Reviews for Walking in Your Tracks Manga

I am first drawn to the beautifully colored cover and the subtle title. Rather than the stress and suffering of living in a wheelchair, it reaches people's hearts with a more universal theme of feeling distressed by feeling difficult about one's own way of life. I think it's a work that doesn't fit into the category of BL or otherwise.

I'm worried about future developments due to the relationship of helpers. Rather than the BL genre, it's such a work that seeps into my heart when I look at the relationship between these two people.

It is classified as a female manga, but as a genre, it is suspense and can also be called BL. The psychological depiction that draws you in shines. Kizaki had closed his heart since the heavy past of a sensitive period. Furthermore, I had a bad personality due to my difficult life in a wheelchair, and it became painful to read it. I'm glad I met Maki, a kind helper, and gradually reached the level of tsundere. I fell in love with the scene where Kizaki, who I went to see him alone at night, was scolded by Maki. I also liked the scene where they slept together afterwards. Their pasts are intersecting, and I'm worried about where the two, who are attracted to each other, land. I can't remember Kizaki's current smile, so I hope Kizaki's smiles increase. I also want to know what happened to Mihara-sensei, who overshadowed Kizaki's proclivities. 4.3

At first, I read it without thinking about anything at all. There is BL, but not only that, I am being pulled by this worldview.

It's interesting, but since the story shifts from various people's perspectives, it takes time to understand. Furthermore, there are mysteries that have not been revealed, so I don't understand them more and more. So I'm worried about the continuation.

It's classified as a women's comic, not BL. It's interesting because it expresses people's feelings in a good way. I want to read the continuation soon to see what will happen.

It was a female manga, but since 2 men are the main characters, I thought it was BL. I thought romance between wheelchair users and caregivers was unusual.

What will happen to helper Maki and novelist Kizaki-kun, surrounded by a lurking past, mysterious relationships, and mysteries? It's also nice that the picture is beautiful. (this is important)

The pictures are beautiful, and the psychological depiction is solid, making you want to read one comic from one to the next! The changes in facial expressions and feelings are reflected in the picture!

I've only read up to 2 volumes, but there are so many foreshadowing that it's mysterious. I wonder how the two protagonists' pasts are intertwined, even if it's the teacher's whereabouts... I'm really curious about the continuation.

This work was on my list to buy later since I knew it before. The genre is female manga. It depicts the relationship between a novelist living in a wheelchair and the helper in charge. It seems that past incidents will also be involved in the future. As an impression of reading only volume 1 for now, it's hard to evaluate it because it's impossible or impossible, so ☆ 4. There doesn't seem to be any BL-like elements.

I was drawn into the mystery novel development, which is a bit unusual for comics of this kind, and bought it. It makes me want to read them all at once.

The pictures are so beautiful, and the story is interesting. I enjoyed reading The Interaction between the Novelist in a Wheelchair and the Helper, but I was surprised that past incidents were involved there, and it became more and more complicated and heavier. They're BL writers, and I think the interaction between these two is pretty BL, so I think it's “BL” or “suspense,” but they're “female comics” and “humans,” aren't they? It's also a social work because I'm in a wheelchair... It's really interesting as a story of two people, but it included so many things that I didn't know how to read it. If it's suspense, it's suspense; if it's a human, it's a human; if it's a love story, I like it when the theme is clear.