What else can I even say? This is such a fun read! TOS is such a relatable character first of all. The way how he initially dealt with his admiration with Raizo and his works reminded me of the way how I get jealous to someone better than me XD And of course, our ikemen Raizo and with the way he's so gentle and patient with TOS. What also struck me the most in this story is the sporadic and chaotic dialogue. It's all over the place and they say really unexpected things all the times, but it made the entire interaction almost realistic and fun to read. You could also really tell that the mangaka/creator had lots of fun writing the dialogues
I also love how the mangaka immediately updated the quality of her art. She made Raizo in Volume 2 and Volume 3 even more beautiful and manly. She mentioned how her Japanese readers' encouragement pushed her to draw the following volumes, and I could really tell how she went all out with Volume 2 and Volume 3. I'm so glad her fans encouraged her to do it. Overall, such a fun read
I was on a journey to discover low-rated BL manhwas and give them a chance, and this happened to be the first thing I came across and decided to head into, and OH MY GOODNESS.
So at first, I found MC adorable with all his antics. He seemed innocent yet righteous, but my jaw literally dropped the moment not only he let a stranger touch him all over, but even had him fck him, YET THE ENTIRE TIME, HE WAS STILL LIKE, "hm???????what r we doin'...??????"
*rips my hair off*
Anyways, I lowkey ship MC's attendant/servant to that blonde-haired guy. Had the MC been a background character inserted in the same manner just to stir the plot, I feel like their story could've been something else hehe~ That's all.
I stopped reading this like 3 years ago. Now I've returned to see if the little kid from back then have grown up but nope. I haven't read a thing yet right from the latest chapter I stopped, but I think the mangaka have yet to graduate him from Elementary after all these years
Okay. I'm hurt. This is WAY too short. I WANT MORE!
Love how seme's plans keeps on backfiring him. He vows to make uke confess, he also tries to make him feel jealous but he somehow ended being the first to be in those situation lolol, but I still love him a lot. He's really adorable <33
Art is also good. It's kinda refreshing to witness a manhwa being applied in the Japanese style black-and-white comic rather than the common vertical ones. I still really hope this was longer huhuhu
I love this manhwa so much. Every event in each chapters were not dull, their dialogues were interesting and funny, and the characters were really likeable, especially the uke and seme. Both of them had their own charm. Also, for some reason, I could very much relate to the uke — particularly with his father, and the mindset he gradually developed as an employee so I may be biased when I say he ended up being my fav character aside from the seme, who I also adore a lot. Overall, this is one of my top favorites and I'm looking forward to read the next season!
First of all, I really really adore the art style. The shadows were soft and isn't over exaggerated. The color pallette uses warm-ish tones so in overall, the art looked really comfortable in my eyes~
I just kind of wished the artist made seme a bit look younger in terms of his physique? Well, I think seme is supposed to give off a mature/adult vibe since I remember one of the side characters described him so, but my mind just kept automatically referring to him as a 26-29 year old man instead of a teenager lolol. But well... either this is a "me" problem haha....
Lastly, I'm enjoying the plot so far. The uke is also really lovable~
I read this because there is a kid. I also really love how every chapters ended with the kid's drawing and writings since it kind of tones down the heavy atmosphere of the story. The rough s*x just kind of surprised me lolol. I can never get used to those so I just turn a blind eye and try to concentrate on the dialogue. I would feel bad skipping the s*x scenes, then realizing I missed an important conversation from the seme and uke
A person transmigrating into a doll is new to me, but the events surrounding it particularly with the antagonist, as well as the characterization in general is a bit lackluster. I also never felt much thrill, worry or anything while reading some of the scenes that's supposed to have tension since to begin with, the main leads seemed to have more allies than the antagonist so I already knew from the beginning seme/uke would finish that guy in one hit.
If this had been published earlier on and I got to read this when I was 14-15 years old, I would probably enjoy the plot. In overall, this is a decent read. I kind of finished this in one sitting so this can be read to pass the time or ease your stress a bit. Doll uke is also really really cute.
I know the trope is morally messed up, given that seme was dating the underage uke, but I will have to disregard that for a second to appreciate how on-the-spot their trope is.
Uke is 16 on the initial chapters. He often throws a tantrum and his emotions easily gets to him. Not to say all 16 years olds were like this, but it allows immersion for the reader. Then there's the adult seme and with the way he was dealing with the young uke's emotions. He never get mad. He was mature with how he dealt with uke. Seme knew he's the adult in the relationship, that's why Seme is the one always apologizing and coaxing Uke because he understood the huge age gap and he's dating a young teen. He never gets mad.
Now Im not condoning with Seme's decision of dating an underage, but I still wanna say that mangaka did really great with creating contrast there. Whenever Uke gets mad and all, I never find him annoying as a result. He was just growing and discovering things.