I Cannot Reach You, Vol. 1

The characters' inner struggles felt so genuine—did the author draw from personal experiences or observe real stories? I wonder what inspired this honest portrayal.

The slow build and moments of tension really made me invested, but I’m curious if others felt it was too gradual or just right for the story.

The manga seamlessly shifts between humor and heartfelt scenes, making the characters feel so real. Was this contrast intentional from the start?