Reviews for Turn to Me, Mukai Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's also the title, but “Mukai-kun” was so adorable, and I thought it was fascinating. There were a lot of parts I could sympathize with, and it was interesting.

This review contains spoilers. I think it's rare in female comics that an adult man, also a 35-year-old man, is the main character. Mukai-kun has a cute, baby-faced face and looks unreliable, and no matter how you look at it, he doesn't look like he's 35 years old. Mukai-kun is aware of a woman who seems to have a pulse, and he doesn't know if it's love or what the emotion of liking is, which makes me nervous quite a bit. I can have a natural conversation with Sakaido-san, so I have a feeling that I'll start dating Sakaido-san, and since Mukai-kun is still struggling with her ex girlfriend Miwako at the end of volume 3, it's probably my first time in 10 years. I'm worried about the continuation. Also, my brother-in-law Genki is a bright character, but it was surprising that he is much more conservative than Mukai-kun's younger sister, or rather normal, in terms of marriage. Genki-kun appeared while Mukai-kun was looking at marriage with Mukai-kun's younger sister, so I'm wondering what will happen here too.

This review contains spoilers. It's not ugly, it's not like they're not popular, and situations where people around you think it's surprising that they don't have a lover come true. I'm rooting for Mukai-kun.

This review contains spoilers. I'm just a little concerned about pictures that look too young for their age setting... but I think there are love relationships without subjectivity that are slowly swept away. I put up my memories of doing that kind of thing in the past (I think) on the shelf, and it was pretty fun to read them while thinking “ahhh” as a bystander!

This review contains spoilers. This is a story about 35-year-old Mukai-san who has been separated from a 10-year relationship. The highlights are whether Mukai, who has been traumatized by past relationships (it's not a big deal when viewed from the side), and the wandering lamb, whose blank takes revenge and repeatedly misunderstandings and makes a big mistake, can fall in love again. It's not like having a glittering encounter with the partner of your destiny like in a fairy tale, and I was able to enjoy it along with real feelings and harsh advice from those around me about how everyday life develops into a love affair. Even for girls, when they walk away from a relationship, their misunderstandings increase, their intuition becomes dull, and they don't notice it even if they are appealing. lol I'm curious about the details as to whether Mukai can have a proper relationship!!

This review contains spoilers. It's not like the main character does well like shoujo manga, and the things that don't go well are realistic, and I have the impression that it's like a youth manga in a good sense. The characters are also realistic, and each has a proper way of thinking, and even though it's not a flashy story, it's very appealing. Gag pressure points, such as my brother-in-law's “Pocky backwards” or “Pocky eating all at once,” or the twists in Mukai-kun's heart also fit ♪ It's an interesting story!