Reviews for I See Your Face, Turned Away Manga

The direction of the vector of favor is different for each person, and I think this is a very realistic correlation. It's rare for vectors to face each other, and it feels difficult.

Recently, I've stopped reading girls' comics with a lot of excitement, but after a bit of trial reading, I was drawn to the beauty of drawing power, and after a bit of trial reading, it was a work where each emotion came through, and after a long time, I thought girls' comics were good after all. The character settings and relationships are also careful, and above all, it's easy to understand that even when children read it, the Sunnari comes in. I think this is really important. As the name suggests, it's a girls' comic, so there's no need to complicate it.

This is a girls' comic. All of the characters are fascinating. I have a sense of familiarity with the fact that everything is the same is average. I like pictures too. I love it and the author bought it. I want to read more soon. Unrequited love is the best!

I was attracted to the cover and read it. I look at someone other than myself, and I just look at that person's profile. The title alone brings back the sad feeling of unrequited love. What I was also interested in was the main character's single complex. To be honest, I think she's more attractive and beautiful than my best friend Mari.

The story development, which is drawn from each perspective with everyone's unrequited love, is interesting. No, it's sad. the person you like is looking at someone other than yourself, looking at their profile, with the feeling that nothing can be done, right? After school, the classroom, ground, club activities... the dazzling and preciousness of youth is so amazing that it makes my heart flutter. There are no disgusting characters, and the sense of transparency is amazing even though they are all very normal, life-size high school students. It was filled with beautiful, clear feelings and scenes that were only available at this time, and everything about everyday life was purified. The title is nice too! Why, why are you so good at drawing unrequited love? I'm tingling because it gets in so much. Sad (2nd time) Asa-chan, only look at me. I'm so worried that I don't need a profile!

The characters are all cute. It's sparkling. it's youth, isn't it? Mori-san, who feels drawn to her best friend, is also very cute. I want to read more soon.

High school student relationships. The depiction of the story was unique, and it was as if I was reading a novel rather than a comic. In many comics, stories unfold one after another in order not to let readers get bored, and we readers are used to that speed, but this one is drawn at a completely different tempo. I'm relieved to be able to read on slowly.

At first, I thought, wow, her expression was so beautiful, but the presence itself unique to this pure period was beautiful. Personally, I think the light is more beautiful than Mari-chan, partly because of the design.

The first person doesn't suddenly change, and since it changes every 3 episodes, you can read it calmly in a way that changes without being dizzy. They don't go around the same time from the perspective of 4 people, and the way they draw a story that picks up a bit of the past and progresses into the future is easy to read without getting into a rut. Pii-chan, who started out as a character with the temperament of the main character, was in the spotlight at the end of volume 3, and it was a surprise. I was amazed at Asa-chan's act of stroking her head and getting rid of what had stuck with her! Even if there are no developments at the end of volume 3, I read this development thinking that everyone is satisfied with their unfulfilled love and I'm looking forward to future growth and development, and I'm looking forward to the next volume.

At first, I was wondering if it was a common, plain, omnibus comic, but the characters were well drawn and the progression felt like they could be read carefully, and the pictures and story were careful and easy to read. Hikaru seems to care about being single, but... she's beautiful. All 4 people had good visuals, and the characters looked good... so I was curious.

The picture was beautiful and I bought it right away. I'm reading it while being excited by the purity and frustration of a high school student-like romance. I'm looking forward to future developments!

It's Aoharu, but while it is accompanied by lightness and sadness, it also has an ephemeral atmosphere, and it also has blue, sparkling parts, so it's beautiful! Aoharu hasn't done too many girls' comics!

I thought it was a story about a cute Aoharu, but something quite heavy had been dropped on it. Basically, the way they are caring about the other person's feelings and suppressing their own feelings makes me smile. And then I wrote an extra edition. I want everyone to be happy.