I'm surprised! in spite of the cliche, I liked it and read it as soon as I finished my first read! Yuki, an alpha male host who speaks his mind in addition to holding himself very well, works in a club called (Your princess), isn't it supposed to be (your princes?). One night where he was taking a customer for dinner, he meets the handsome Sakaki when some of Sakakai Hosts attach a co-worker of Yuki. It seems the formidable and the Yakuza heir has was captured by Yuki's handsome looks and the way he carries himself. Their relationship takes a toll when Yuki gets an anonymous letter with pictures of Sakaki holding and kissing different men. He gets angry and lash at Sakaki telling him that he doesn't sleep for fun. The second event comes into place when Yuki decided to break up with Sakaki in order for Sakakai to succeed without any complications or embarrassment. Both of which cements their relationship and I would say the final scene, where both of them meet the leader and Sakaki introduces Yuki as the person who would spend his life with is the climax. Such strong scene is worth the read. The supporting cast was great and all of them, added an additional layer to the story in addition to some comedy relief. On the other hand, the drawings are not up to the bar, it seems that the facial features lack additional lines as they seem washed out!
I'm surprised! in spite of the cliche, I liked it and read it as soon as I finished my first read! Yuki, an alpha male host who speaks his mind in addition to holding himself very well, works in a club called (Your princess), isn't it supposed to be (your princes?). One night where he was taking a customer for dinner, he meets the handsome Sakaki when some of Sakakai Hosts attach a co-worker of Yuki. It seems the formidable and the Yakuza heir has was captured by Yuki's handsome looks and the way he carries himself. Their relationship takes a toll when Yuki gets an anonymous letter with pictures of Sakaki holding and kissing different men. He gets angry and lash at Sakaki telling him that he doesn't sleep for fun. The second event comes into place when Yuki decided to break up with Sakaki in order for Sakakai to succeed without any complications or embarrassment. Both of which cements their relationship and I would say the final scene, where both of them meet the leader and Sakaki introduces Yuki as the person who would spend his life with is the climax. Such strong scene is worth the read. The supporting cast was great and all of them, added an additional layer to the story in addition to some comedy relief. On the other hand, the drawings are not up to the bar, it seems that the facial features lack additional lines as they seem washed out!