And chapter 2 alone was gold.

but then, the comedy is hilarious, the faces, dialogue, there is kind of a story after all and a pure intention. I kinda started to like this story after chapter 3, and laughed a lot and was very entertained. And the seme is really cool. Very much so.

... Last updated on March 15th, 2020, 2:01pm

I didn't expect it but this manga surprisingly turned out quite funny at times and wholesome at others. Love the mangaka's humour, the side characters are hilarious, and the main couple is actually pretty cute together. I could overlook the cheesiness because it wasn't too overdone and admittedly it was quite sweet in the end. I also like the overall atmosphere and energy of the story, both of which I felt suit its characters' nature and go well with the theme of youth and rashness that its very premise promises. Oh and of course don't forget about the smut haha.

Story? Almost nonexistent
Characters? Shallow.
Art? Pretty.
Smut? Hot as hell!
Hotel? Trivago

very steamy smut, but it's kinda run of the mill for a blackmail plot, which i'm not always the biggest fan of anyways. I did like the initial premise, but most of the rest of the story is kinda meh. The drama felt like it had no stakes and was just following a formula. I really do think this mangaka needs to stick with simpler plots and topics so she can just focus on the characters and a cohesive narrative.

I had to double check the author and the artist name because I really couldn't believe that Conro-sensei did the whole story theirself. This is a complete break narrative and consistency-wise from two other works that I have read so far. Though considering that the over all frame of the story is comedic makes much more sense because even in the two other works, the funny scenes were the ones that I loved the most as they were well thought out. The art is, as always, absolutely gorgeous.
For now I will just ignore the moral/ethical question this manga poses nor try to scrutinize it and let me feelings carry me away. If a story is able to capture your imagination then it's a good story and I do not always sit down and try to analyses it. Not that I think it would make the story less enjoyable for me, in fact it's actually the opposite usually, but I simply want to bask in the after glow for now.
Especially because if I started over-analyzing every yaoi manga for the minutest detail there would be very few that I would actually enjoy, and this way I won't give a chance to the new comers either; because mangakas also improve over time as learn to infuse life into their characters and story.

... Last updated on January 27th, 2017, 5:20am