Cherry Magic! Thirty Years of Virginity Can Make You a Wizard?!

On the morning of his thirtieth birthday, Adachi discovers he has gained a power he never wanted: if he touches someone, he can hear what they are thinking. At first it feels like a cruel joke, because the ability is useless for fixing his quiet, ordinary life, and it makes routine office interactions feel invasive and exhausting. Trying to keep the secret, he stumbles into the worst possible situation and accidentally reads the mind of Kurosawa, the coworker everyone respects for being capable and flawless at work. Instead of normal thoughts, Adachi hears feelings that are direct and unmistakable, because Kurosawa is deeply in love with him. The discovery does not create a simple confession. It creates constant pressure, since Kurosawa continues behaving politely in public while Adachi keeps catching the private emotions behind every glance and gesture. Adachi tries to act normal, but his fear of misreading the situation clashes with the fact that he now knows exactly how serious Kurosawa is. As Adachi navigates daily work, sudden touch, and moments he cannot avoid, he is forced to confront what he actually wants, not what he thinks he is supposed to want. The power keeps exposing truths people hide to stay safe, and Adachi has to decide whether to keep retreating into anxiety or step forward and respond honestly to someone whose feelings are already painfully clear.