The second long form story I ever read and it was really a great way to introduce me to my new lifestyle. Sex worker tsundere and golden retriever photographer who can match that freak. It's rare to find bara with a heart and perfect balance of filth that speaks to any audience. Plus it's one of the funniest titles I've had the pleasure of reading with lots of Millennial influence.
So green flagged and yearny. I love the buildup of the relationship and the growth through its reasoning. Truly adore this piece.
We love to hate a toxic slow burn (practically a campfire in the rain) seme, but it's to be expected with an MMA fighter at the top of his game. He will infuriate and frustrate you, but the uke captures every corner of readers' hearts, so we stay to protect him at all costs. The art is OFFENSIVELY on the side of the seme though. Holy fuck is he a keep-reader.
Adorable. Slow burn, but not completely slow cause our mafia wolf is very fond of his pup. There's a divergence in the versions uploaded over one word. The unofficial translation has the dog character referred to by the seme as 'pup' while the officials are 'boy' and every fiber of my ancestral DNA does not fuck with that. The translation is otherwise equitable (>27), so reading it over the officials won't cost much outside of that one damn near-immersion-breaker
Omegaverse, toxic mafia trope, desperate uke with debt forced upon him by "family", and having to take care of his little brother by any means. Plot out the wazoo, character development on overdrive, holy shit the scenes are iconic and there's several that dominate my Roman Empire. Art is outrageous also.
I can't begin to explain how beautiful the character art is in this one. Freaks matched and the seme's story and background unfolds nicely. Great scenes, though the chapter count is woefully short and leaves one desperate for side stories. For the love of God, just a crumb of side story.
Incubus realness, art style that has no right being so gorgeous and fleshed out while being a manga, delicious scenes, and such endearing leads with a really good spin-off series that brings the same energy.
The first story I ever read and it was a perfect counter-balance to Full Volume. Mafia boss and poor uke working the convenience store in his neighborhood. I love a stoic seme that somehow conveys a lot of himself in few words through actions alone. Very charming and despite the art style being pointy, it actually works for and not against it considering my preferences.
Inuyasha realness in the building. Art is without words, can't explain it. The story is very touching, and their relationship, though quick to grow, somehow feels very organic. Sensual and so so sweet.
You'll probably cry.
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