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One of the best bl manhuas I have ever read. Fantastic art, great story, and most importantly, good authorship of LGBT people. I definitely recommend this to everyone. Li Huan and Yu Yang have such a lovely and sweet relationship and the people around them do too.
The art is nice and the story is simple and easy to follow. It's an underrated read if you want a short story that is easy to follow but not boring.
The art is so unique and distinct. The werewolves are cute and funny instead of being stereotypical alpha males. Bexan and Minsuk's dynamic is really enjoyable + the side couple have a tragic but interesting story. There's a sapphic couple towards the end that makes me smile with joy as well. It's a refreshing and unique spin on the werewolf trope.
cw: rape (not explicit, does not take place between any of the main pairings, past of one of the characters)
The art... what the fuck it's so good. A potter meets a fired office worker tasked to get close to him and convince him to work for his company. Guess what? They fall in love. They're so cute and fluffy and despite the misunderstanding, they work through it healthily like Adults and don't drag it on unnecessarily. I'm always waiting for this to update.
The art fits the vibe of the story so much, especially the grainy texture the artist uses. An art student vows revenge against his mortal nemesis who failed him from graduating, a stone-faced compsci student. It starts off as a rivalry and blooms into something more romantic later on. Jayeong is kinda annoying at first, but eventually, he decides to not pester Sangwoo anymore and they strike up a really odd friendship. I'm very interested in how this will develop.
Another short read but OMG this is good. Please read it. A ghost meets a human who works in a haunted house and sucks at scaring people. Ghost boi asks him to fulfill three of his wishes in return for his help in scaring visitors. Its really short but the story progresses well and works in just a few chapters + the ending :D
10/10. I love the premise, execution, characters, art, and relationships in this story. One of the few BL webtoons I really care about enough to talk about it often. The way the authors manage to build up so much and separate the story so neatly with each section exploring a different part in each main characters' lives is fantastic storytelling. A new season just began!
My favorite BL manga actually. An office worker has a demonic boss who he always complains to his gaming friend, UMA. One day he meets up with UMA, who turns out to be said demonic boss (F BRO). They start off as friends but Shirase ends up falling in love with Hashimoto (who also ends up being denser than a brick wall). There's a major misunderstanding in this that's so fucking funny it makes me go ??? Please read for shits and giggles and a romance so tender like well-marinated meat
Every time I read this I feel butterflies in my stomach. Miyano is a fudanshi who befriends Sasaki, a boy who indulges his hobby of reading bl mangas. Their friendship to relationship development is so pure and sweet. There's a nice ensemble cast of side characters that have their own quirks and charms that are so endearing. I feel like everyone should read this because I find it leagues above most high school BLs in the sense that it feels more natural and real.
Summarizing this in two words: underrated gem. Really nails the feeling of growing old and losing your vigor in life. Nozue is a 40 yr old man who finds his daily routine boring and feels that he is too old to enjoy life anymore. Enter his junior, Togawa, who helps him realize that age does nothing to hinder one's enjoyment in life. I wish more people read this because there's an actually good plot here that carries through fully and satisfactorily. Not to mention how lovely the art is
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