The Ones You Read Over Again

4/10 for unique way of writing and the odd vagueness as well as pacing of the story is probably why I'll re-read it. The background colors are beautiful

5/10 Good end. A little different than what I expected in terms of flow, but there's a stereotypical story

10/10 did not go where I was expecting. Beautiful artwork and a great plot. A hs boy finds out his roommate is gay so they set some ground rules but when he's the perfect fit for a gay drama his movie club is filming, he starts to realize that secretary aren't the only thing he wants from him. Sweet and wholesome.

10/10 a little hard to distinguish characters at first because of similar gaie styles and faces, but the story and feel is phenomenal. Follows the lives of four couples who are all linked to each other somehow and how those bonds grow and impact one another.

5/10 If you can get past/ignore the weird marker coloring, the story itself is pretty good. Good flow, solid characters. Took a bit to differentiate between them because of style, but worth it for the story. Realistic decisions and situations and outcomes.

5/10 it was cute and fluffy and had a good tsundere in it that wasn't annoying. Good flow, nice sub-plot. I enjoyed it for an easy read.

6/10 so cute. Two good stories. Easy reading and nice angst, not crushing. Lol. I love this mangaka. Surprised I don't gave more of their work on my list.

7/10 pretty darn good. I liked the angst and the flow has a great up and down without much side fluff or filler. Good, straightforward artwork.

5/10 good, but wish their wad more. Slightly anti climatic. Wish there was sex or something stramy, but damn if the artwork idnt gorgeous!

7/10 although nothing happened with the brother, this was really good. Slow and steady but realistic story. The first boom is Yorokobi wa Hiza no Ue, in case you're interested. That ones not bad but this was better