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I once had a classmate with a shaved head whom I often teased by touching. Years later, that same classmate has grown his hair long and transformed into a celebrity featured on television and in magazines.
This is the physical copy of the You, Who I Won’t Touch Anymore manhwa.
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Alternative Name:
Mou Sawarenai Kimi
Author: Riku Kageyama
Language: Korean
Volume 1
ISBN13: 9791127558819
ISBN10: 1127558811
Pages: 178
Product Details
- Type: Korean Comic Book
- Language: Korean
- Origin: South Korea
- Condition: Brand New, Sealed
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Tane Mahuta from Wellington, New Zealand (verified owner) –
A stunning exploration of transformation, where nostalgia intertwines seamlessly with the aesthetics of growth. One’s past can be a source for present beauty—deeply evocative storytelling.
Cassius Tréville from Berlin, Germany –
Navigating through childhood memories can feel overwhelming, yet revisiting my past and the enigma of changing identities transforms a simple comic into a powerful narrative about growth. Relatable!
Elena from Barcelona, Spain (verified owner) –
OMG, you won’t believe this! ‘You, Who I Won’t Touch Anymore’ is an absolute vibe. It brings me back to those wild school days where teasing your mates felt like second nature. The art? Chef’s kiss! 😍 Watching that dude morph from a buzzcut prank target into someone everyone knows today feels so relatable — real growth vibes here! I feel nostalgia hitting hard while flipping through each page; it’s honestly fascinating how life twists and turns… Do yourself a favor: snag this manhwa and relive the hilarious struggles of friendship when growing up in style.
Kwame Owusu from Toronto, Canada –
Kwame speaks volumes with heartfelt storytelling in ‘You, Who I Won’t Touch Anymore.’ It’s an exploration of nostalgia that mirrors life’s unpredictability beautifully.
Matteo from Rome, Italy (verified owner) –
Initially, I questioned why anyone would be captivated by a story centered around moments from the past that challenge our evolving relationships. ‘You, Who I Won’t Touch Anymore’ proved me wrong within mere pages as it unspooled with striking imagery and emotional resonance akin to watching Mediterranean waves crash under sunset hues in Santorini. The nuanced portrayal of youth grappling with friendships—swerving between innocence and experience—hit home deeply for my generation growing up on vibrant island vibes mixed into city chaos.
Rohan from São Paulo, Brasil –
Esse quadrinho é um verdadeiro mergulho na evolução da identidade e transformação pessoal. Uma lembrança vívida de que o passado molda, mas não define quem somos hoje.
Sigrid Forsberg from Stockholm, Sweden –
Eons have passed in the realm of human experience, yet books like ‘You, Who I Won’t Touch Anymore’ cut through time with unmatched insight. Soren noticed this exquisite manhwa that serves as both a vivid tapestry and stark reflection of relationships cloaked in nostalgia. It’s akin to how cultures unfurl themselves when witnessing transition—imagine dusting off a vinyl from childhood while tuning into sounds of today’s buzzing aesthetic—a mix merely serving an unforgettable moment rather than defining existence itself. With deep emotional resonance often likened to other gems from contemporary storytelling waters like Takahashi’s ‘Ranma’, it offers readers closure tangled seamlessly within fibers swirling amidst fleeting days.
Meera from Mumbai, India –
जब मैंने यह कॉमिक पहली बार खोली, तो पुरानी यादें ताजा हो गईं। जैसे हम कक्षा में हंसते थे, वहीं मेरी कल्पना करने लगी कि आज वह कितना बदल चुका है! एक बार उसे छूने के मजाक ने कितनी अजीबोगरीब धुनें बनाई थीं जो अब मन में गूंजती हैं।
Cassius Bellandi from Bologna, Italia –
Ho sempre trovato affascinante il modo in cui le esperienze di vita cambiano e plasmano i percorsi personali. Quando leggo “You, Who I Won’t Touch Anymore”, la transizione dell’ex compagno di classe da qualcuno che avevo spesso preso in giro a una celebrità alla ribalta è semplicemente intrigante. Riku Kageyama crea un mondo ricco dove le emozioni umane emergono intensamente: tra risate nostalgiche e riflessioni sulla crescita personale, riesce a catturare la vera essenza dei rapporti interpersonali, evidenziando come persino piccole azioni possano avere effetti durevoli nella vita degli altri.