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

 

Cherry Magic: Thirty Years of Virginity Can Make You a Wizard?! — 10/10

Wholesome. Healing. Magical. Cherry Magic is that rare gem of a BL that soothes your soul while making your heart flutter with the softest of touches—literally and emotionally.

Adachi and Kurosawa are the definition of gentle love. The chemistry isn’t loud or bold, but instead tender, careful, and infinitely respectful. Their story unfolds with such softness and empathy that you can't help but root for them. Adachi’s character growth—from timid and unsure to gradually opening up and embracing love—is simply beautiful to witness. Kurosawa? An absolute green flag of a man. Supportive, patient, and adoring in every glance.

Yes, there was a noticeable lack of skinship, which made it feel a little incomplete by the end—like you were waiting for that one warm hug that never came. But somehow, the emotional connection carried enough weight to still make this a 10/10 experience. The show chose tenderness over passion, and in doing so, gave us something rare and refreshing.

Also, can we talk about the side characters? They were quirky, kind, and added depth to the narrative without stealing the spotlight.

Cherry Magic is pure BL comfort food. You don’t watch it for drama—you watch it to feel safe, understood, and warm inside.