Reviews for I See Your Face, Turned Away Manga

It's exciting to read it because the feelings unique to teens and the feeling that they're still a child are fresh. The fresh depiction is wonderful

Unrequited love is my favorite food, so there's no reason why everyone doesn't read Unrequited Love, so it fits right in. I'm in the strong Mari faction, and I just kept reading because I was curious about what would happen to Mari, and I'm happy that she can laugh like that. It ended more quickly than I thought, and I'm still worried about the future, but I can't help but think that it would be nice if people who didn't have love someday would be by their side. The teacher was so cool that the 2 boys in the leading roles were hazy...

I don't know if the main character of the girls' manga has double eyelids or single eyelids. The heroine is beautiful enough, and I'm worried too much. I can't tell Otani's and Asagiri's faces apart.

I read one volume. I wonder if this all ends up with unrequited love... unrequited love... I don't think Hikaru has single eyelids at all.

The main character doesn't think he can play the leading role because he is single. However, she also has a cute best friend, can communicate with anyone, can play an active part in club activities, has a good style, and has a face that can be called the prettiest girl in her grade. I can express my own opinions, and the teachers who are indebted to me are of very good quality. If you were an adolescent swayed by small worries, “I understand!” It may have happened, but the old lady, who has seen a lot of things, thought it was “a small problem for people living well.” My uncle isn't the target group, so that's fine. Small worries are fine, though. There's no doubt that a small problem is a big problem for her. It's cool that the theme is the beginning of the story and there's no blurring. But if my eyes were a little narrower, I wouldn't be bothered at all. It's no good. My aunt The experience interfered, and I couldn't read it with a clean feeling.

It's an Aoharu movie depicting the love pattern of 4 high school boys and girls. It's a development that focuses on each person and progresses, and the depiction of them thinking slowly about their best friend and becoming aware of their love even though it was meant to be a friendship appearance was good. Recommended by the caring guy Asagiri-kun. I want an ending that I can't force myself to prolong due to adult circumstances (previous work? I wonder if it will grow that far if it's volume 13 ~). It made me feel nostalgic, as if watching fireworks in the distance.

If you hold down words this much and show them with pictures or scenes, it might come right into your mind. There are few words, so I should be able to read it quickly, yet I feel like I've been immersed in the world for a long time. The pictures are also beautiful, so even if the expression is simple, the screen still has it (sorry for being bossy), and it's also nice that it's pure but not too pure. It reminded me of Ikuemi Aya's works in the olden days, like a lot of spinning. Incidentally, I think there is a lot of demand for Hitoshige, which tends to have black eyes. It's cute, but I wonder if the person himself is bothersome

The minds of various people are depicted, so every time the center of the story changes, they unexpectedly snuggle up to the characters and feel important. Feelings are carefully drawn, so even though it's an academy thing, it feels like it quietly seeps into my heart when I read it. The picture is easy to see and cute. However, just a little drawing... I wonder if my head is long.

I've only read volume 1, but the emphasis is on the depiction of the main character Hikaru being singly troubled, yet she's too pretty! Since it's a comic, it's unavoidable to beautify it a bit, but for someone who has been in trouble, don't worry about this face! I think so I can't sympathize with it. The picture is beautiful and cute, and I'm worried about the continuation, but the one thing flickers no matter what. The only thing I'm worried about is 1 point ↑, so it's 4 stars for the time being.

First, the title is good. If it's really mutual love, your partner may look straight at you, but the high school students who appear here fall in love with are not themselves, and they always unknowingly follow the gaze of someone they are in love with, and the characters only follow the profile of that person staring at someone. Embrace that feeling quietly without voicing it out loud. Each description is very careful. Also, the characters are very normal high school students, but even if they are normal high school students, the appearance of them holding each one while feasting on their saturated emotions is very precious.

In addition to feeling really sad, it's a story that makes me smile and think it's a sweet and sour youth. But they're all nice kids and I don't feel bad about it.

There are four people who are in their first year of high school. However, everyone has an unrequited love for the person they are in love with. I'm looking forward to seeing what it will be like

I never thought a romance comic with high school students as the main character would make me feel so sad... it's not going well... but I can't move according to my instincts... it's tough...

It depicts the unrequited love of each of the four first-year high school boys and girls. Each one becomes the main character, and their feelings are futuristic, and it's very fresh!