Aimless's Manga

Followed by reading Junketsu Drop, I went straight to Interval Zero and up to chapter four so far. This story has a different vibe, going beyond conflict simply between an academic student and sports student. Chairman Kadokura’s family circumstances are focalised in the story, becoming reason behind his desire for independence. In the meantime, amongst the students living under the same roof as him, sportsman Kima is the one that he simply can’t shake off.
Thus far, I find that Kadokura deserves freedom. There are parents who have the tendency to selfishly dictate their children’s lives, thinking they can rightfully do so. They should understand that their children are individuals who can’t be owned, having their own set of dreams and desires. On a broader scale, the hell with all the ungrateful people who are taking advantage and controlling people’s lives, it’s wrong to treat people like livestock by using for personal gain.

Hehe, I like the manga by its name already and chapter 1 is promising. I'm really excited about how it'll progress considering the art is so vibrant and the misunderstandings are hilarious.

Finally, I have break~ so naturally, more yaoi!! This manga, read 05/04/15, is quite sweet with them bonding through the nurturing of roses.

I breezed through this so fast that I didn't realise when I hit chapter 91. I love the premise of childhood friends; one persistent and undeniably annoying (yet cute) while the other is in denial and rough around the edges (but still sweet). The humour and art is superb, even if it's in short snippets, their lives together is pure perfection. I can't wait for the updates ~~