Sleeps In Sunbeams's manga / #accident(4)

A lovely story about making the most of a second chance to live true to yourself. I enjoyed the characters; the seme was head over heels in love with a uke who was no pushover. Beautiful artwork and moments of humour made this a great read.

I shed a few tears in that baseball story, it was so beautifully written. I also really enjoyed the age gap story, the older guy had such a great angry face and both MCs were drawn so well! I have to send a big thumbs up to the translator and editor, the translation went above and beyond with the accent and there were no jarring moments of poor grammar

Two great stories with some sexy scenes. The first pair reunited after high school with the timid Akagi and the more intense Ichimori both trying to hide how obsessed they are with each other. There is something about obsessive pairings that make for some hot scenes and these guys both tick that box. I loved the unexpected twists, they added that extra element to make the story stand out. The second pair had known each other since they were 16 (Hisakuni -the young master) and 14 (Akiho - the gardeners son). Now adults as boss and secretary, an unexpected accident changes their day to day dynamics and soon they won’t be able to hide their real feelings. This story was fun and hot, and like the first story, had some unexpected twists.

A surprisingly deep story with a ML who verges on being unlikeable but the mangaka saves him by invoking empathy instead. College student Haruhiko Kuzumi’s life changes the day he rides his bike into novelist Renjiro Kijima, breaking the older man’s hand. A poor college student, Haruhiko can’t compensate Kijima for the accident. So, Kijima offers Haruhiko an unusual deal. Haruhiko can transcribe Kijima’s latest story as he orally dictates it. Little does Haruhiko know, Kijima specializes in erotic novels. Kijima’s alluring voice soon draws him into a world of sensual daydreams. The eroticism of the stories being dictated and the fantasies of Kuzumi were beautifully depicted. The deceptive eccentricity of Kijima was so interesting for a MC, but it was that raw vulnerability of a man yearning to write that really won me over. Looking forward to the next volume.