Ah.... What to say about this one.... This is actually one of the yaoi classics. It has inspired me and other FF authors for a long, long time. I dig the storyline up until after Hongkong, where Takaba tried to figure out his feelings and whether to stay or leave, but after that, it's a bit sad to say that seems like sensei has kind of lost her direction with this series.
Their relationship started off a bit odd, but it turns into one of the healthiest in the yaoi world. The seme is a giant teddy bear and I love it.
I love how this author has the ability to turn even the most dire of situation into comedic relief. The baby is mighty cute, too. Not many yaoi mangaka include the child into the story, so I'm treasuring Byul :)
Another classic that I still wait for till this day. So sweet with enough amount of fluff, angst, and comedy.
A pretty messed up story of two inmates falling in love and escaping prison by faking death.
The beginning was quite messed up. I avoided reading it for a long time, but now that it's finished, I gave it another chance and whoa, it's actually really good.
Kinda angsty, but with a good ending :) I like how the seme and uke develop an understanding of each other (this includes, umm, a bit of bullying and finghting, but, yeah...) before delving into a more romantic relationship.
Uke reminds me a bit of Yashiro from Saezuru Tori wa Habatakanai, but this one's more upbeat.
I'm not into shotacon, but this story manages to make an exception. I love the plot a lot.
Although a bit disappointed when the uke was kidnapped at the end, overall this story is a masterpiece. It actually focuses on the struggles of an artist instead of just using it as a side element for the romance.
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