The premise looked promising.
I'm personally not a fan of pushy characters and people in general, but I was like "Oh well, hopefully the uke will make him regret it". So yeah, I lied to myself for 5 chapters, I kept telling myself Yoshiki would change before the end, and that he surely had a perfectly reasonable reason (lol) for what he did (cheating?).
Then chapter 6 destroyed my hopes.
What do you mean he made all those omegas his pairs? How fucked up is that? He could've just used them and left them (not better, but still) instead of ruining their entire life?! And he just reveals the fact in passing, like "Oh, right. I did that, didn't I?"
And I don't even wanna talk about the extra.
Unrelated, I wanted to see Yamato repent after what he did.
Anyway it's good if you're into morally-grey characters and endings, but if you like fluff and happy endings, this leaves a somewhat bitter aftertaste ╮( ̄▽ ̄)╭
So before I think I had read only the first (and maybe the second) volume and I'd rated it quite high, because yes, it's very cute and relaxing.
Now that I've read the third volume too, I'm not saying I don't like it, but that it's a bit superfluous and boring. I mean, apart from being cute, it doesn't add much to their story: they were already the kind of characters that communicate well, they both already said "I love you" to each other, and decided to work together in the same company.
So another volume repeating what already happened and just wording it differently is the reason I found it boring.
From someone who works in CG, it would have made more sense if Kaneda accepted the other company proposal and he and Yanase went to live together instead. It's pretty unrealistic to start a company with just two employees, and working together with your life partner can be extremely stressful. The fact that in 3 volumes they didn't have even one little fight about 3D models is shocking to me...
So yeah, this is my personal opinion. Again, this doesn't mean I disliked it, because a manga without redflag is way too rare to be disliked.
Cute characters, interesting plot. Don't get me wrong, I liked it, but I just can't help but cringe every time Bongchon calls Soongap "darling". I get why he does it, but still... Also personal opinion, I don't really like when characters keep saying "no, stop" during s*x scenes, even if it's implied they're actually enjoying it, it just makes me feel bad for them.
Aren't side stories supposed to be fun an fluffy? :'(
Anyway, not the point. Doesn't anyone think it's a bit too much when your partner tells you to not smile in front of anyone else? Like, I get how a "healthy dose" of jealousy may be Interesting (even if personally I hate any kind of it), but telling someone not to smile? It's like saying "you're not allowed to go out with your friends". Laughing and having friends are beautiful things and you would take that away from your partner just because you're jealous? Of what I don't know, I mean, it's even an Omegaverse, he can just cover Lyle with pheromones to show he's his.
I just wish this wasn't the norm of 99% manga and webtoons, I want to see real healthy relationships for once...
Just a thought; I know that Ilhoo is not really against having sex with Chaeheon, but still Chaeheon could've been a little nicer. Like, Ilhoo wasn't lying when he said it hurt, and I sorta understand why that could be a turn on for some, but for me partners that don't respect that are a huge turn off honestly... Also, for the last two chapters (26-27) or even from earlier, I feel like Chaeheon is being drawn like a sociopath, and I mean the literal art, with those fake or sadistic smiles that never reach his eyes. It's kinda unsettling for some reason...
Anyways, I'll continue reading it to see if something will change. ╮( ̄▽ ̄)╭
I absolutely don't mean to say it's a bad comic though, I'm just realizing it's probably not my cup of tea and wanted to know if someone else had the same or similar thoughts?








I don't know if it's because of the high contrast and the absence of midtones, plus a bit of personal taste, but it was very hard to look at the art. Also the proportions sometimes threw me off (I thought disproportionate hands in yaoi were a thing of the past but apparently not).
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As for the story it's pretty average. The initial misunderstanding of Anteros being Psyche's enemy had no reason to go on for as long as it did (considering it was only 20 chapters).
And again, I'm so NOT a fan of violent sex. Rapist or not discussion aside, if you care about a person and they keep saying "no/stop/wait" you STOP. I really don't get why it's become such a trend that no one even notices anymore.