Read this one a while back and I agree with despelucada u-u;... Sadly I read it to the end and was frustrated, I kept thinking "What the hell?" it was too angst, not even the sex scenes were hot for me, it just felt like always rape. I even I wanted to shake the hell outta Akasaka, tell him to wake the F up!!! And kick Oohori a** ~sighs~ either way....Read at you're own risk. =/...Even the end was BS to me

I can't stand it when this happens: beautiful art, good setting, terrible storytelling. The reason of Oohori's leaving was already confusing enough for me not to accept Akasaka's complacency during the rape (which was ludicrous no matter how you look at it), but you know how in BL love usually grows and makes up for all that stupidity. However, here, things happen so suddenly and everything is just so shallow, it will depress you. Oohori is an immature brat and Akasaka is an idiot. That's about how deep they grow as their story (and relationship) progress. The dialogue was bad, the pace was terrible, the "drama" plainly confusing, the ending was.... I digress. So, the idea could've been good but did not deliver.

6 on account of the art.

... Last updated on June 1st, 2013, 8:05am

This story had a lot of hope in my eyes; set in the military and it had an attractive lead/manly couple but the storyline just didn't make sense. They fell in love too quickly, there was no remorse for the raping that took place, and what's even worse was the ending where his future wife conviently got taken out of the manga so that they could be together again. There was no need for that at all.

This series was really bad. Well, maybe not the drawings, but the plot and dialogue certainly were. The non-con wasn't an issue for me (and, in fact, I enjoy that element in yaoi)-- what bothered me was the way in which the characters generally interacted with each other. Oohori acted like such an a**hole toward Akasaka (practically throughout the entire series), and Akasaka seemed way too accepting of that crappy behavior.

I kept thinking maybe Oohori's attitude would change and he'd mature as the story progressed, but no. Too bad, 'cause I actually liked the story's premise (a higher-ranking officer involved with his subordinate and some non-con with the subordinate as the aggressor).

... Last updated on February 9th, 2010, 5:10pm

the story line overall is an okay...i'm not gonna exaggerate on anything. basically it's a good time killing read (maybe). if it were me i would read it when i really hv nothing else to read. the sex scene was also an okay, but liking the part where they still intact with each other even though one of them were married

-love know no boundaries-