I love them so much—they’re so cute together. I really liked the slow burn and how their past was shown. I also loved their interactions with Meguru. I wish we could’ve seen more of them.
Please, this is so cute! I love them so much. Maki is adorable—he deserves all the love and happiness. I can’t wait to read the sequel.
I really wanted to like this manga—I truly did—but there are just so many things I hated about it.
First, the seme is annoyingly overbearing. He says he loves the uke and openly claims they’re dating, but three seconds later he’s getting head from another character (ugh). He doesn’t act like he loves him at all—he just comes across as constantly horny, which is especially uncomfortable considering Taichi’s trauma.
Second, Taichi’s friend—who I initially thought was a good person—knew that Taichi had been SA’d by his brother and did nothing because he “didn’t want things to be awkward.” What the hell. Seriously, what the hell.
Third, the seme’s annoying lackey literally wanted Taichi to be gang-raped, and there are zero consequences for it. No punishment. Nothing. Taichi’s so-called “lover” just says, “Bad minion, that’s not what I asked,” and his “best friend” is like, “I get you.” Is there anyone in this manga who actually takes Taichi’s trauma and well-being seriously? Even his family brushes it off with comments like, “lol, he always attracts weird guys.”
And don’t even get me started on the brother who caused the trauma in the first place—he just gets bonked on the head and that’s it. It’s even played as comedy, with the @_@ eyes and everything.
I know some manga aren’t meant to be taken seriously, but that wasn’t the case here. You have to choose whether you want the story to be serious or not, because mixing the two just ends up creating a mess—like this one.
First of all, if the seme felt that much guilt after fucking everything up with Yuuki, he should’ve done everything he could to find the real Yuuki and ask for forgiveness instead of looking for a replacement just to fuck. Second, the couple had no chemistry at all—the seme was clearly using the uke as a replacement, and the uke just wanted to live out a romance. I honestly don’t even understand how they fell in love.
So yeah, I didn’t like the seme, and the uke only became a better character after they broke up (he was annoying and tended to overreact in the first chapters). I didn’t like their relationship either, so I read everything very fast, already knowing they would end up together in the end. sigh
The guy from the bar (I can’t remember his name) was the best character, hands down.
I only liked the story about ‘God’ and his partner (Akaishi and Arashima). I think they were really cute together—such a shame it’s only one chapter long. I liked the first story too, I guess. I didn’t care about the rest, since they weren’t my cup of tea. The second story had an interesting concept, but the main couple had no chemistry, no meaningful moments, and no development, so it would’ve been exactly the same without the uke’s irrelevant crush. The story was developed in a way that made me care more about the dead character and his unrequited love. But well, to each their own.
I loved it! The story is engaging, and I love Ilya and Khalid—they’re really strong and brave, and they make such a beautiful power couple. I’m glad they finally got their happy ending, but I wish we could’ve seen more of them, and their kids too! The side characters were interesting as well—special mention to Soo-ya, because I loved that woman.
Shion is cute and adorably dumb in both versions, and Rui is a bisexual king who loves Shion no matter what. And Shion also loves Rui no matter what. They make such a nice couple—I love them together! Yes, I know this is mostly smut, and I wasn’t a big fan of the (open) ending, but I ship them so much; they’re happy together, and that’s what’s important. I would love a second part of this, to see more of them as a couple (I really love them lol), finally finding a cure, and maybe a story about Hajime and Hodaka too (I’m curious about them)."
The art is beautiful, and the premise was interesting. I also love the ship, and I really liked that they had a shared past, but the story would have been a lot better without the unnecessary love triangle. Even though it was frustrating, I could understand Junhyuk saying nasty things to keep Yijae away in order to protect him, because it was a really dangerous situation. However, the anticlimactic porn dream and the jealousy scene didn’t add anything to the story. The couple already had a lot of problems to deal with, so the prosecutor character trying to get between them was totally unnecessary and cliché.
Tbh, I never thought I’d love them that much, considering I’m not a big fan of the “friends with benefits” trope. But I do like enemies to lovers, so I gave it a try—and I ended up loving them so much. They’re cute together, their development is beautiful, and their banter is funny. They also COMMUNICATE (I can’t stress this enough) and have a really healthy relationship. Youngwon has a really nice personality and isn’t your typical annoying uke, and Hyunwoo is a walking green flag. In the end, they even made me cry (emotional tears lol). Recommended if you like healthy relationships without annoying misunderstandings that drag on for half the story.
They are adorable! I love them so much. I would’ve loved to see more of their relationship. The side characters were really nice and cute too—special mention to Yoshida, the MVP lol.
Btw, the tag is wrong—it’s shounen-ai, not yaoi lol, but 100% recommended if you like cute and healthy ships.
I love this! They’re so dumb and cute, and I wanted to see more of them! I thought it was going to be mostly perverted, but it ended up being really sweet and even romantic. I loved the male friend who treated them as a couple, and their childhood friend too. I liked that even though she was a fujo, she wasn’t creepy and actually helped her friends. I’d love to read more about their relationship as boyfriends (please lol).
This was so cute, I loved it! They were sweet together, and I really liked how their relationship developed. I love characters like Kyohei (we need more semes like him), and Mitsuki was very likeable and kind as well. The kids were adorable, and I especially loved Miho lol — her role as a love advisor and her game ideas were both cute and funny.
It was melancholic and cute. I really dislike it when characters avoid people who love them just because they can’t communicate—but we wouldn’t have the story if that didn’t happen, I guess. I also appreciate the character development, even if it took A LOT of time, lol.
I LOVED Gaku. Please, he was so cute and nice and adorable. Green-flag king. We need more characters like him…
I liked it a lot! It was cute and funny. They’re both so dumb and adorable. I loved Iida—his reactions were 10/10, lol. The only “bad” thing is that it ended too quickly. I wish we had more chapters of them being together as a couple…
Masaki deserved better. Still, I’m glad he didn’t end up with the uke because I found the uke reeeeally annoying. I didn’t mind Kei-chan, but I just couldn’t enjoy the story because, as I said, I disliked Yukito’s character. I’ve seen worse characters, so I don’t know why he rubbed me the wrong way lol.
I usually love childhood friends-to-lovers stories, but this one didn’t resonate with me. I kept reading, hoping for some Mamoru x Rui as a side couple, but got nothing lol. Still, it was cute. Mamoru best boy.
The main couple was really cute and I liked them, but it just didn’t vibe with me. I guess it’s because the uke wasn’t my type? Lol, sorry. Gyusik was my favorite character, and I was really happy when I found out he had his own romantic interest. So I’m frustrated now because we didn’t get to see any development between them—just like, three pages? Where’s the GyuGyu?? I’m crying
I usually don't write out my opinions on long stories, but here we are. First of all, I liked the main couple. Sure, the misunderstandings were frustrating at times, but they were cute, and I’m a sucker for childhood friends-to-lovers. Also, the seme turned out to be really sweet (I love puppy semes!), and I genuinely felt sorry for him once his side of the story was revealed. Thankfully, they got a happy ending.
I didn’t think I’d like the second couple, because Seonwoo was reaaaally shitty. And I’m still annoyed that he never truly repented for ruining someone’s life and hurting so many people for no reason. BUT—I love character development, and I can appreciate that he changed for the better. Still, the best thing to come out of all of this is...
TAE-SEO. Seriously. I think his character alone is reason enough to love this manhwa. We need more semes—scratch that—we need more characters like him. He’s silly, nice, friendly, funny, and yeah, a little bit dumb, but in the most lovable way. I love him. Just... read it for Tae-seo, lol.
I thought it was going to be boring, but I ended up getting hooked on the story. The main couple was cute, and I liked the friendship among the three. I loved Adachi, and his relationship with Miyake was really interesting