Reviews for Into My Forties Manga

Nakajima-kun is good! How will the same department manager (former boyfriend) get involved from now on... I wonder if the department manager is married? I'm looking forward to the continuation.

A kind story. It's not really interesting, but the muddy, dirty or tough ones haven't come out yet, so I can read it without worry.

I just want to cheer for age difference romance. The younger one has a cute personality, and the older one has a slightly modest personality even though he can work, and that is another work I like. I would like to continue subscribing.

She is a very serious protagonist. There are a lot of storylines where a handsome guy falls in love with me... type of kid, but this is a very pure, honest, and relatable work.

It makes me think that common age differences are comics after all, and the reality is even more severe, but this one slowly made me want to support the heroine.

The main character is a very nice woman, so I want her to do well. Of course, he is younger, and I hope he will be happy, even if he is with his department manager in the same period. I'm worried that she despises herself too much just because she's an old lady.

The heartwarming relationship between the protagonist and his young subordinates is nice. The intensity of pushing between bosses and subordinates who are concerned about the age difference is somewhat dazzling...

Nakajima-kun is naturally attracted to Mr. Sakagami. Exciting scenes are useless in this story. I just want to watch over you warmly.

I understand your love for someone a little younger, and the feeling of holding yourself back. I think only the reactions of those around you, the future, and negative things will come to mind, so I want the younger generation to do their best without being frightened.

I don't want you to call yourself an old lady! Have more confidence and work hard! It seemed like they were looking at me, and I was cheering for them unexpectedly. do your best!!

The story is also polite, but I couldn't read Kyun Kyun Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki Doki I'm sorry... They each have good personalities and are wonderful characters, so I want the main characters to have fun in love without being humble. Isn't it so lonely to have one birthday after that...?

I like the main character. I want you to be happy. I'm rooting for you. Also, did you read the entire volume in one go because it was easy to read?

I like the atmosphere of the picture. Since it's a manga, it may be obvious, but since they aren't depicted in appearances that far apart in age, there's no sense of incongruity. I'm looking forward to seeing how they progress as the distance between the two gets closer.

I'm 40 in just a little while, so I understand a lot about the protagonist's feelings. When I look at young children, they really sparkle ~ (T_T) The pictures are also careful and I like them. It's just that volume 1 volume is short, and I feel like I've been fooled a bit... (I wish they'd written it properly as a separate volume). Also, the feeling that Nakajima-kun is attracted to the main character is good, but since his actions are abrupt, I'm worried about future developments. I want them to proceed with the story carefully without being impatient.

I want the heroine who works hard at work to have more confidence I want to be liked by her kind junior and read the continuation quickly