Reviews for I See Your Face, Turned Away Manga

The beautiful pictures depict everyday casual things in a very delicate and gentle manner. I also think it was a wonderful youth, and it was sad and painful. And I wonder if everyone is the main character. It makes me want to pray for the happiness of the characters. Everyone looks like they're going to be wonderful adults.

The author bought it. I like the world view of this work. It was drawn from each character's point of view, and even though it's a story that wasn't too pretty, it was drawn so beautifully, and it made my heart heat up when I read it. It makes me want to keep reading more. I am very happy to have come across such a work.

I feel like I'm going to turn it into a girls' manga classic. That's great! I continued reading while nodding that I wanted to read something like this. Personally, I recommend Asagiri-kun

If you are unsure about purchasing, you should buy one. It's a youth ultramarine drama that begins with a profile, but when each story, point of view, emotion, and gaze like trivial grains intertwined and connected as one final story, it took my breath away. The story development was very careful, and it was a story like young leaves, as if they were walking softly together. In the last scene of the last volume, she has the same expression as the character. She felt as immersive as if she had peeked into their faces.

Beautiful boys and normal girls in girls' comics are united for some reason... it's kind of realistic without that kind of worldview, but even so, youth is awesome! It's a comic that makes me think. Reading it warms my heart, and I feel nostalgic about my youth a long time ago. It's a youth comic that adults can enjoy too.

I lost the feeling of buying it when I thought I was starting to lazily pull, but I wanted to see more of this “Kimiyoko.” Of course, I'll buy 6 volumes, but it seems like an extra edition, so I think I'll buy it after the new one is out. I also want to see Where 4 People Become Members of Work or After the Teacher, but they don't seem to be in volume 6...?

It was a good work that made me feel young. The pictures are also beautiful, and the feelings of the characters are carefully depicted. Everyone worked hard, and it was a work I wanted them to be happy with.

The main character is an average girl who helps her classmate who is in love with her cute childhood friend, and she abandons envy and makes sacrifices for her childhood friend and classmate, but I wanted them to cherish myself even more.

At first, I thought it was a sad girls' comic with all 4 high school students having one-way unrequited love, but as the volumes were piled up, the one-way arrows faced each other, remained the same, and turned in a different direction. If it's a girls' manga, this kid and this kid would stick together, right? Unlike exciting expectations like that, the emotional swings of the children that year are so real, and my heart is tight over and over again 😢 it also depicts feelings I don't want to face, so it makes me want to turn my eyes away, but now that I've made it through my youth, I can't help but read them separately to understand all of my feelings 😭 so it's not a sad story; it's a story of hope where everyone grows 🌈 touches on from time to time and reread it over and over again.

It's been a long time since I read comics and read them all at once. The character's mind was well depicted, and the design was gentle and wonderful, and I was drawn into the artist's world.

I'm looking forward to watching Pii-chan, Mari, Shintaro, and Asagiri gradually grow wonderfully! In particular, I wonder how Mari will grow up... When I read it, even I get into the psychological depiction of the 4 people and they become mobs without permission lol it's a work like a treasure chest of youth! Everything is sweet and sour, and filled with love and kindness... I came across a book that stuck in my heart after a long time, and I felt as if I had traveled back in time to my school days!

Originally, I'm not good at comics with settings like “Everyone Has Unrequited Love,” and I try not to touch them as much as possible, but I loved the previous one, so I started reading this one too. As a result, I also loved this work. All of the characters are charming. The tempo of the story is also good, and there's no waste. The pictures are beautiful, and there is nothing to complain about. It's not the kind of story that cheers you up when you read it, but I reread it over and over again. The story of the main characters was limited to 5 volumes, so I was worried about purchasing, but I read all of them until the last 6 volumes. It's been a long time since I was surprised by the author's afterword. I always wonder if he must be a wonderful person. I definitely recommend reading until the last volume! I'm looking forward to the next one too!

I don't like the girls' personalities in a subtle way, but the story resonates and leaves a lingering afterglow. It's nice to have a contrast between a high school student's momentary love affair and a love that takes a teacher's life.

It's not a sticky girls' manga, it's not real, but I can sympathize with it. A story that is well liked by all the characters. I paid for it and read it all at once