Good short 'n sweet light drama that feels satisfying by the end despite its very short length.
Well-told story of a man coming to terms with the fact that he's attracted to another man but doesn't want to be. You can feel the desperation. The art could be better, but it gets it right when it matters (the final chapter). Be warned; there is a lot of sleeping around here, and the main character is the worst perpetrator of it.
Followup to Kyuuso wa Cheese no Yume Omiru. This one is much more melodramatic, but still just as good. Mc has settled down and grown up some, Imagase is more unstable than ever here. It has interesting questions (but no answers) about whether it's a good idea to draw a line in the sand between straight and gay. Also, seke fans can rejoice with this couple.
Great story about 3 friends from back in school who are caught up in a love triangle while pitted against each other in a land dispute. The whole plot is really engaging. Low-smut.
Set in a world where beastmen exist. This one has top notch everything. Plus some unexpected hilarity between all the serious moments that somehow fits well even around such serious topics.
Light drama about a guy overcoming his insecurities/social issues through patience from his partner, who knows when to push and when not to. Features a half-french love interest who isn't portrayed as an annoying foreigner caricature. The ending feels a little thin since it doesn't wrap-up (on-screen) a couple of things, but they are implied, so its not too incomplete-feeling.
Light drama about a younger guy who is a loaner and has a tears kink who meets a ~5yrs older brokenhearted salaryman. Just a regular, satisfying love story (with a kink).
Zaria is the goddess of smut art. But the story in this one is pretty good as well, and won't melt your brain like some of her other works.
This is a short, sweet, story that is a lot more grounded than most. There's a dark turn in the middle, but it's not too bad. This story highlights the value of proper communication in a relationship without doing it in a particularly lame/tropey/cliched/eyerolling way.
The setup for this story is very cliche, but it turns out to be a very thoughtful romance between adult characters.
Mister Gravure