Cake-o's Topics (55)

I like the way the authors draws eyes

Nice art, intriguing premise. I needed more time for the main leads to connect and fall for one another though. The mystery/backstory could have been handled better; the plot twist reveal was quite clunky, I felt the dialog was unnatural at points.

I've read a lot of yaoi but never insect horror yaoi. I guess there is always something new.

I hope someone keeps translating this. I'm so interested in the world building. It looks like there are 26 chapters on the official Japanese website now.

Haruki is so painfully awkward, shy, and lacks self-confidence, but despite his flaws, he truly tries to grow- that's the type of main character I can root for. I hope there is another volume. Though Youzu had ulterior motives, I'd like to see them become true friends.

Nice art. I like the concept and Imari's struggles with perfectionism. The author had a good balance of dark twisted plot and humor. I take issue with Yotsumi's character however. He wants Imari all to himself but his extreme jealousy toward anyone that Imari interacts with is so easily triggered that he takes actions that would obviously push him away. I'm not sure how to describe it. It makes Yotsumi look more foolish than a excitingly unpredictable love interest that I think he was meant to be.

I like their dynamic. All of it.

Hmm, I don’t see why Kei likes the main character. He really was treating him like a younger brother. I mean, when did he start liking him? I’m assuming not when he was still a little kid. It needs an extra chapter to establish this. I just don’t buy it.

This manga is so fluffy but people seem really weirded out by it. The pacifier theme is unique, but plot-wise I don’t think there was much substance. It would be more interesting to me if the backstory wasn’t simply just told to us in the last chapter. Also, the romantic lead didn’t have much going on, he was just sort of perfect.

This was quite the psychological thriller, with its twists. I guess I liked it, but I don’t think I would be interested in reading such violent sex scenes (that aren’t technically rape) again.