30-sai made Doutei dato Mahoutsukai ni Nareru Rashii
Cherry Magic! Thirty Years of Virginity Can Make You a Wizard?!

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I'm still pretty new in my anime and manga journey. I was looking up the manga for whatever it was that I had been watching already at the time and somehow spotted Cherry Magic in new releases. I made a purchase of all the My Dress Up Darling (watched the anime at random between the mostly shonen my partner convinced me to watch) volumes available, passed on the manga for the other things I was watching (can't remember but it was way too long and I found it available at the library instead), and took a chance on adding Cherry Magic. Since, I've tried to ... read or watch yaoi and boy love and it's just not at all the same as Cherry Magic. Cherry Magic has this unique, wholesome, solidly beautiful quality that hasn't been replicated anywhere. I'm an adult woman, pretty old (11 years older than my partner who grew up the "right age" for Pokemon and Naruto), and mostly into science fiction. Cherry Magic feels like a very wholesome romance slice of life with gentle magic. The characters feel real and believable and don't take forever to grow as people. Quick reads, very fun and pleasant, and there's a TV show and movie out as well (I have yet to watch the movie but the show is quite good, live action still captures that sweet storytelling quality).

Watched the live-action before reading the manga but they're equally amazing! They differ a bit which is nice, personally love the manga more but because live-action is a bit different it's even more worth reading/watching both. Kurosawa is such an amazingly cute character and is super sweet towards Adachi, just the thoughts that Adachi reads whenever he touches Kurosawa makes my heart melt.

Can't even count how many times I have reread it by now and the number will never stop increasing. Super adorable and wholesome all the way though out the story, Kurosawa and Adachi are one of my absolute favorite couples. The manga is ... a Must-Read!!

Cherry Magic! has a funny title and that’s about it.

There’s really nothing special about this manga, and I don’t particulary get the hype about it. The art is nothing to write home about; it’s not audaciously ugly, but the face shapes are kind of odd looking and there’s nothing impressive or interesting about the rest of it.

The dynamic between Kurosawa and Adachi is like, fine I Guess. Cherry Magic doesn’t do anything terrible, nothing about it turned me off or insulted me. I probably could’ve read it for another dozen or so chapters. But there’s just like, nothing there. The gimmick only goes ... so far. There’s nothing interesting about Adachi or Kurosawa. They’re just kind of there.

I guess if you’re looking for anything to read, this is there, but there’s too much good manga in the world for me to waste my time reading something that inspires literally nothing in me.