Yaoi sinner's manga / #Childhood friends(7)

I love dramatic storys, like when someone likes other person, but is to shy to admit it, basically painful one-sided love, or something like what happened in this story. Another thing i like is the art. Omfg is really something. And both of them are cuties. I CAN'T HANDLE IT. I'm so sorry... I got excited. And well childhood friends is again a cliche topic but never fails bro.

Harada-san has some twisted storys. Shun is disturbing as hell, I can't deal with it. And I really don't like this twisted things, it makes me uncomfortable. But I'm not going to lie, this is not the same yaoi bullshit I see everywhere and I like how Harada-san exposed human primitive thoughts. I like the originality and I don't really mind reading this, but if I knew someone like this in real life, gosh... I'd freak out

This story was quite a surprise. I read this story for the first time a long time ago, when I was quite immature, and gave it a really good rating and comment. Now I see that this manga has a good concept that was awfully transmitted. Hideaki is really beautiful, but his character is quite toxic. Tomo seems like a weak person that gets swayed away and influenced really easily. The plot is a bit messy too. The development of Hideaki's feelings isn't transparent and some of the manga events are forced or unnatural. In the bright side, I adore the unrequited love concept so maybe that's why I liked this manga so much. Also I think the author did a good choice when he chose Hideaki to be the uke. Reasonable read, but there is definitely better.

3 cute stories :') Naoto kind a broke is character, so I was like °-° Uhh and I liked the incest story (#SorryNotSorry), but I think the author should developed it more. But I really liked the very last chapter with the piano. I mean pahahah it was hilarious. Still laughing :')))

I liked this *.*, especially the second story. I would love to see what the author said. More embarrassing situations with Kazu and more development. One thing I notice in books that have multiple stories is that one of them, normally the one I like the most, it's just one chapter long and therefore less developed and shorter. But well, at least they exist... I just wished the authors invest in all stories and just not the first. I know it's not something easy, but I would really apreciate it. About this book I recomend the second story, not because the first isn't good, but the scond has a different theme and I'm really atractred to the second one.

Story about a traumatized model, Noeru, who falls in love "once more" with a reporter (i think), Mamiya (Mamiya is similar to a Noeru's childhood friend who died with leuchimia and who was loved by Noeru himself). Noeru lives an unhappy life, sleeping with several men to escape his memories and skipping school. He models too. The story starts happily and Mamiya and Noeru's relationships in the beggining is kinda awkward, but then develops to an healthy relation. I liked the plot in general, I just think the end was kinda rushed. Noeru's death was a little forced. I mean, a person can die from a stab, but Mamiya didn't even cared about calling an ambullance. He told Chidori, but still... And the other weak part is the character of Chidori. Chidori is shown as a shy guy, but cute and gentle. He likes to take care of Noeru, the person he loves, even knowing he sleeps with other men. But then Mamiya appears and Chidori just turns to a complete yandere?! M8 wut? .-. Appart from that the story has a nice development and it was a good read. I liked Mamiya character. P. S.: This is messy aff

Interesting, but not my cup of tea. Childhood friends who have a wicked relationship. I was expecting a bigger development about the background, but i guess it worked well with all the mistery.