You might think that being suddenly given the ability to read the minds of those you touch would make dating easier. And to a degree, it does – Adachi, who became a “wizard” after reaching his thirtieth birthday a virgin, might not even have begun to notice his coworker Kurosawa if he couldn’t hear his thoughts. Arguably, Adachi would have been in a sadder place in his life had this not happened, because he hasn’t been single because he has no interest in romance; he’s simply never had the opportunity or the courage to pursue it. Discovering that someone was interested in him helped him to overcome some of his hesitancy and self-esteem issues, especially because the “someone” in question is the heartthrob Kurosawa.
Things really begin to move between the two men across these three volumes, with four and five being the strongest of the batch. In large part this is because…
