Reviews for Walking in Your Tracks Manga

This review contains spoilers. I think it's amazing that the subtle movements of the mind and small but important events are brilliantly written. The main character's sadness and lack of fulfillment resonates really well. It's slow, but I'm going to read them all.

This review contains spoilers. I've only been able to read one volume, so I'm worried about the continuation of this work? A story about a writer who is quite cranky while being taken care of by his helper in a wheelchair, and a young helper who is opening up his heart. The distance shrinks and separates in volume one... it would be nice if I could be honest... but... the psychological depiction is delicate and I want to read it carefully

This review contains spoilers. It was highly rated and I've been interested in it for a long time. It was a story between the lame writer and the helper in charge, and I was very drawn to the emotional depiction and relationship between the two. It seems like it involves an incident and I want to read it all at once, but I wonder if I can wait until it's over...

This review contains spoilers. At first, I read it in another medium, but when I was wondering if it was BL, it's classified as a female comic genre here. Certainly, in the current relationship between the two leading actors, there is no clear depiction of romance, and it feels like they are fluctuating between friendship. I read until before the latest volume, but there are incidents related to each other's past, and the story unfolds along with the pursuit of the truth, so I'm worried about the future, both past and present. It can be taken as a slightly late story, but it carefully depicts the feelings and relationships of the characters, so it's not a mess, and I have the impression that the drawing is also very careful and careful. However, there may also be a sense of incongruity with those who work as helpers in real life. It's interesting that I don't understand the ending at all, so I'm watching the continuation closely for now.

This review contains spoilers. Even though I'm not in exactly the same situation, I really sympathized with the suffering of being deprived of my health due to illness or injury at a young age, and the fact that I really wanted someone I could forgive. Instead of being sympathetic, she gradually opens up her heart to Maki, a home helper who shortens the distance by looking at her feelings, and her delicate and cute personality appears. It's unclear so far whether it's BL or friendship, but my heart is getting closer and closer and I'm wondering what form it fits into. Also, although the person himself doesn't seem to remember, the main character and Maki interacted when they were children despite having a complicated relationship, and Maki dealt with it while hiding it, so when does the main character remember it? I wonder if the crime of the teacher, who was the only ally suspected in the murder of my parents, is true or not. I'm looking forward to the continuation, and it's a strange work that I can read with peace of mind even though the setting is pretty hard.

This review contains spoilers. Coupons were on sale, so after reading up to 3 volumes, I couldn't stop! This is interesting! People's minds are good at getting on with the mystery. Every character has an element of empathy, and I read it while thinking that everyone would be freed from this frustration... Mysteries unfold in which mysteries call mysteries, and the truth is carefully revealed little by little. The feeling of being refreshed when you know it becomes a habit! It's also good that the story is slow. I also like that change where Kizaki's stubbornness gradually comes to an end, and that there are many positive and bright episodes, such as Maki and her friend's “people in wheelchairs,” how they treat each other in a flat manner that doesn't pass through the filter. Maybe human dramas will work better for now rather than BL. The pictures are also careful and beautiful, and it is conveyed that the artist has carefully created the work. There is also a feeling that I want to read more quickly, but I want you to draw the truth of all the mysteries, even slowly. I want to know all the truths involving the two. I'm looking forward to it!!

This review contains spoilers. Writer Kizaki's parents were murdered when he was young, got into a traffic accident right after, and lived in a wheelchair. Kizaki is eccentric and can't believe people, but little by little he opens up his heart to Maki, who has come to help. Kizaki feels a wall with others because of his wheelchair, but he can't see the wall on the maki. The way to draw the passing of each other around here is also natural. And the mystery that is the core of this manga. A similar incident occurs, and the police search for the culprit. I want them to collect all the foreshadowing. It's until the 23rd, but up to 3 volumes are half price with a coupon.

This review contains spoilers. While there are difficult issues such as gender and people with disabilities, it is interesting that the conversation is developing to solve the case. It's a comic that stirs readers' imagination. I'm looking forward to the next film.