Even more five stars

Amane has always been able to hear the inner thoughts of a person or animal that he touches with his bare hands, and for this reason he and his mother were thrown out of their village. He continues living there after his mother’s death, and then meets a traveling medicine salesman who is also a bit different. It’s a simple story, but I really enjoyed it.

As the title says, this is the story of the intertwining lives of two gay friends, one an aspiring actor, the other who dreams of becoming a filmmaker, and their romantic interests. A little painful and bittersweet, but in a heartwarming way, if that makes any sense.

Amaike has a shameful secret: he gets turned on by tears. One day he meets a young man who is broken-hearted and crying. As they become sex friends, his feelings gradually begin to change, and he has to confront the fetish he has been hiding for so long. It turns into a really sweet story by the end.

Noshiro is an outgoing and straightforward high-schooler who transfers into a new high school, and finds out that one of his classmates is isolated by rumors that he’s gay. Noshiro can’t stand for this and decides to become friends, but what will he do if the rumors turn out to be true after all? A sweet, school life story involving the delicate relationships between people.

Two romantics meet at a nightclub, though they're each hiding connections to yakuza. The truth comes out pretty quickly, but not before they've already fallen for each other. A nice story, filled with charming awkwardness and faithfulness.

When Keisuke loses his voice from laryngitis, Ryou feels the absence of his boyfriend’s usual talkativeness. One of the most adorable one shots I’ve ever read.

Two boys meet on their high school roof, one who likes photography, the other who likes music but doesn’t dare to let it out. Nice art, likeable characters, a romantic type of story by the end.

Masato needs a place to live where he can truly relax, and he is offered a room at a place owned by the master of the gay bar he frequents. What he doesn’t know is that someone named Asahi is already living there. It’s a spin-off but stands alone quite well, and is currently my favorite of the series. I love how natural it is for them to become closer before any romantic interest enters the picture, and how living together gradually forces Masato to confront his painful first love.

A man who longed to be a princess since he was young decides to go for marriage counseling so he can find happiness. But the one who greets him is a young man who played with him as a kid, and knows that he is gay. Cute, fluffy, and happy.

In post-apocalyptic Earth the planet is covered with radioactivity. Much of the population have mutated immunity, but there are still some nonimmune, as well as the transcenders who have gone further to develop special abilities. An interesting webtoon, with good character chemistry.