[] I don’t like how CHhihihiro harassed Riyounosuke in submission (even though he was the masochistic one). Apart from that, the latter’s past is actually quite sad and twisted that he needed Chihihiro in ways more than one. I think we have a moral lesson here.
[Vampire] This is so adorable! Conflict-wise, it ain’t so heavy, but the drama that came with it is just great. The climax was good, as well. I love the revelation, but I think everything was so fast paced. Not much background for the Nux, the side characters, and such. Well, Yoon-ah was dying so, Chop! Chop! Kangwoo was a little rough, childish, and an ass at the beginning, but man. He’s charming and redeemed himself halfway of the story. He has his adorable moments. But Yoon-ah is so precious.
[School Life] Don’t read chapter 1. It’s just so messed up. You still get the gist. Chapter 2 shows the teacher’s background, and the deal with him. The succeeding ones shows how they move on. The teacher was such an ass, but he had a dark past, but he was still an ass. Well, all is well that ends well. I have mixed feelings about this.
[School Life] Stalking is definitely a no-no. Junpei is a cute stalker who stalked Takkun openly. He had his reasons, still a bit creepy, but his intentions are so pure. A bit obsessed, but yeah. This is funny with aww moments. It’s alright.
[Supernatural] This is a bit sad, especially the extra. The MCs were nothing but collateral damage for the secondary characters who were humans had had psychological cases and dark pasts. I find the first chapter funny, and it got sweet between the MCs. But man, looking past that, this has a tragic, bitter taste. Again, especially the demon side character, and the other secondary characters. No happy ending for them.
[Manhuwa] The translation and pages were kinda off, but still thankful this got translated. A bit dark, especially the younger twins’ side. It was so sad. He did bad things, but it’s still sad. Everything was so messed up just because that twisted, piece of shit step-brother wanted to inherit everything. What’s up with this step-mom’s attitude. Plot and characters are interesting. ALSO, BLOODY-FUCK DON’T FORCE/RAPE WHEN YOU’RE MAD AT YOUR PARTNER!
[Heart-clenching] Kei’s backstory is too tragic. What the hell his parents are too uptight to even look for their missing son? It was a tragic event one after the other. What the hell, Okazaki didn’t chase after Kei after revealing his past. Sends out the wrong signal, but he must have been too shocked. Conflict-wise it wasn’t too heavy. It’s just that a lot happened in Kei’s past. Oh well, all is well that ends well. The extra was cute.
[Vampire] Min Woon said it. Everyone’s stupid. The vampires, that is. The conflict was nothing heavy, but it was interesting. Hoped that there would be more fluffify side story as the main story was focused on changing the campire ways while showing romance here an there. It was sweet and cute amidst the family conflict (extended to the whole vampire species) that was settled peacefully.
[Time Travel] I was also curious as to what happened and I thought it was just amnesia and he remembered only up to he was 17. If he was able to stalk his friends’ profile, he could have asked them about who he was always with so he could track his parents down. Anyway, that’s just me. Still, they fell in love with each other too soon. I wish it was fleshed out more. This was short and sweet with a creepy-ass, perverted, delusional stalker who should have just disappeared and left Yuzu and Shun.
[Slice of Life] I’m uncomfortable with the fact that Ryusei is still a high school student, and I’m not sure how old Hide is, but still he laid his hands on a high school student. Apart from that, it’s a sweet and adorable story of finding out about love. Ryusei settles things head on, well what he initially did to face Hide was wrong, but he knew what he wanted. No time to cry. This was a nice read.
The Lazy Son and His Naughty Secretary