Masterpieces

The title describes this story really well. It portrays relationships realistically. No fanservice, no sugarcoating, no unnecessary drama. Just life, the way it is

I’m really in love with Yesol’s personality. He’s truly one of a kind, so strong and fragile at the same time. The tension between main characters is incredibly sensual. The detective aspect is intriguing, and art style is top-tier. It reminds me of some Japanese works. I just hope the story doesn’t get ruined by misunderstandings or unnecessary drama.

It’s genuinely the funniest thing I’ve ever read. Every character, feel like ordinary people with their flaws and insecurities. It’s a shame Seunghee was pushed into the background, I really like her. The struggles of being master’s students are so relatable and Jinhyeong’s backstory is written incredibly realistically. The plot develops naturally, nothing important is forgotten or left unexplained. The artwork is so unique, never seen anything like it before

Nostalgic read. I love the art style, and the relationships between all the characters feel so warm and genuine, they’re like family to me.

The beginning is pretty typical for yaoi manga from that era, but the relationships between the characters develop beautifully with each chapter. Their bickering is one of my favorite things about the series. Add a healthy dose of nostalgia, since this was one of the first manga I ever read, and it’s still very special to me.

Just too cute

Masterpiece rating only for the Hatter story.

I really liked Kutsuna-san and his workers. I reread the church scene hundreds of times. The art is gorgeous. I really want a continuation of this story.
As for threesome story, it is not my piece of cake

I read this when I was a teenager, and it meant a lot to me back then. I don’t plan to reread it as an adult because I want to keep those memories just the way they are.