DJs! / iwaoi, asheiji

4/5! uh- this made me feel things! It was refreshing to see a kageyama who has feelings for iwaizumi, it gives a new perspective to these events, and a new angle to the whole Oikawa/Kageyama rivalry. Makes it more deeper, more meaningful. +Oikawa being 100% petty is so much like HIM I cackled!! this is the iwaizumi-centric content I have been craving for.

3.5/5! THE FEELS? RIGHT IN THE KOKORO! there is something so satisfying about pining oikawa that I just need to have more of it. I am a huge fan of macho-sensei's works because she delivers such high quality iwaizumi-centric content. The fluff is good, the pining is excellent, the build and the payoff? Phenomenal. She has got to be my favorite iwaoi artist because she does not DISAPPOINT.

4/5! This has to be the cutest thing I've ever read! And it's such a unique concept as well. I know in reality, tooru probably does not exist and it's just Iwaizumi manifesting his feelings for oikawa onto something more solid. but even so, I AM ALL FOR THIS! and hanamaki is the funniest character PERIOD. I'm absolutely living for all the misunderstandings iwa has caused. what an absolute delight of a read!!

4/5! the pining!? the longing? please has there ever been something more tragic than watching two people destined for each other letting go? if there is something this DJ does well, it is capturing the heart of longing, of the heartbroken, and plays it out for us so beautifully well! and that scene, where the finally catch each other's gazes after almost years apart, you can see the heartbreak and the solemness in their eyes. such expressive and beautiful artwork. kudos to the author!

5/5! the best doujinshi I have ever read by far! In so few pages, the mangaka has displayed a variety of emotions, and each one pinned down to perfection. the characters were on point, and so was the angst and every other troupe this work contains. I was in complete tears by the end of this, not just because it's a BF dj, but because of how immaculate the story telling was. I love everything about this work, and it was such a honour to read this.