It’s A thirty-year-old virgin gets more than he bargained for when his newfound magical power reveals he’s the object of his male coworker’s affections!
Troublesome client Tachibana, who has a thing for Adachi, is pulling out all the stops to steal him away! After almost falling for one of Tachibana's tricks, Adachi asks Kurosawa to teach him some street smarts in all matters of love! Will he learn to set clear boundaries with Tachibana? At the same time, a sneak shot of Tsuge and Minato goes viral right before Minato's dance group is set to debut! Minato wants to just tell the world that they're dating, but Tsuge has worst-case scenarios on the brain. When misunderstandings ensue, can they manage to straighten things out?
This volume was really sweet. The boys are worried about their company’s CEO finding out about them, but as usual, Kurosawa has a plan. We also get Minato determined to help Tsuge lose the ability to read his mind (which must be very annoying!). The pacing is good and this ends up being a quick read.
Tsuge is as awkward as ever in his relationship with Minato, though he really does mean well. It's hilarious that he goes to Adachi and Kurosawa for advice, though given Adachi is the only other person he's known with these same abilities and most likely the only same sex couple he knows, it makes sense why he turns to them for advise, especially given how much they seem to have accomplished together. This does seem to spark some small worry given not everyone at the company is aware of their situation and certain higher ups are pushing them to "move on and make an honest woman" out of their ring partners - if only they knew. This woman manager seems like she could be problematic as well, though we haven't seen any insight into their discussion yet other than her using Adachi as a lure to force Kurosawa to listen to her. With Tsuge potentially losing his power soon as well it will be interesting to see how things change for these couples and if the focus will remain on them only or if a new character will be introduced with this ability given the series title. While I can't find anything on a next volume release yet, it is hard to see this as the end of the series given the number of open ends and questions yet unresolved.
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Adachi and Kurosawa always talk things through and they help Tsuge. They'll always have each other's backs. Tachibana is a dork. A man is in love with him and he's right in front of him. I loved Minato's face when Tsuge told him how he could lose the power. What does that lady want with Kurosawa? I know she's gonna blackmail him. A few people in the office know about Kurosawa and Adachi. I need vol. 16 now.
Menuda obra de literatura🤧. Entre los chismes de la relación de Minato y Tsuge (que EL FINAL DEL VOLUMEN?!?!)… Cada día más fan de su relación. Entre la monada de relación que mantienen Adachi y Kurosawa. Entre lo de que estamos a punto de ver una TERCERA pareja con un trope MUY interesante… Uff cada dia soy mas fan de este manga.
Además se ha quedado en un momento de suspense fuerte, la chica esta del final tiene de todo menos buenas intenciones, claramente.
I love this series but this volume was a bit of an odd one. Nothing much happens even though there is plot going on. I don't mind the Tsuge sideplot at all so it wasn't that. More so, the drawing in some of the panels was slightly off, and I don't know if the author was rushed or what, but a bit of a letdown.
I love this series but this one seemed like it was filler. I want to know what is happening at the company but I just hope that they come out without too much drama. Also the B story line is becoming my favorite part.
A cute addition! We're following along with Tsuge and Minato's developing relationship, while KuroDachi navigate the potential pitfalls of being found out at work.