QQ Mobile's Manga

Eh... Half-and-half so far.
Art: (2)
Full marks. I like this art style wherein the lines aren't too neat. It gives the manga a light, kindof fluffy atmosphere.
Plot: (1)
Eh... Nothing remarkable. Just your typical story where your bully turns out to be deeply infatuated with the person being bullied. The brother could've been a great plot driver but wasn't really utilized to that extend. He seemed more like an accesory, which makes me sad since I quite like protective/possessive big brothers.
Misc./Ending: (-)
Will decide on the last star when the manga is finished.

I feel that Kosaka and Kanbe's story made more of an impact than the first story, which I found quite bland and really boring. Plus, despite the promising title, the content/story was so underwhelming that I wanted to stop reading from chapter 2. Thank God I didn't though.

That was... Interesting, to say the least. Only the first chapter is up but it had a lot of potential. Looking forward to more!

Not something I would read again because it has no conflict at all and a bit monotonous. Though the art is really good...

For something that isn't finished yet, I've reached my quota for the shallowness of the uke. He isn't understanding at all and I don't think he knows how to separate personal matters from work. Plus, he's so oblivious to his surroundings. I can only feel bad for the seme who has to put up with everything.

The art gets full two stars though. I may/may not up my rating depending on how this ends, though I make no promises.

Art (2)
Pretty good, considering this manga is by Moegi Yuu-sensei. I love the anatomy, as usual, especially how the hands and lips were drawn (sexy). The characters, while I consider them 'beautiful', don't come across as girly looking; however, because of his clothes, Midori appears kinda drag queen-ish during the park encounter.

Plot (2)
While not exactly rare, I like this supernatural take on a deity/ human relationship. The pace is surprisingly fast, but mangas like this one rarely stretch out to many volumes, so I understand the need to keep the story rolling. Though, I am not sure if I like the fact that a third person was used to reveal the main 'conflict' of the story.

Ending (-)
Since it's an ongoing project, I'll leave this section blank.

Pe-pe-pe-perfect! While every chapter is filled with drama, the character relationships still get developed well enough for the romance (or whatever bonds were formed) to be believable and realistic. As usual, I adore how Yoneda-sensei takes two broken individuals and pairs them up so that they can make each other whole again. It's really an unconventional love affair between the straight-laced Doumeki and the loose Yashiro. Once you immerse yourself in this manga, you'll start to get the feeling that both of them are descending to the pits of hell with no regrets.

This story is weirdly appealing. For such twisted characters like Take ang Hiroi, they got someone quite inexperienced (therefore, obedient). It's kinda thrilling because a lot of things could happen, given the circumstances, and I'm glad to know that Take's awakening feelings toward Mine would be the most likely trigger.

Since this series is on-going, all I have to say is that the concept is very promising. Hopefully, the execution won't fall flat in the preceding chapters. (And please, less rape and more emotions.)

Surprisingly simple from this author. The art is a bit sloppier than usual, too.