Cherry Magic! Thirty Years of Virginity Can Make You a Wizard?! 12
Ratings3
Average rating4.3
Rating this four stars because (1) Kurosawa and Adachi were cute, (2) we get a spicy scene that was great, and (3) Tsuge and Minato were adorable too.
So, most of this book focuses on Kurosawa not being able to rely on others. Adachi tries to help and it's really sweet, especially at the end when we see a spicy romance scene that we usually don't get with Adachi taking the initiative.
Also, Tsuge and Minato don't appear to be very popular with some readers, but I really like them and their story. In this volume, Tsuge actually tells Minato the truth about his mind reading abilities, but Minato doesn't believe him and leaves. It's an awful cliffhanger!! It really shows the stark differences between both couples in this series. Kurosawa believed Adachi, but Tsuge was not so lucky. I think part of the issue is Minato‘s age and lack of maturity. I just hope that it gets resolved in the next volume.
Rating this four stars because (1) Kurosawa and Adachi were cute, (2) we get a spicy scene that was great, and (3) Tsuge and Minato were adorable too.
So, most of this book focuses on Kurosawa not being able to rely on others. Adachi tries to help and it's really sweet, especially at the end when we see a spicy romance scene that we usually don't get with Adachi taking the initiative.
Also, Tsuge and Minato don't appear to be very popular with some readers, but I really like them and their story. In this volume, Tsuge actually tells Minato the truth about his mind reading abilities, but Minato doesn't believe him and leaves. It's an awful cliffhanger!! It really shows the stark differences between both couples in this series. Kurosawa believed Adachi, but Tsuge was not so lucky. I think part of the issue is Minato‘s age and lack of maturity. I just hope that it gets resolved in the next volume.
