junior-kun said he was the one that shakes my emotions. I think it would be better if you like romance comics or girls' comics about bargaining with women, and they're good at how to express themselves, and I thought it was a comic that was good at developing! I just have an idea, but I have a lot of emotions at last, and it probably had the opposite effect for the type of person who wants to be healed by comics lol. In conclusion, I was tired of the love patterns that unfold one after the other with few warm and fuzzy elements, and I simply thought it was a comic that women seemed to like.

After all, Nemuyoko's works are interesting. Until now, there have been many works with female protagonists, so Mukai-kun is rare. I'll quickly drag someone out of Mukai-kun's fallen darkness lol

It depicts events that seem to occur in reality without difficulty, so you can read it without any sense of incongruity. There are times when I am moved by Koki-san's remarks. I also watch dramas. I'm thinking of continuing to watch comics and dramas.

I think the main character's normal masculinity, which seems to be everywhere, is in a sense the greatest appeal of this work. There were also many scenes I could sympathize with.

it's hard to keep reading... I sympathize with Mukai-kun's weakness and timidity, and the fact that he has been going round and round with the same problems all the time, and it's frustrating! w In a novel I read a long time ago, there is a scene where a woman simply says, “The man I broke up with isn't as interested as the burger wrappers after they've finished eating,” but I'm praying that Mukai-kun for his ex-girlfriend isn't the case lol

Hmm, I feel like I'm being screwed... people's sense of shame comes along, doesn't it? I understood that Nemu Yoko-san is something amazing, to the extent that it consists of what is depicted in the review.

Everyday comics that are too excellent are not heartwarming, and the depiction of backgrounds etc. that seem to be illusory to reality even though they are easy to read is a solid comic that is easy to read, and there are times when it is a reality that can only be understood by the working generation living in the present day... there are times when it's a surprising reality that Nemu sensei draws it with clean and easy to see pictures by Nemu sensei, so it's a solid comic that is easy to read, yet it's a solid comic that makes you think it's easy to read! I think it's a drama adaptation... but I understand the feeling of wanting to make it into a drama

What do you call it, it's a story that resonates with reality, and I think it's a very interesting work.

If Mukai-kun, who is 35 years old and lives at home, wants to protect the girlfriend he was in a relationship with 10 years ago, what would it start with? Can new growth be possible after being thrown in and then haven't been in love for a while...? The realism is irresistible in this work.

I like the way the main character faces love while feeling lost and confused. I thought love was a really difficult thing.

It really feels like they're everywhere, so it seems like this! I think I can read it while thinking something like that.