Kerrrr's manga / #I'm not gay I just really wanna fuck that guy(23)

I cracked the Scarlet Beriko dilemma. The art is ok, and I love it. Plotlines are on the cliche side, and I love it. Length and pace are adequate, and I love it. Why? Turns out it's just the very simple detail of giving the men PLEASURE while fucking. They like it, clearly. They enjoy it and they want more. None of that crying "don't touch me there senpai" bullshit. Overall her works are fluff of the good kind for me. It's a nice break from heavier reads.

Mineyuki and Ayami are two aliens from a race that neglected their biology for millennia and are sent to earth in artificial human bodies so they can learn how to do "the sex". Upon their arrival their flawlessly designed meat suits are noticed by senpai and quickly become successful entertainers. But uhh-ooh... they lost the instructions to their human bodies! Now the whimsical story of two extraterrestrials begins. Figuring out how their penises work without the help from the Internet is just one of the many tasks and struggles out couple goes through, along with never before seen in literature obstacles for their relationship, such as: People opposing their " LLLLOOOOOOVVVVVEEEEEEE" Hectic schedules Finding an effective attire that disguises their alien nature, besides glasses and a hat Seriously just stare at the pretty pictures and skip the dialogue.

Every single line felt unnatural and forced. I didn't feel the fluff, all character interactions were too unsophisticated. Otherwise, forgettable.

Heated discussion in the comment section about rape is way off, in my opinion. I never saw Kishi being coerced or unwilling. Even translated to real life (are you insane kerrr don't do that shut up) all I could see was Sudou being selfish. He realized that the only way to achieve his goals (sex/relationship) was to push forward. Yes, his pushing was insensitive, but it never came to shove. Kishi tilted his head for kissing, he spread his legs and raised his hands in the air. To me, those are signs of submission that can objectively be interpreted as a green light in this scenario SPECIFICALLY, where there are no previous threats for Kishi to feel unsafe. When he pushed Sudou away, when they being watched and when Kishi passed out, Sudou DID stop. Anyway this was a boring, generic, cliche-packed run of the mill fluff fest where there is nothing going on aside from the couple's childish denial of their nature.

Strong start, terribly girly ending. The last 5 pages ruined it.

It's infuriating to see wasted pancakes

I thought the young crowd would be more puzzled by a freaking rental store by now lol