Makkaee's manga / #Supernatural(11)

Ooooh I am enjoying this so much! I need updates immediately! I wanna know who that other beast dude is and why Coro is so against Yurito going to his den. I wonder if he doesn't have his own den because his parents abandoned him. Maybe this beast is his half-brother or some sort of relative?

Aw that's cute that Shiro turned into a human because of Makoto's love. Bruh Nagizuka out here suffering. Homie really listened in on Shiro fucking Makoto and got off on it. He down bad, nah, down horrendous. Hopefully he finds his own love in the future.

No matter in what story or universe, I will always be whipped by Yato.

I was worried that Nagi was underaged, but turns out he was high school senior so I am just gonna assume he is 18 to make myself feel better. I thought he was 15 at first so I felt conflicted while reading lol. But they were cute.

YALL! This is tooooo good! The way art got sooooo pretty as the story went on. Gangwoo was toxic in the beginning with how pushy he was and not taking no for an answer, but honestly that man is so whipped for Doyun, it's insane. I didn't think I would give it 5 stars but I just have to for Jooyoung and Doyun's relationship alone. That whole found home and Jooyoung being a parental figure to Doyun is just so special to me. I am so happy that despite being an orphan, Doyun got so much love from Jooyoung and now he has Gangwoo who would give him the world. It's just wholesome! I love this story (just from how much I sobbed over Jooyoung and Doyun's separation, ya know it had me in a chokehold). I also think despite the noncon behavior, Gangwoo's personality was shown really well and how far he would go for his loved one.

Minus the weird dubcon right off the bat, it was quite cute. Shinobu truly is an easy target, but I am glad Shion didn't hurt him and ended up falling for him.

This was beautiful. I hate that Hinata got raped, but I understand the thought process of it later on. I am just happy they both got their happy ending together. I love how this isn't just about beasts, but it is still applicable to real life and discrimination/prejudice.