Damn this manga was dog shit no kidding....the baron oh god he's the epitome of shitty ass seme and the uke being a total doormat like I was expecting some angst and a little violence but nahh it's just violence violence and just violence so yeah this read totally ruined my mood
Mizukami Shin’s stories are truly unique. It’s a common theme with her that, upon my first reading of her books, I tend to dislike them. But upon my second or even third reading, I come to truly appreciate the beauty of her stories.
When I first read this story, I was probably between 10 and 11 years old. I didn’t enjoy it, and more than anything, I didn’t understand it. The plot was confusing due to me being so young, and everything seemed so... dark.
After revisiting it a few years later, I came to understand the story a lot better, and actually began to love it quite a bit. The wholesome fluffiness in the last few chapters had completely flown over my head as a kid, since I was blinded by the morbidness of it all. But I’m happy I came back to it, as I do believe this author has something special to offer.
The same thing happened with my first reading of Rikugun Renai Shikan Gakkou. A problematic story, yes. But quite beautiful if read under the right conditions.
Sure he's a mean prick at the start of his story but welp that was him just doing his job and flirting I guess? He didn't ever rape Kyose though just felt him up a bit lol
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My heart is still torn even now
Damn this manga was dog shit no kidding....the baron oh god he's the epitome of shitty ass seme and the uke being a total doormat like I was expecting some angst and a little violence but nahh it's just violence violence and just violence so yeah this read totally ruined my mood
This mangas hilarious but at the same time it made me super melancholic at the end. Great stuff tho, I rlly like the setting of the manga ♡♡♡
for liferssss
Mizukami Shin’s stories are truly unique. It’s a common theme with her that, upon my first reading of her books, I tend to dislike them. But upon my second or even third reading, I come to truly appreciate the beauty of her stories.
When I first read this story, I was probably between 10 and 11 years old. I didn’t enjoy it, and more than anything, I didn’t understand it. The plot was confusing due to me being so young, and everything seemed so... dark.
After revisiting it a few years later, I came to understand the story a lot better, and actually began to love it quite a bit. The wholesome fluffiness in the last few chapters had completely flown over my head as a kid, since I was blinded by the morbidness of it all. But I’m happy I came back to it, as I do believe this author has something special to offer.
The same thing happened with my first reading of Rikugun Renai Shikan Gakkou. A problematic story, yes. But quite beautiful if read under the right conditions.
I didn’t even think the vampire one was like a romance thingie and I only liked the two boys that looked like girls.I really liked godos story(〜￣△￣)〜
that kyose died, and the whole puzzle in my head is complete of how the story started.
How old is Godo???
Godo × Harihito is better than the main story. Their story is like the Wasuretai Itoshijin, another manga by the same author.
So can someone link me to Godo's sequel story ? no Okay
Sure he's a mean prick at the start of his story but welp that was him just doing his job and flirting I guess? He didn't ever rape Kyose though just felt him up a bit lol