Boy's Love

+
Without a doubt one of the best BL out there. The art is gorgeous and unique, the story is sublime, with an incredible romance that makes me long for love. It's youthful, irrational and passionate beyond belief.

½
Incredibly tumultuous, lots of conflict if that's what you're into. I couldn't stop reading ... but at the same time, I felt that some conflicts were forced, and the characters tended to flip on their feelings towards each other often without much logic behind them. Still very very good, the art is gorgeous and the story is compelling!!!

+++++
It's just so good, almost undescribably so. It breaks my heart to even think about it. A masterpiece in art and story both. Thank you, Peyo.

Intriguing, keeps you guessing until the end. There were a lot of moments that shocked me, but they all built up towards something and weren't just twists for the sake of shock value. I think seeing it so highly praised beforehand made reading a little underwhelming, but it is a good mystery, and makes good use of omegaverse in its worldbuilding/plot.

For a manga based around sex I was very charmed by the genuine chemistry around the leads sexually but also romantically(?). To see their relationship develop over the chapters has been a genuine pleasure. Fukami comes off as very aromantic even now and I thought it was sweet that they were able to become friends (and for Kaji to accept that they might only ever be friends) before being lovers.

Started reading because the top looked gorgeous and I'm a big fan of josou semes but everyone in this story was either deeply unlikeable or bland. Why does the other guy have some deep attachment to hyosin despite him never deserving it??? Dude youre apparently the son of some insanely rich guy and you got to drop out of college and be a trainee. How are you this rich and still fail to have a music career. World's first nepofail. He's such a genuine bum. Dropped ch16